EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOPS
These workshops are best suited for students; they can be presented during club/organization meetings and/or as part of a class lecture.
- CAPE 101: Information about CAPE programs and services (5-15 mins.)
- Sexual Assault/Abuse: Dynamics, resources, how to help (45 minutes minimum)
- Intimate Partner Abuse: Dynamics, resources, how to help (45 minutes minimum)
- Stalking: Dynamics, resources, how to help (30 minutes minimum)
- Sexual Harassment: Dynamics, resources, how to help (30 minutes minimum)
- Bystander Intervention Training: Provides an overview of how we can potentially stop an act or abuse or violence before it occurs (45 minutes minimum)
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
Develop professional skills to support persons that have experienced interpersonal abuse. Some of the workshops offered include-
- Student Staff Training: How to support a student that discloses interpersonal abuse (45 minutes minimum)
- Training for Students: How to address sexual harassment in internship sites, employment, or other professional settings (this workshop specifically covers how to set appropriate professional boundaries and reporting options)
- Faculty and Professional Staff: How to support a student that discloses interpersonal abuse (this workshop includes information about the history of Title IX, campus climate, and how academic success is impacted by these issues)
To request a presentation from CAPE please contact Claudia Arguelles at carguelles@csudh.edu or (310) 243-2880.
CONSULTATION
CAPE also offers consultations for student organizations and campus departments that wish to host events related to sexual assault/abuse, intimate partner abuse, stalking, and sexual harassment. For event-related consultation, please contact us directly at cape@csudh.edu or (310) 243-2567.
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