Nuestras voces/Our Voices: Wise Latinas en la lucha

Nuestras voces/Our Voices: Wise Latinas en la lucha
 

 

NUESTRAS VOCES / OUR VOICES:
Wise Latin@s en la lucha

Arte Sana National Conference
November 1-2, 2010

Nov. 1: Check-in begins at 7:30 a.m. 
Nov. 2: Conference ends at 5:30 p.m.


Westin Dallas Fort Worth Airport Hotel
4545 W. John Carpenter Freeway
Irving, Texas

A national gathering of Latin@ victim advocates, prevention specialists, survivors, and allies promoting the engagement of Latin@s as agents of change in addressing gender-based violence, celebrating our collective wisdom & leadership en los movimientos.


Join Latina victim advocates and allies from across the nation to share, learn, and be inspired!

Attendees are invited to participate in a collective art installation:
un altar para el Día de los Muertos
Poema y arte:

Click HERE to register.
Individual Rate: $245 (until September 15)
Late Registration: $270 (September 16 - October 15, 2010)

The following group rates are also available:
$400 Agency Group Rate for Two (until September 15, 2010)
$595 Agency Group Rate for Three (until September 15, 2010)

The registration includes a conference booklet, breakfast, and lunch for both days of the conference.

Workshop & Keynote Summaries
To read a complete workshop summary, simply click on the title

Monday, November 1

Opening Plenary Session: Latina Victim Advocacy in the US: from Tokenism to ACTION – Rosa Herrin –Advocacy Program Coordinator - Moving Forward Gulf Coast, Inc. & Aline Jesus Rafi – Coordinator of SA Prevention Education and Response – Emory University

Morning Sessions

En Español: Importancia de reconocer las fortalezas de la comunidad latina para la eliminación de la violencia contra la mujer – Virginia Perez-Ortega – Rural Project Coordinator – New Mexico Coalition Against Domestic Violence

Culturally-Competent Educational Programming EN ESPAÑOL - Sandra Molinari - Life Skills Coordinator - SafePlace

Latinas, Domestic Violence, and the Spread of HIV/AIDS – Susan Clark – Crisis Counselor – Parkland Hospital

From Page to Stage: How to Write for Public Performance - Celeste Guzmán Mendoza – Independent Consultant

Lunch Keynote
Victimization, Help-seeking, and Cultural Factors Among Latino Women: Results from the National SALAS Study
Dr. Carlos Cuevas - Assistant Professor – Northeastern University – Dr. Chiara Sabina – Assistant Professor – Penn State Harrisburg

Afternoon Sessions

En Español: Conozca sus derechos (plan de acción para enfrentar una redada de inmigración) – Elizabeth Balcarcel – Asistente Legal del Programa para Víctimas - IowaCASA

Combating Barriers in the Access to Justice: Latina Critical Advocacy – Roberta Villalón –   Assistant Professor – St John's University

Grassroots Marketing: Organizing to Advance Latin@ Initiatives – Rose Luna – Training/Diversity Specialist – Texas Association Against Sexual Assault

LGBT Latin@s Victims of Family Violence: A Minority within a Minority – José Juan Lara Jr. – Director of Advocacy & Training – Texas Advocacy Project

From Put@s to Personas: Addressing Rape Culture with Latin@s – Laura Zárate – Executive Director – Arte Sana

The Joy Diet (Self-Care for Advocates) – Marta Sanchez – Artist. Speaker. Activist. Writer. – Independent Consultant

Tuesday, November 2

Morning Sessions

En Español: Prevención primaria e intervención de bystanders – Carolina Alzuru – Latina/o Services Coordinator – Orange County Rape Crisis Center & Lynne Walter – Prevention Education Coordinator – North Carolina Coalition Against Sexual Assault

Technology, Advocacy and Safety – Clara Galván-Lindstrom – Advocate, Activist and Author – Alianza Latina en contra la Agresión Sexual

Ensuring Meaningful Access to Services for Individuals with Limited English Proficiency – Rosie Hidalgo – Director of Public Policy –Casa de Esperanza

En Español: Las olvidadas: mujeres indígenas mexicanas inmigrantes (víctimas de violencia sexual en los Estados Unidos) – Graciela Laguna – Coordinadora de Servicios a Víctimas y Acceso – Wisconsin Coalition Against Domestic Violence

Cutting Away at Emotional Pain – Renee Baker – Advisory Board Member – Youth First Texas & Judith Dumont – Director of Youth Services – Youth First Texas

Sexual Assault Response Teams (SARTs): Strategies for Success – Lisa Zapata-Maling – SART Program Coordinator – Texas Office of the Attorney General

Married to the Media: We Need You and You Need Us – Rebecca Aguilar – Freelance Multimedia Reporter

Lunch Keynote
The Pornographic Mirror: Facing the Ugly Realities of Patriarchy and White Supremacy
– Robert Jensen – Journalist professor – The University of Texas at Austin

Afternoon Sessions

En Español: Víctimas y sobrevivientes de abuso sexual en una redada de inmigración – Elizabeth Balcarcel – Asistente Legal del Programa para Víctimas - IowaCASA & Sonia Parras Honrad – Directora – ASISTA

Altars and the Healing Process – Ivonne Acero – Owner/facilitator – The creative power

Confronting the Economic and Sexual Exploitation of Low-Wage Immigrant Women – Mónica Ramírez – Staff Attorney/Project Director – Southern Poverty Law Center Esperanza Project

The Impact of Sexual Abuse on the Family – Diana Garza Louis – Director – Rio Grande Counseling Center

The National Latin@ Victim Advocate Awards and Closing Plenary
¿Y ahora qué haremos? Where do we go from here? Group Discussion

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