The California Coalition Against Sexual Assault (CALCASA) is proud to host the 2018 National Sexual Assault Conference (NSAC) in Anaheim, California. 2018 NSAC will be held at the Anaheim Marriott on August 29-31, 2018. The National Sexual Assault Conference is a three-day conference providing advanced training opportunities for victim advocates and other professionals working to […]

DISARM TRIDENT activists will walk down the length of Georgia’s coast from Savannah to the Kings Bay Submarine Base. We will walk in solidarity with the Kings Bay Plowshares Seven, calling for the abolition of the Trident submarines and all nuclear weapons.

FusionFest and the Global Peace Film Festival are partnering in a short film competition in which up to 20 finalists films will be screened at the Global Peace Film Festival that takes place September 18-23, 2018. A jury will award winners from these finalists that will be shown at FusionFest. FusionFest is a free, two-day celebration […]

At Voices Rising, the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence will focus on HOW we do our work. The intention is to delve deeper into the causes of violence and its impact and effect on individuals, communities and our nation. The conference will also highlight how we can continue to use our voices to make change. Contact: lbrewer-muse@ncadv.org

This year’s conference theme: Utilizing Practical and Innovative Strategies to Combat Domestic Violence in our Communities. We have some accumulated some of the most innovative workshop facilitators and speakers for this years conference. Our focus will be applying practical strategies to help the providers, law enforcement as well as the clients to combat Domestic Violence and Intimate Partner Violence.

Everyone has moments when the support and understanding of others seem hard to find, and it is for such moments that Response Crisis Center was born. Response is a nationally accredited, non-profit agency that provides confidential and anonymous counseling for anyone who needs to talk. Response is seeking volunteer crisis counselors and will offer a […]

Join Twin Cities Nonviolent for “10 Days Free From Violence,” a platform to reduce overall violence every day in the Twin Cities. It will also spark an opportunity for citizens to gain awareness of—and engagement with—the local nonviolence organizations we are supporting

The first Monday of every October is World Day of Bullying Prevention! On this day students, schools, and communities all over the world go BLUE together against bullying. It also kicks off National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month every October.

Help support the next generation of gun-violence-prevention leaders by sponsoring the NYAGV Education Fund 2018 Annual Benefit.

Please join the FDNY Foundation and The New York Center for Children Fall benefit. Your generous donations will be used to help children heal from abuse.

This year, we will celebrate bold new narratives and creative experiments in the peace and security space and will explore joint strategies for impactful programming and advocacy. Participants can expect to use this dynamic three-day experience to build their networks, discover new initiatives, and re-think how to build sustainable peace during a complex and turbulent time in the world.

The International Center for Ethno-Religious Mediation believes that an international conference on the Traditional Systems of Conflict Resolution is highly needed at this crucial time in world history. Although traditional systems of conflict resolution predate the modern theories and practices of conflict resolution, they are almost, if not completely, unavailable in our conflict resolution textbooks, […]

Ai Weiwei is arguably the most famous Chinese artist living today. Known primarily for his activism fueled work, the Beijing native often uses his art as a vehicle for free speech in China — a country where such a practice is not necessarily protected.

The Un-Heroic Act is a concentrated survey of works by a diverse roster of artists representing three generations which aims to fill a gap in the history of art, where the subject of rape has been represented by countless historical depictions by male artists, called ‘heroic acts.’