Those working in social justice movements are aware of the intricacies and general principles concerning issues like racial discrimination, gender discrimination, domestic violence, sexual violence, etc. Much of the work that fuels the movements around these issues focuses on awareness and prevention, always building on work, discoveries, and experience from years before. Yet there are […]

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On Tuesday August 27, 2013 Alexis Marbach from the Rhode Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence led a training for California RPE grantees. The training, entitled “Logic Models for Prevention Programming II” explored the basics of creating logic models for prevention programming. The materials from that training can be found here:

PowerPoint slides

Training […]

July 23, 2013
2:00 – 3:30 pm

Hosts: Abby Sims and David Lee, California Coalition Against Sexual Assault

Presenter: Alexis Marbach, MPH, Rhode Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence

This web conference provided the basics on developing logic models for prevention programs. Attending this web conference (or watching a recording) is required for the August Logic Model Training (see below […]