Interested in hosting Safe Passage for workshops, training, or tabling?
To view a full calendar of upcoming public community programs and events, please visit our Get Involved page.
If you have any questions not answered on this page, contact us at outreach@safepass.org!
Community Events & Tabling
Our staff and volunteers are able to be present at events, fairs, and other community events to share information about our agency and our programs.
We provide support and resources for survivors, and opportunities for the community to get engaged in our work and are available for public speaking at community events, panel discussions, conferences, and more.
Community Education, Workshops & Professional Development
Community Workshops
Safe Passage offers a variety of one-time workshops for community members and community groups. We can offer workshops and training series topics as well as additional specifically-tailored content for your organizational or professional needs.
Click on the name of the trainings below to learn more about it, or view our full list of offerings here.
Length: 30 mins
Audience: 18+
Format: In-person or Zoom
Description: Learn about Safe Passage programs, services, and approaches to supporting survivors and their families, engaging our community, and advocating for systemic change.
*Note: Can be combined with other workshop offerings or offered as a stand-alone.
To schedule on behalf of a group or organization: Fill out our Request a Program Form.
Length: 1.5 hr
Audience: 18+
Format: In-person or Zoom
Description: Explore a basic yet comprehensive understanding of domestic violence. Through lecture, interactive activities, and discussion, participants will become more confident in their understanding of domestic violence and skills to support friends, family, and community members who disclose experiencing violence. Includes an overview of Safe Passage programs and services.
To schedule on behalf of a group or organization: Fill out our Request a Program Form.
Length: 2 hr
Audience: 18+
Format: In-person or Zoom
Description: How can we prevent violence? In this workshop, participants will reflect on different types of personal and systemic violence in their own communities. Together, we learn key concepts behind violence prevention work and develop language and tools to contribute to a safer world every day.
To schedule on behalf of a group or organization: Fill out our Request a Program Form.
Length: 1.5-2 hrs
Audience: Community members ages 18+
Format: In-person or Zoom
Description: Disagreement and conflict are part of all relationships and do not define abuse, so what is abuse? And how is it different from conflict? Learn skills and tools to assess power dynamics, discern abuse from conflict, and build skills to recognize and resolve conflicts.
To schedule on behalf of a group or organization: Fill out our Request a Program Form.
Length: 1.5-2 hrs
Audience: Service providers, organizations, or groups who are regularly working with survivors in a professional capacity (including non-DV work)
Format: In-person or Zoom
Description: High-intensity conflict and abuse can sometimes appear similar. How is conflict different from abuse, how can we tell them apart, and how can we best respond? Learn skills and tools to assess power dynamics, discern abuse from conflict, and navigate responses to abuse and conflict.
*Note: Participants must first attend a Domestic Violence 101 session.
To schedule on behalf of a group or organization: Fill out our Request a Program Form.
Length: 1.5 hr
Audience: 13+
Format: In-person or Zoom
Description: Learn about resources and gain skills to notice troubling behaviors as you build relationships. This workshop is designed to meet the unique strengths and needs of teens in our community.
To schedule on behalf of a group or organization: Fill out our Request a Program Form.
Specialized Workshops
Looking to further your understanding of specific dynamics and experiences of domestic violence? Our facilitators can provide trainings on topics such as LGBTQ+ Experiences of Domestic Violence; Survivors’ Access to Housing & Income; and more!
View our full list of offerings here, and reach out to us to schedule a training.
Specialized Programming
These programs offer ways for community members to deepen skills and engage with the realities of domestic violence through discussion and coalition building.
Click on the name of the trainings below to learn more about it, or view our full list of offerings here.
Length: 8 hr (multi-session)
Audience: 18+
Format: In-person or Zoom
Description: Build bystander intervention skills while expanding knowledge about the systems that contribute to violence in our society. By the end, participants are empowered to intervene and prevent violence in their everyday lives.
To schedule on behalf of a group or organization: Fill out our Request a Program Form.
Length: 8 hr (multi-session)
Audience: 13-18
Format: In-person or Zoom
Description: Explore the power that young people have to influence the culture of their own environment. Learn to identify violence and its relationship to identity, media, and gender while learning healthy relationship skills. By the end, participants will have a better understanding of the roles they play in preventing violence in their communities.
To schedule on behalf of a group or organization: Fill out our Request a Program Form.
Length: 30 mins - 2 hr
Audience: 18+
Format: In-person or Zoom
Description: Our semi-annual publication—Survival & Beyond—features collections of stories and artwork in English and Spanish from survivors of domestic violence. Members of our Anthology Team lead readings and discussions about work featured in our books and real-world examples of domestic violence.
*Note: Can be combined with our community workshop offerings.