Staff/Faculty - Trauma-Informed Approaches to Violence Prevention at Fairfield University
This webinar was designed in collaboration between The Center for Family Justice and Fairfield University for Fairfield University staff and faculty to better understand ways of implementing trauma-informed responses to individuals who disclose experiences of violence as well as ways of following up with that individual for connection to resources, appropriate reporting steps, and ways of creating safer spaces where more folks feel safe coming forward.
All are welcome to view this recording! If you are from Fairfield University, please keep in mind you should register with your full name and email address if you are mandated or would like to show proof that you completed this training. Additionally, this system tracks engagement and time spent viewing during the viewing.
If you are Fairfield University staff and faculty and have questions, please reach out to Pam Paulmann at ppaulmann1@fairfield.edu.
For all other viewers unaffiliated with Fairfield University, please reach out to Katelyn Owens at kowens@centerforfamilyjustice.org.
This project is supported by grant no. 2018-WA-AX-0023-CT-WA by the Office on Violence Against Women, US Department of Justice. The opinions, findings, conclusions, and recommendations, expressed in this publication are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women.
Katelyn is passionate in her belief that we each hold important influence and roles within our communities, which can all contribute to eradicating violence or maintaining its presence in our lives. With intention, accountability, and compassion, we can repair and imagine and build joyful and safe communities.
She was born and raised in Texas, and currently lives with her partner and two cats in Bridgeport.
CFJ provides expert prevention education and training in our communities to create social change. Our goal is to break the cycle of violence by building healthy relationships, empowering communities, and mobilizing bystanders to speak out about abuse and violence.