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We're so glad you're interested in one of our workshops. To request a training, please complete the form below.

Once you complete the form below, you can expect to hear from a member of our Prevention Team via email. Due to capacity limits, please give at least one week for a member of our Prevention Team to respond.


Please Note:

  • Workshops can be provided in-person or virtually. Virtual participants will need a computer or tablet with internet access.
  • Trainings are offered for groups of 4 or more (no maximum), and not on an individual basis.
  • Workshops vary in length from 90 minutes to 2 hours; workshops for schools are approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour.
  • Sessions are available in English, and training materials are available in multiple languages. Virtual participants can also utilize Zoom captions to support languages other than English.
  • Any workshop that is not grant-funded has a rate of $150/hour.

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Kathleen’s Story

For years, Kathleen's* life was defined by her husband's moods, needs and whims.

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La Historia de Tamika

Tenía 23 años, era madre soltera y estaba embarazada de mi segunda hija. Mi prometido tenía problemas con el consumo de alcohol y recibí muchos golpes y moretones hasta que nació nuestra hija. Me di cuenta de que si no me iba, mis hijas no me verían como una persona fuerte.

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LATICIA'S STORY

“We were just a couple trying to make a relationship work,” reflected Laticia.

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Megan's Story

I’ll never forget that moment when the judge asked, “Did he hit you?” I was standing in the courtroom, our 4-month old son sleeping in the baby carrier strapped to my chest. I didn’t know what to say. Everything else – the years of insults, the screaming in my face, the violence, the gaslighting, the drug abuse – was being overlooked. Just because you’ve never been hit, doesn’t mean you aren’t being abused.

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Alyssa’s Story

Alyssa*, a person with a disability who uses a wheelchair, was living with her parents.

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Lucia’s Story

Lucia* came to the Women Against Abuse emergency shelter pregnant and with five children.

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Doug Schoenberg’s Story

Doug Schoenberg, Co-Founder and CEO of SofterWare, Inc., recently provided a challenge match through the Schoenberg Family Charitable Fund as an incentive to help Women Against Abuse gain new monthly donors.

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Sheila’s Story

Sheila arrived at the Women Against Abuse Emergency Shelter after waking up in a hospital emergency room.

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La historia de Candace

Al pensar en la violencia doméstica, a menudo se piensa en una víctima/sobreviviente adulta. Pero ¿qué sucede con los niños, las niñas y las personas jóvenes adultas que han experimentado abuso o han sentido miedo en sus propios hogares? Candace, quien trabajó como terapeuta en Women Against Abuse, fue testigo de cómo abusaban a su madre durante años y elige contar su historia sobre este aspecto de la violencia doméstica del que poco se habla. A continuación, sus palabras.

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Jamie's Story

Jamie shared her story at the 2019 iPledge Campaign press conference.

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