A two-day training for battered women, advocates, women’s group facilitators, and community activists on the Duluth curriculum In Our Best Interest. Participants will learn how to use an educational model for facilitating groups for women who have been battered. The teaching method examines personal, institutional, and cultural action to end violence against women. Discussions include how racism, sexism, homophobia, and classism contribute to violence against women. Participants come away from this training with new energy for their work. It is open to women only.

 

This two-day training immerses participants in a process that includes role-plays, exercises, skits, discussions, and presentations about the In Our Best Interest curriculum philosophy. Topics include:

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