Community Education & Professional Training
A Woman's Place provides customized education and professional training presentations to adult and youth groups (ages 11 and older) who are interested in learning more about our services, domestic violence, teen dating violence, LGBTQ+, effects on children, and more. We currently offer the "Domestic Violence 101" presentation in Spanish.
Please complete the form below to request a presentation, and our Outreach Coordinator will contact you. |
Hear from the community
"Having advocates from A Woman's Place and the Weld Country community is a great way to support all members of the school community; victims, survivors, advocates, students, teachers, etc... Having the Teen Violence presentation in our schools is a critical component of raising awareness and decreasing the startling facts surrounding teen dating violence."
"Over the past 6 years, AWP has been delivering to my classes their 'Teen Dating Violence' presentation. It is an engaging, statistically driven program that explains relationship 'red flags', discusses the concepts of power and control, and where to go for help. The lesson that they teach aligns with the valuable services they provide Weld County as a domestic abuse shelter. The contribution AWP brings to my class without question enhances our Health & Wellness curriculum. I would strongly encourage any health educator to consider having AWP represented in their classes."
"What an awesome job. I had kids write yesterday about something that impacted them in our unit and several wrote about your lesson! I love it!"
"The material presented to our youth was very informative and helpful. It is such an important topic to talk about and I think it was great to talk with the youth about warnings, how to identify abusive relationships, and how to set healthy boundaries. Thank you for providing a safe space for our youth and for providing additional resources."
"Over the past 6 years, AWP has been delivering to my classes their 'Teen Dating Violence' presentation. It is an engaging, statistically driven program that explains relationship 'red flags', discusses the concepts of power and control, and where to go for help. The lesson that they teach aligns with the valuable services they provide Weld County as a domestic abuse shelter. The contribution AWP brings to my class without question enhances our Health & Wellness curriculum. I would strongly encourage any health educator to consider having AWP represented in their classes."
"What an awesome job. I had kids write yesterday about something that impacted them in our unit and several wrote about your lesson! I love it!"
"The material presented to our youth was very informative and helpful. It is such an important topic to talk about and I think it was great to talk with the youth about warnings, how to identify abusive relationships, and how to set healthy boundaries. Thank you for providing a safe space for our youth and for providing additional resources."
