Wica Agli Tool Kit

Resources for Renewed Responsibility

 

RESOURCES

RESOURCES

TOOLS WE RECOMMEND —

Across the country many communities are working to raise awareness regarding violence against women. For numerous years their work has been focused on connecting women with services, creating legal reform, and improving the responses of law enforcement and courts.

Many people who have worked within the field reflect on the minimal success of these efforts and question why there persists to be such a high number of women being beaten, sexually assaulted, and forced into sex trades.

Until recently, hardly anyone looked into how we are engaging men in the general public and learning about the dynamics and potential solutions of working directly with men.

With this toolkit, we aim to raise the level of understanding of the general public on violence against women, and hope that you may take the time to learn, share, and incorporate them into your own education events. These resources are in the public domain and we claim no ownership of any of the following materials.

FOR
SELF-LEARNING —

  1. COMPASS A Guide For Men
  2. 4 COMPASS Activity Cards
  3. Kizhaay Adult Toolkit
  4. 2006-03-05 Street Wolf [lores] Participant Workbook
  5. Connecting the Dots: An Overview of the Links Among Multiple Forms of Violence
  6. Violence Spiral
  7. Jackson Katz – Ted Talk 

FOR
ORGANIZATION —

  1. Expect Respect: A School-Based Program Promoting Safe and Healthy Relationships
  2. Coaching Boys Into Men Playbook
  3. Module One Going Up Stream – Personal Accountability
  4. Nanda Gikendan Final Report
  5. Raising Public Awareness DV Indian Country
  6. Community Readiness Handbook

FOR
TRAINING —

  1. Making Space to Rise facilitator guide MIWSAC EMP
  2. Powerful People
  3. Awareness and Attitudinal Survey
  4. Where Do You Stand Presentationpacket
  5. Where Do You Stand slide show
  6. Where Do You Stand Answers

TOOLS WE RECOMMEND —

Across the country many communities are working to raise awareness regarding violence against women. For numerous years their work has been focused on connecting women with services, creating legal reform, and improving the responses of law enforcement and courts.

Many people who have worked within the field reflect on the minimal success of these efforts and question why there persists to be such a high number of women being beaten, sexually assaulted, and forced into sex trades.

Until recently, hardly anyone looked into how we are engaging men in the general public and learning about the dynamics and potential solutions of working directly with men.

With this toolkit, we aim to raise the level of understanding of the general public on violence against women, and hope that you may take the time to learn, share, and incorporate them into your own education events. These resources are in the public domain and we claim no ownership of any of the following materials.

FOR
SELF-LEARNING —

  1. COMPASS A Guide For Men
  2. 4 COMPASS Activity Cards
  3. Kizhaay Adult Toolkit
  4. 2006-03-05 Street Wolf [lores] Participant Workbook
  5. Connecting the Dots: An Overview of the Links Among Multiple Forms of Violence
  6. Violence Spiral
  7. Jackson Katz – Ted Talk 

FOR
ORGANIZATION —

  1. Expect Respect: A School-Based Program Promoting Safe and Healthy Relationships
  2. Coaching Boys Into Men Playbook
  3. Module One Going Up Stream – Personal Accountability
  4. Nanda Gikendan Final Report
  5. Raising Public Awareness DV Indian Country
  6. Community Readiness Handbook

FOR
TRAINING —

  1. Making Space to Rise facilitator guide MIWSAC EMP
  2. Powerful People
  3. Awareness and Attitudinal Survey
  4. Where Do You Stand Presentationpacket
  5. Where Do You Stand slide show
  6. Where Do You Stand Answers

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PO Box 1161
Mission, SD 57555

Tel: (605) 223-0122

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