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July 9, 2026
Topic: Guest Spotlight: SAFE Dates Implementation – Featuring Lily Kelly and Carson Constantine, SAFE Project
Description: What does it look like to implement an evidence based primary prevention program in a community? This session spotlights SAFE Project in Laramie as they share their real-world experience implementing the Safe Dates curriculum through a subaward with the WCADVSA. Lily Kelly and Carson Constantine will walk through what it actually looked like, from planning and building partnerships to navigating challenges, adapting along the way, and evaluating their impact. This is a chance to hear insights and lessons learned, and to see what sexual violence prevention looks like in action.
August 13, 2026
Topic: Guest Spotlight: Futures Catapult Campus Male Engagement w/ Bob Vines, UW Violence Prevention Coordinator
Description: This session will feature Bob Vines, Violence Prevention Coordinator at the University of Wyoming, highlighting campus-based prevention efforts with a focus on engaging men. Drawing from his work on campus, Bob will share strategies, experiences, and reflections on what it looks like to engage students in prevention.
September 10, 2026
Topic: What does it mean to Prevent Sexual Violence?
Description: This session will explore what it means to prevent sexual violence, with a focus on stopping harm before it occurs. Through guided discussion and real-world examples, participants will reflect on how prevention shows up in their own communities and consider how strategies can be applied across different levels of influence. This session is ideal for anyone looking to build a shared, practical understanding of primary prevention.
October 8, 2026
Topic: Where Prevention Happens: Social Ecological Model (SEM)
Description: Where does prevention actually happen? This session introduces the Social Ecological Model (SEM) as a way to think about how individual, relationship, community, and societal factors all play a role. Through conversation and shared examples, we’ll connect the model to real-world practice and identify opportunities to strengthen prevention efforts.
November 12, 2026
Topic: Engaging Communities in Prevention Work
Description: Engaging communities is at the heart of effective prevention work—but what does that actually look like in practice? In this session, we’ll reflect together on what meaningful community engagement is, share experiences, and explore approaches for building trust, relationships, and shared ownership. Join us for a discussion-based space to think through what it means to partner with communities in ways that feel authentic, responsive, and sustainable.
December 10, 2026
Topic: Shifting Social Norms
Description: So much of what we accept as “normal” is shaped by the environments we’re in. This session invites us to explore how social norms influence behavior and how we can play a role in shifting them. Together, we’ll reflect on everyday examples and talk through what it looks like to support healthier norms in our communities.
January 14, 2027
Topic: Evaluation: Learning From Our Work
Description: How do we know if what we’re doing is making a difference? This session invites us to think about evaluation as a tool for learning, not just reporting. Together, we’ll explore simple, practical ways to gather feedback and reflect on how we can use what we learn to strengthen our prevention work.