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Intimacy and Violence

Intimacy and Violence

A Symposium Exploring Relationships, Violence, Responses and Models for Change
Moore Hall, Dartmouth College
SATURDAY OCTOBER 4, 2003 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

A full day of workshops including subjects such as: Stockholm Syndrome; Batterer Profiling; Domestic Violence in the Media; Violence in LGBIT Relationships; Relationship Violence on Campus; Effective Substance Abuse Treatment for Men who Batter; Creating Legislative and Legal Options in Domestic Violence Cases; Relationship Violence and Athletes; and the Politics of Victimization.

Among the many great presenters:

• Wynona Ward, Founder of "Have Justice Will Travel"
• Jeri Martinez, author of The Psychological Dynamics of Abusive Relationships: A Trainer's Guide and Resource Manual for Law Enforcement Trainers and the Vermont Criminal Justice Training Council's Domestic Violence Response Training Curriculum used in training all Vermont police officers.
• Susan Brison, author of Aftermath: Violence and the Remaking of a Self, Dartmouth College Professor of Philosophy
• Theodore Bunch and Tony Porter, Community Change Model, New York State National Training Institute on Batterers Programs
• Anne Coughlin, New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence
• Gunner Scott, The Network/LaRed, a Boston-based agency dedicated to ending abuse in lesbian, bisexual women's and transgender communities
• Ellen Arnold, Grafton County Family Division Judge, Henniker District Court Special Justice, New Hampshire Women's Bar Association, Dartmouth College General Counsel
• Susan Marine, Director, Office of Sexual Assault Prevention and Response, Harvard University

Program Schedule

Violence within intimate relationships is a problem that affects every community at all levels. This symposium will bring together groups and individuals committed to ending relationship violence from the Dartmouth College campus as well as from every sector of the Upper Valley -- including: law enforcement and legal advocacy, domestic violence and sexual assault agencies, counseling and psychological services, related community agencies and activists, and interested individuals. Stemming the tide of domestic violence is often a job we do in isolation from others whose roles in addressing the issue are different from our own. We hope that Intimacy and Violence enables everyone involved to benefit from collective wisdom, develop productive working relationships across approaches, and build support networks that re-energize our work.

The Moore Building in which the Symposium will take place is fully handicapped accessible. If you have other special needs, please let us know by September 22, 2003.

Continental breakfast and a box lunch will be provided.

Questions? Call 603-646-3456 or e-mail Abby.tassel@dartmouth.edu

This Symposium is sponsored by The Sexual Abuse Awareness Program at Dartmouth College; The Office of the Dean of the College; The Office of Student Life; The Center for Women and Gender; The NH Women's Bar Association, and Women's Information Service (WISE).

Registration

Registration fee is $50 (fee waived for Dartmouth students, faculty and staff). Please make checks payable to the Center for Women and Gender. A limited number of fellowships are available to those for whom the fee poses a barrier to participation.

Please complete the form below and fax (603-646-3390) or email (CWG@Dartmouth.edu) it to us. Please bring payment by check with you to the Symposium registration table. (Hanover and adjacent town residents can mail the form and check through Wednesday, October 1).

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Center for Women and Gender
Six Choate Road, HB 6133
Hanover, NH 03755

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