The Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence

GCADV Training and Events

The Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence offers a variety of trainings and educational materials to GCADV member programs and the Georgia community.

Current Online Training Opportunities

Click on the links below to be redirected to the GCADV Training Institute. 

GCADV Training Topics

Materials from Past Trainings

Advocacy in a Changing Landscape: Responding to Domestic Violence Within the Latino Community - August 11-12, 2011 – Atlanta, GA

Educational Materials

GCADV offers member programs a variety of brochures, promotional items and library materials that are distributed statewide.  In some circumstances, GCADV can provide educational materials to members of the community for a fee.  Please call for details.

GCADV Training Institute

The GCADV Training Institute provides online training resources for GCADV Member Agencies.  The current training on the site we recommend for advocates is entitled, “Domestic Violence and HIV/AIDS (Module 1).  This introductory course focuses on the intervention and prevention of HIV/AIDS for survivors of domestic violence.

To learn more about the GCADV Training Institute, visit gcadvtraining.com.

Additional Training Resources

The following link will take you to an excellent training on the intersection of domestic violence and pet abuse.  It covers some Americans with Disabilities laws related to pets in shelter.

http://video.wscadv.org/ServiceAnimalsInShelterApr09/lib/playback.html

The following link will take you to the online training,  “Dating Matters, Understanding Teen Dating Violence Prevention,” a 60-minute online training course.

http://www.vetoviolence.org/datingmatters/

Please check back soon for additional training recommendations.

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