Join Sarah’s Inn for a  three-part, virtual training series for people who are interested in learning more about domestic violence and the various services for survivors, their children, and individuals who have perpetrated violence. This series will be particularly relevant to social service and other professionals who may encounter domestic violence (DV) in their work and are seeking to better understand the dynamics of DV and the options available. Participants can register for individual sessions or for all four for a discounted rate. CEUs will be provided. 

Session 1: Crisis of Masculinity: Men, Domestic Violence, and Building Allies for Change 

• Friday, May 9th, 10am – 12pm 
• Summary: How can we inspire men who have never perpetrated or experienced abuse to become active allies in domestic violence prevention? Participants will examine key myths and realities about engaging men in prevention, understanding how traditional gender norms and societal expectations shape attitudes toward violence. We’ll explore the intersections of masculinity, accountability, and allyship, equipping participants with tools to challenge harmful behaviors before they escalate. Whether working with youth, community leaders, or workplaces, attendees will pool their insights of how to motivate men to take an active stance in promoting safety and respect, with the ultimate goal of ending intimate partner violence. 
• Cost: $20 
• 2 CEUs

Session 2: Working With Those Who Cause Harm: Partner Abuse Intervention Programs  

• Friday, May 16th, 10am -12pm 
• Summary: Learn about the Partner Abuse Intervention Program (PAIP), an intervention that works with individuals who have perpetrated domestic violence. Attendees will gain an understanding of the program structure and the tools used to help participants take accountability for the harm they have caused and learn non-violent behaviors in relationships. 
• Cost: $20 
• CEUs: 2 

Session 3: The Intersection of Domestic Violence & Housing: Tools to Support Clients Navigating Housing Crises

• Friday, May 30th, 10am-12pm 
• Summary: In this session, we will explore the critical intersections between domestic violence survivors and homelessness. We’ll provide practical tools for professionals to effectively assist clients facing housing crises. Additionally, we’ll share insights into Sarah’s Inn’s response to homelessness as a result of domestic violence within our community. The training will conclude with a review of valuable resources that can support survivors in their journey to stability and safety.
• Cost: $20
• 2 CEUs

Register for all 3 training sessions and get a $10 discount = $50 

Contact David Seeber at davids@sarahsinn.org for more information.