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09: The Power Of Partnerships In Creating A Safer Community | Katie Cashman of Change the Conversation
*Although no specific cases or details are discussed, this episode includes mentions of Child Sexual Abuse which may be distressing to some individuals*
Katie Cashman, Executive Director of Change the Conversation, discusses their mission to change the conversation about childhood sexual abuse. The organization aims to engage communities in the prevention of and healing from child sexual abuse through prevention education, professional training, and counseling grants. Katie explains the importance of having conversations about child sexual abuse and breaking down the stigma surrounding it. She also discusses the power of partnerships and collaboration in expanding the reach and impact of Change the Conversation.
About Katie Cashman:
In her role as Executive Director at Change the Conversation, Katie works closely with the committed Board of Directors, staff, community partners and all stakeholders to move the mission forward. Katie's leadership experience includes over ten years of senior leadership roles in quality compliance and program operations and a decade of experience in direct services and program supervision supporting older adults.
Katie brings with her a passion for serving those who have been marginalized, traditionally underserved, and are vulnerable to victimization. She has spent the better part of her career overseeing regional programming throughout Central Maryland.
Katie values the power of partnership and leveraging existing resources to grow and increase access to services, develop innovative programming, and maintain financial viability and long-term sustainability. She obtained her Bachelor of Science degree from Towson University and attended post baccalaureate studies at McDaniel College.
changetheconversation.org
Episode Timestamps:
- (02:10) Importance of having conversations about child sexual abuse
- (03:30) Focus on prevention work in schools and educating students
- (13:10) Three categories of services: prevention, training, and recovery
- (14:00) Growth of counseling grants program and its impact
- (15:45) Removing barriers and increasing access to treatment
- (18:20) Obtaining grants to fund treatment for individuals in need
- (20:00) Utilizing partnerships and collaboration to achieve a greater impact
- (24:30) Resource guide for those impacted by religious or institutional authorities
- (26:40) Addressing child sexual abuse for individuals with disabilities
Connect with Rachel:
Facebook Group: The Mental Health Entrepreneur
Website: traumaspecialiststraining.com
Instagram: instagram.com/trauma_specialist
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/rachel-harrison-81a4796
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By Rachel Harrison*Although no specific cases or details are discussed, this episode includes mentions of Child Sexual Abuse which may be distressing to some individuals*
Katie Cashman, Executive Director of Change the Conversation, discusses their mission to change the conversation about childhood sexual abuse. The organization aims to engage communities in the prevention of and healing from child sexual abuse through prevention education, professional training, and counseling grants. Katie explains the importance of having conversations about child sexual abuse and breaking down the stigma surrounding it. She also discusses the power of partnerships and collaboration in expanding the reach and impact of Change the Conversation.
About Katie Cashman:
In her role as Executive Director at Change the Conversation, Katie works closely with the committed Board of Directors, staff, community partners and all stakeholders to move the mission forward. Katie's leadership experience includes over ten years of senior leadership roles in quality compliance and program operations and a decade of experience in direct services and program supervision supporting older adults.
Katie brings with her a passion for serving those who have been marginalized, traditionally underserved, and are vulnerable to victimization. She has spent the better part of her career overseeing regional programming throughout Central Maryland.
Katie values the power of partnership and leveraging existing resources to grow and increase access to services, develop innovative programming, and maintain financial viability and long-term sustainability. She obtained her Bachelor of Science degree from Towson University and attended post baccalaureate studies at McDaniel College.
changetheconversation.org
Episode Timestamps:
- (02:10) Importance of having conversations about child sexual abuse
- (03:30) Focus on prevention work in schools and educating students
- (13:10) Three categories of services: prevention, training, and recovery
- (14:00) Growth of counseling grants program and its impact
- (15:45) Removing barriers and increasing access to treatment
- (18:20) Obtaining grants to fund treatment for individuals in need
- (20:00) Utilizing partnerships and collaboration to achieve a greater impact
- (24:30) Resource guide for those impacted by religious or institutional authorities
- (26:40) Addressing child sexual abuse for individuals with disabilities
Connect with Rachel:
Facebook Group: The Mental Health Entrepreneur
Website: traumaspecialiststraining.com
Instagram: instagram.com/trauma_specialist
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/rachel-harrison-81a4796