Conflict is a natural part of every relationship, yet many responses to conflict are shaped by trauma and learned behaviors that can cause harm. This workshop focuses on rebuilding the skills needed to navigate difficult conversations with respect, clarity, and emotional safety. This webinar is part of the Supporting and Working with Men as Allies and Advocates to End Violence and Sexual Assault Against Women and Girls in Tribal Communities series.
Advocates carry powerful roles within their communities—offering support, safety, and hope to those impacted by violence. At the same time, this work can awaken personal trauma, chronic stress, and emotional fatigue that affect wellbeing and professional boundaries. This workshop creates space to explore how personal history intersects with advocacy work and why healing is essential for sustainability. This webinar is part of the Supporting and Working with Men as Allies and Advocates to End Violence and Sexual Assault Against Women and Girls in Tribal Communities series.
Accountability is essential to create safer families and communities. This workshop introduces men’s re-education programs, focusing on how to begin meaningful conversations around responsibility, respect, and behavioral change. Participants will explore effective ways to hold men accountable for their actions while fostering environments that encourage honesty, learning, and growth rather than shame or denial. This webinar is part of the Supporting and Working with Men as Allies and Advocates to End Violence and Sexual Assault Against Women and Girls in Tribal Communities series.
Traditional and spirituality have long guided our communities toward balance, respect, and collective wellbeing. This workshop explores how these strengths can be intentionally woven into victim advocacy, especially in efforts to engage men as active partners in ending violence against women and girls. This webinar is part of the Supporting and Working with Men as Allies and Advocates to End Violence and Sexual Assault Against Women and Girls in Tribal Communities series.
Advocates, helpers, and frontline workers often carry the emotional weight of the stories they hear and the people they support. This session examines the interconnected nature of stress and vicarious trauma and how they can impact daily life, decision-making, and overall wellbeing. Participants will learn how vicarious trauma develops, how it differs from burnout, and the early signs and symptoms to watch for in themselves and others. This webinar is part of the Supporting and Working with Men as Allies and Advocates to End Violence and Sexual Assault Against Women and Girls in Tribal Communities series.
Peer advocacy plays a powerful role in shaping attitudes, behaviors, and norms—especially among men and boys. This workshop focuses on how advocates, coaches, mentors, and community leaders can effectively engage men and boys in conversations about respect, responsibility, and the importance of keeping women and girls safe. This webinar is part of the Supporting and Working with Men as Allies and Advocates to End Violence and Sexual Assault Against Women and Girls in Tribal Communities series.
Native youth hold tremendous strength, insight, and leadership potential that can positively shape the future of their communities. This session explores the critical role Native youth play in preventing violence and promoting safety, healing, and respect. By uplifting their voices and investing in their leadership, we can foster environments where young people feel empowered to speak out, stand up for one another, and model the values of balance and wellbeing. This webinar is part of the Supporting and Working with Men as Allies and Advocates to End Violence and Sexual Assault Against Women and Girls in Tribal Communities series.
Men play a vital role in breaking cycles of violence and promoting healthier, more respectful relationships within their communities. This workshop explores how re‑education programs (BIP, reintegration programs, etc.) can empower men to become advocates for change—supporting accountability, healing, and positive transformation. This webinar is part of the Supporting and Working with Men as Allies and Advocates to End Violence and Sexual Assault Against Women and Girls in Tribal Communities series.
Being a Good Relative is deeply rooted in our history, our teachings, and the values that guide our communities. Strong mentors play a vital role in nurturing resilience, supporting healing, and strengthening our collective wellbeing. This workshop explores how mentorship—especially the mentorship of men—can be a powerful force in preventing violence against women and girls. This webinar is part of the Supporting and Working with Men as Allies and Advocates to End Violence and Sexual Assault Against Women and Girls in Tribal Communities series.
