Training & Education
Through training and education, we build the capacity of member programs, adjacent system partners, and larger community to respond more effectively and holistically to gender-based violence.
The Coalition Ending Gender Based Violence offers free training throughout the year for our membership organizations and groups. These are posted on the Events Calendar and announced in our quarterly newsletters.
Coalition staff are also available to provide training and technical assistance to any of your staff on any number of topics related to gender based violence! Find out other benefits of becoming a member!
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you offer set training packages?
We currently do not offer set curriculums or packages. Training and workshops are individualized, based on audience, requested topic/s, format (virtual or in-person), and other relevant factors.
What training fees do you charge?
Training fees are dependent on the agency/institution and audience. We are in the process of determining an equitable training fees schedule but it is currently set on a case by case basis. Training and technical assistance is free to membership organizations and groups.
What topics can you provide training on?
Our staff have expertise on most topics related to gender-based violence, particularly if they are within our specific issue areas. If we do not have the expertise in-house, we connect with and partner with those who do, in order to bring the most up to date and relevant information to our members, adjacent system partners, and general community. Please see list below of commonly requested training topics.
Common Training Topics and Requests
These is just an example of training topics that we can provide training on. Training topics can be as specific or expansive, depending on the need.
- Survivor Driven Trauma-Informed Advocacy
- Basic Domestic Violence Dynamics: Resources and Responses, including a landscape overview of gender based violence resources in King County
- Housing Advocacy and Housing Resources for Domestic Violence Survivors
- Gender Based Violence – An Overview
- Supporting survivors from historically marginalized communities, i.e. LGBTQIA, immigrants, refugees
- Domestic Violence in family law matters
- Post-separation battering
- Working with abusive partners
- Transformative Justice and Gender Based Violence
Who To Contact
Contact Lea Aromin, Co-Executive Director of Programs for any questions about training on any topics related to gender based violence for any audience
lea@endgv.orgFor training on the specific intersections of gender-based violence and adjacent systems, you can also contact program staff directly:
- Paris Chapman
Violence Prevention and Community Safety - Tracee Parker
Civil Legal System, Protection Orders, Family Law - Nykki Canete
Mental Health and Substance Use, Trauma-Informed Organizations, Systems, and Services - Jenn Dela Cruz
Housing and Homelessness
Let’s talk about how membership in the Coalition can help support your mission!