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  • ODVN – Beyond the Lease: Strengthening Housing Advocacy Through Holistic Community Collaboration

    Hosted by the Ohio Domestic Violence Network This training invites participants to explore the foundational principles of holistic community collaboration and why this approach is key to long-term survivor advocacy and housing stability. Participants will gain a clearer understanding of how to identify and engage a wide range of community partners—both traditional and non-traditional—to strengthen support beyond […]

  • ODVN – Domestic Violence Advocacy Fundamentals (DVAF) for Seasoned Advocates

    Hosted by the Ohio Domestic Violence Network Experienced and seasoned advocates are invited to join ODVN for a unique training opportunity to advance their advocacy skills. This training is designed specifically for advocates with at least three years of experience in the domestic violence field, or 1 year of experience and full completion of the […]

  • OAESV – Annual Advocacy Day

    Hosted by the Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence: OAESV’s 14th Annual Advocacy Day will be held in person on Wednesday, April 15th, 2026, in Columbus, in the Ohio Statehouse Atrium. This event brings together community members from across Ohio to collectively advocate for policy change that is survivor-centered. OAESV’s Advocacy Day is a free […]

  • OAESV – Ready Set Go! Foundations for Prevention

    Hosted by Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence: Ready Set Go! will introduce new prevention professionals to violence prevention foundations, including anti-oppression, public health, and best practices. While focused on introductory information, this training is beneficial for all anti-sexual violence professionals to build skills and refresh knowledge about primary prevention and its integral role in ending sexual violence. […]

  • OVWA Webinar Wednesday: Trauma-Informed Supervision: Understanding Leadership’s Role in Creating Resilient Systems

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    Victim advocacy and supervision share several key principles, including trauma-informed care, transparency, expectation-setting, difficult conversations, training, and support. Despite these similarities, supervisors may struggle to adapt their advocacy skills to supervisory roles. Using an HR lens, this webinar aims to help supervisors leverage the skills they already possess to effectively coach and encourage their teams. […]

  • Ohio Attorney General – Two Days in May

    Hosted by the Crime Victim Services Section of Attorney General Yost’s office: 2026 Two Days in May (TDIM) Conference on Victim Assistance This annual gathering brings together advocates and others from across disciplines to focus on best practices, explore trends, study developments and changes within the field, learn about legislative updates, and network. This year’s conference […]