FCASV - 2008 Sexual Violence and Victim Services Conference

Step 1

Become a member now of FCASV or FNVWS online at www.fcasv.org or www.fnvws.org to receive the member conference registration price.

Personal Information:

First Name: Last Name: Position / Title: Badge Name: Agency / Organization: Email:

Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: Fax:

Please check all that apply: Please register me for the Wellness Day on Tuesday, June 17.

I will attend the opening reception, Wednesday, June 18.

I will attend the Awards Luncheon, Thursday, June 19.

I require special assistance to participate in the conference. Please attach a written request prior to May 16.

I have special dietary needs:

Please send me information about CEUs.

Make hotel reservations by May 5, 2008 for the $90 conference room rate. Valet parking is $20 per day. Contact the Deauville Beach Resort directly at (800) 327-6656, reservation code: FNVWS08.

Registration Fees: Late Full Registration (after May 12th)
FCASV/FNVWS Members. .............. $220

Non-Members .........................$285

Late One Day Registration (after May 12th)
FCASV/FNVWS Members. .............. $185

Non-Members .........................$250

If one day registration, day registering for:

Please select one workshop for each section.

Wednesday June 18 (10:30 – 12:00) Kelly Otte – The Biggest Mistakes Executive Directors Make with Their Boards and How Not to Make Them

Anna Salter – Protecting Children from Sexual Predators

Robin Josef – Collaborating with Faith Communities to End Sexual Violence

Brian ogawa – Morita Therapy and Trauma: Practical Approaches to Victim Assistance

Maria Larocco – Sexual Assault Survivor Services for the Deaf Community: Cultural Considerations

Wednesday June 18 (1:15 – 2:45) Kelly Otte – Delegation, Time Management and Leadership

Lucane Lafortune – Creating Empowering Prevention Models for Adolescents

BeBe Westbrook – Rape Culture in the United States

Angelica Gonzalez & Christina Lalama – Finding a Healing Voice: Therapeutic Interventions for All Ages

Erika Smith – Re-thinking Recovery: The Impact of Aerobic Exercise on Adult and Childhood PTSD, Anxiety and Depression

Thursday June 19 (9:00 – 10:30) Kimlynn Cohen – Community Supervision: Probation and Beyond

Ann Loonstra – Dialectical Behavior Therapy for Adult Survivors of Childhood Sexual Violence

Tracy Wright – Hip Hop: Exploitation of Women of Color

Mark Lazarus & Wendy Hollowell – Advocates on Death Penalty Cases: Preparing Advocates and Families Who Choose to Attend an Inmate Execution

Aurelia Sands-Belle – So You’re Thinking About Applying for That Executive Director Job: 10 Things I Wish Someone Had Told me Before I Took Over the Reins

Thursday June 19 (2:00 – 3:30) Nola Theiss – What Victim Advocates Need to Know About the U.S. Trafficking Victims Protection Act, the T-Visa and Florida Anti-Trafficking Legislation

Monica ramirez – Addressing Sexual Assault Against Farmworker Women in the Fields

Condencia Brade – What’s Support Got to Do with It? Allying with Women of Color

Joseph Schiller & fabienne Vendrys – Domestic Violence in the Haitian Community

Diane Larochelle – Bearing Witness: Listening, Hearing & Healing with Survivors of Sexual Violence

Thursday June 19 (3:45 – 5:15) Gretchen Howard – Replicating Programs: How to Implement Effective Programs on Little Funding

BeBe Westbrook – Dennis Siegel & Maria Schneider – Choir Practice for Advocates and Prosecutors: Working in Harmony for Victims of Sexual Battery

Suzanne Quinn – Improved Victim Advocacy: Best Practices in Culturally Competent Community Outreach

Deborah Winchock-ebert – The Silent Victim: Elder Sexual Abuse

Aurelia Sands-Belle – Extending Sexual Violence Outreach to At-risk Teens

Friday June 20 (8:45 – 10:15) Lynn rosenthal – Poverty and Sexual Violence: Building Linkages with Public Housing

Katrina Lacy – Privilege and Confidentiality

Dr. Sergio Llanes – The Woman, Her Health and Domestic Violence

Deborah Winchock-ebert – The Silent Victim: Elder Sexual Abuse

Pablo Lorenzo – Fatherhood and Family Violence: Listening to Immigrant Fathers in South Florida

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