Available Workshops
CARE offers an array of workshops and trainings to provide a pro-active preventive educational approach to sexual violence for the UCLA community. A few examples of workshops/topics offered in the past include:
- Introduction to CARE
- How to Support Survivors and Trauma-Informed CARE
- Intersections of Identity, Consent, and Supporting Survivors
- Microaggressions
- Redefining Power to Create Healing-Engaged Spaces
- How to Be an Upstander
- Creating Survivor-Centered Programming
- How to Build Coalition Across Difference
- Recognizing the Red Flags: A Workshop on Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships
CARE is happy to create custom workshops and presentations for your UCLA student group or department. We operate from an anti-oppression framework and strive to create intersectional presentations that address the root causes of violence. Some topics include: an overview of CARE services, identity and oppression, the effects of trauma, alternative healing, dating, and domestic violence, stalking, rights and resources, upstander/bystander intervention, and rape culture.
If you would like to request a workshop or training, please click the link below. We typically prefer 1-2 weeks' notice, or more, for workshop requests, however, we will do our best to accommodate your needs and schedule. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to email the Prevention Education Coordinator at Klang@careprogram.ucla.edu.