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 October/November 2023 Force of Awesome Institute Registration is Now Open!

Prevention Education

Force of Awesome Institute

The Force of Awesome Institute takes prevention educators from good to great.

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Training the Trainers

Our intensive program spans 24 hours and enables participants to design, adapt, and deliver their curricular objectives whatever the sensitive topic – with increased effectiveness. Unlike other training models that utilize specific, routinized content, our participants learn how to integrate their own content and expertise in designing programs relevant to their very specific community. Through daily instruction, presentation delivery, and coaching, every participant grows as a successful partner. Moreover, once they have completed the program, they have the capacity to return to their organization able to support others on their team.

We specialize in teaching others how to present the toughest issues: sexual violence and harassment prevention, power and oppression, LGBTQIA rights and inclusivity, and any topic that inspires similar levels of defensiveness and emotion. We know these subjects are not just about listing policies: they are challenges to beliefs and behaviors and it takes a great educator with strong content to reach people where they are.

 

We can turn nervous presenters into confident instructors and take individuals from “Good” to “Great.”

They will leave our institute transformed, and ready to take action in changing your organization for the better.

Like the last few iterations, the institute will be conducted virtually. This most accurately addresses the common time, location, and budget concerns of our attendees.

We are tentatively planning our next session in late October/early November. There will be eight (8) sessions total, twice per week (Thursday and Friday), from 11 am to 2 pm EST. Subject to cancellation due to low enrollment.

 

Upcoming Force of Awesome Institute

  • Online Force of Awesome Institute: late October/early November 2023
  • Dates: October 19, 20, 26,27; November 2, 3, 9, 10
  • Time: 11:00am EST – 2:00pm EST
  • Location: Zoom. Links will be provided in advance of any training.
  • Costs: Standard Registration: $1,695.00 (Early Bird Registration [by July 31st]: $1,495.00)
  • Materials Required: TBA
  • Sample Agenda: Please view sample agenda here for a better idea of what you can expect to cover during your training.
  • Continuing Education Credits: To learn more about receiving continuing education credits for this training please check out our FAQ sheet here.
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The Takeaways

Below are standard learning objectives for all Institutes:

  • Participants will understand the importance of effective use of policy, statistics and data

  • Participants will learn how flawed presentation messages can undermine not only program effectiveness, but impair survivor recovery; law enforcement investigation; and problem identification

  • Participants will understand which factors block audiences from receiving key content and believing data

  • Participants will understand the core components of an effective presentation roadmap, including the building of an effective argument and actionable objectives

  • Participants will learn how to identify the most effective core argument for specific audiences and presentations

  • Participants will learn how to refine their goals for each presentation, and foster actionable objectives to bring those goals home to participants

  • Participants will take home a curriculum development strategy that will enable them to assess and refine their existing programmatic content, as well as create a roadmap for new interventions that engage and move participants to action

  • Participants will learn how to coach others in refining their presentation design approach

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  • Testimonials
    The instructors and classmates introduced new ways of introducing the same information.

    It was an honor being in the class with instructors that actual cared about the topic. You could tell they are advocates and not actors. They both have a passion to empower clients (victims) and educate society on the rights of the client. It gave grave sights on victim blaming, even the innocent statements that could cause damage and clients to stay silent. For example, why did you wear that outfit? Rather than confronting inaccuracies, etc., I will turn it back to the class and ask what anyone else thinks about the topic/statement, etc."

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