CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

2009 Conference, November 21

     Interpersonal Neurobiology & the Challenge of Responsible Choice

The Training Forum will be centered on an interactive workshop by Ian Macnaughton entitled Interpersonal Neurobiology & the Challenge of Responsible Choice: Working through Violence and Trauma by Building Resources for Resiliency and Change.

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2008 Conference, November 14 and 15

     Peaceful Partnering and Parenting: An Exploration of Research and Practice

Other conference workshops include topics on genotypes and social responses, homicide prevention, youth violence prevention, values-based men's parenting programming, beyond anger management, inviting men to be part of the solution, drop-in men's program and compassionate intervention strategies.

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2007 Conference, November 2 and 3

     Acknowledging Our Strengths; Creating our Vision of Peace

Each presenter provided valuable information and perspective and as a community we discussed how we can contribute to end relationship violence and abuse in our society.

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2006 Conference, November 17 and 18

     Partnerships in Domestic Peace

The conference provided an opportunity for those working in the field to network and shared knowledge from their research and practice. Topics represent current areas of interest related to intimate relationship violence.

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2005 Conference, November 4 and 5

     Effective Responses to Violence in Relationships:

An exploration of research, practice and theory related to responding to individuals who use violence in relationships.

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2004 Conference, November 5 and 6

     Ending Violence In Relationships:

A conference on research, practice and theory, addressing the issue of violence and abuse in intimate relationships.

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