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The Governing Body is comprised of 21 members who are responsible for the governance of the Action Alliance and guide its policies. Under Action Alliance by-laws, the Governing Body has representation from all geographic areas of Virginia, at least one-third of representatives are from member sexual and domestic violence agencies, at least one-third of representatives … ›
We hold monthly Office Hours each month for participants in each of our three virtual training modules: Principles of Primary Prevention, Advocacy Core Training, and Trauma, Justice, and Oppression. These Office Hours are a space for participants to connect with each other and a technical assistance (TA) provider/trainer from the Action Alliance staff and Training … ›
Over the last few years we have heard countless stories of sexual assault and abuse of children at the hands of their coaches, from USA Gymnastics to the world of competitive all-star cheerleading. Unfortunately, not much is changing to stop and prevent the abuse. Join us as we speak with parents, former youth athletes, clinicians … ›
The BIAT is a collaborative 2.5-day training designed for both victim-witness and sexual and domestic violence agency early career advocates who are in their first two years of advocacy work. This training provides and overview of the role and responsibility of advocates; the guiding principles of a trauma informed response and the impact and effects … ›
Hosted once per quarter and primarily open to prevention staff at SDVAs. Project ECHO is an international model for training and peer-to-peer learning that was originally developed for use by doctors and other medical providers, and we’ve adapted it for sexual & intimate partner violence prevention.
This webinar is an interactive introduction to the the YOUTH ARE curriculum!
Virginia Sexual & Domestic Violence Agencies