Community Education
We are available to train and educate healthcare professionals, law enforcement officials, members of the clergy and other faith-based leaders, community organizations, corporations, and professional associations on the dynamics of domestic violence and sexual violence. If you are interested in scheduling a training for your group or workplace, please contact us!

Prevention in Communities and Schools
At CADA, we are focused on our partnerships with area schools and strive to help schools create and maintain safe, respectful, and healthy learning environments. We are trained to deliver several youth-specific domestic violence and sexual violence programs. Our educators work to raise awareness and provide information on how gender roles and expectations, as well as our culture, influence dating violence and sexual assault. Students also learn about resources, risk reduction strategies and bystander intervention. Staff trainings and parent information sessions are also available.
We provide education about the following topics:
CADA’s services and advocacy
Healthy relationships
Healing from sexual violence
Rape culture
Gender-based violence
Consent and coercion
Intimate partner violence
Bystander Intervention
Teen dating violence
Healthy LGBTQ relationships
Safe online communication
Safer sex
Sex trafficking
Gender, sexual orientation, sex, and gender expression
How to help a friend