The Delaware Coalition Against Domestic Violence (DCADV) is seeking workshop proposals for our 25th Advocates’ Training & Networking Event!

For decades, advocates and victim service providers have stood on the front lines of compassion and justice, facing challenges that would have discouraged anyone else- funding uncertainties, shifting political winds, even a global public health crisis. And yet, they continue to rise. With courage and unwavering commitment, they help survivors reclaim safety, dignity, and hope, ensuring rights are protected and accountability is pursued.
Advocates are the quiet champions of our communities, the steady hands and steadfast hearts guiding survivors toward healing. As we celebrate the 25th year of the Advocates’ Training & Networking Event, we honor this remarkable community of changemakers through our theme, “Still Standing, Still Strong: 25 Years of Power and Progress.” This milestone is not just a reflection of time passed, but of lives transformed through their dedication.

At this year’s event, we aim to inspire connection, spark bold conversations, and strengthen the collective efforts to address and prevent intimate partner violence, family violence, sexual violence, dating violence, and stalking. Just as importantly, we hope to nurture the well-being of those who do this life-changing work, supporting advocates as they continue to stand strong in an ever-evolving landscape of survivor support.


What You'll Need
  • Title of proposed workshop (10 words or less)
  • Presenters' name(s) and contact information (organization, title, address, email, phone)
  • Biography of presenter(s) (150 word maximum)
  • Workshop abstract (75-100 words, to be used in conference materials if selected)
  • Detailed workshop description or outline of your presentation that discusses the content, main points to be covered, relevance to conference attendees, and how the session is unique from others that might address the same topic (300-500 words)
  • 2-3 measurable session learning objectives
  • Level of workshop (introductory; intermediate; advanced)


If you have any questions, please email training@dcadv.org. Thank you!

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