Webinar: Rocky Mountain Campus Safety Summit by Jana's Campaign

About

The virtual Rocky Mountain Campus Safety Summit is a regional and affordable conference designed for key college personnel from the states of Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana.

Those invited include college and university administrators, faculty, staff, advocates, Title IX officers, Campus Security and Police, and students interested in improving their campus efforts to prevent and respond to sexual assault, gender and relationship violence, and stalking. The 2020 Summit will be June 10-19, and will feature live and on-demand webinars. At the conference, Jana's Campaign will host national experts, and encourages the sharing of best practices among participants.

Starting on Friday, June 12, all on-demand webinars will be made available. Every webinar in the Summit will be available 24 hours a day for the duration of the Summit. Use the follow the steps below to access the webinars.

1. To access the webinar you wish to view, use the personal registration link that you received in your registration-confirmation email. If you need Jana’s Campaign to resend your personal registration link, please email us at janascampaign@gmail.com

2. Navigate to the bottom of the Summit landing page and click on the thumbnail of the webinar you wish to view.

3. In the registration portal on the right side of the webinar landing page, choose an upcoming session time to view the webinar. Fresh sessions of the webinar begin every 15 minutes, day and night, so you do not need to register until you are ready to watch!

4. Enter your name and the email address that you used to register for the summit in the registration portal.

5. Watch the webinar and complete the post-webinar survey.

That's it! We hope you enjoy the Rocky Mountain Campus Safety Summit!

Summit Introduction by Kaiti Dinges; Executive Director of Jana's Campaign

Meet the Keynote Presenters

Dorthy Stucky Halley, LMSW

Former Director of the Victim Services Division of the Office of Attorney General of Kansas

Dorthy formerly the Director of the Victim Services Division of the Office of Attorney General since the division’s inception in 2007. Her development of a motivation typology for those who batter has opened the door to a new understanding for judges, prosecutors, law enforcement, advocates, batterer intervention providers, and others in the domestic violence field. She led the state efforts to develop standards and certify batterer intervention programs throughout Kansas. Halley has served victims in various capacities since 1986. She was the Executive Director of Safehouse, Inc. for over a decade, and previously served as a Crime Victim Compensation Board member. Her work with those who batter began in 1991, and led to her co-founding the Family Peace Initiative (FPI). Halley was the Practicum Director and Assistant Professor at Pittsburg State University in the Social Work Program from 1997 to 2007. She has served as an expert witness in domestic violence cases for the past 31 years. She and her husband, Steve, have authored numerous works. Halley is an international presenter. She has presented numerous times for the United Nations Commission for the Status of Women, and serves as a delegate for the International Public Policy Institute.
Steve Halley, LSCSW

Clinical Director of Halley Counseling Services, P.A. and the Director of the Family Peace Initiative (FPI)

Steve is the clinical director of Halley Counseling Services, P.A. and the Director of the Family Peace Initiative (FPI). Having received a bachelor degree in history, and master degrees in both outdoor administration and social work, Halley focused his career on working with individuals and families. For the past 25 years Halley has worked as a wilderness counselor, probation officer, therapist, and batterer intervention provider. His success in understanding and working with those who batter has created high demand for his trainings and the FPI curriculum internationally, which incorporates batterer motive and a trauma-informed approach. In 2016, Halley provided training to the National Association of Victim Service Professionals in Corrections at their national conference regarding his “River of Cruelty: A Trauma-Informed Approach”. In 2017, Halley served on the panel “Innovative Practices: Balancing Accountability and Support for Healing” for the Office of Violence Against Women. Halley is the longest-serving member of the Kansas Governor's Domestic Violence Fatality Review Board, serving since its inception. He is an avid golfer, songwriter. Along with his wife, Dorthy, he has authored Halley’s Alley: Commentaries on marriage, family, healthy relationships, parenting, loss, grief, trauma, and domestic violence, curriculum, numerous articles and other works.

Sessions in this Summit

Final Title IX Regulations and Their Effect on Your Campus
Working with Trauma: The Professional Enlightened Witness
Restorative Justice as a Response to Campus Misconduct

Friday, May 8, 2020 · 9:00 AM CDT
Cracking the Code: Understanding the motive of those who batter Pt.1

Tuesday, June 9, 2020 · 5:00 PM CDT
Cracking the Code: Understanding the motive of those who batter Part 2

Thursday, June 4, 2020 · 3:30 PM CDT
Impact of the River of Cruelty on Young Adults

Friday, May 8, 2020 · 11:30 AM CDT
Catching a Predator: Investigating the Howard University Rapist

Thursday, May 7, 2020 · 12:00 PM CDT
Supporting Men who Experience Rape or Dating Violence pt. 1

Wednesday, May 6, 2020 · 5:30 PM CDT
Supporting Men who Experience Rape or Dating Violence pt. 2

Thursday, May 7, 2020 · 10:00 AM CDT
Creating a Restorative Culture: Understanding Restorative Practice to Affect Sustainable Change

Wednesday, May 6, 2020 · 3:30 PM CDT
Strategies for Teaching International Students and Scholars about Sexual Misconduct Topics

Thursday, May 7, 2020 · 11:00 AM CDT
The Neurobiology of Trauma

Thursday, June 4, 2020 · 5:00 PM CDT

Rocky Mountain Campus Safety Summit

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