Join us this week as we discuss Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month with Devynne Eldridge. She lead a project that helped teens think about this issue through art and community engagement. 

On this episode, we break down a couple of the most common misconceptions that surround the field of prevention. Are there "myths" that we missed? Something else we should break down? Leave a comment and tell us what else we should cover. 

On this episode, we look at the importance of what we say (or don't say) on social media. In the context of large scale popular culture cases of gender based violence we will think about how our words may affect those closest to us. 

On this episode Riley sits down with one of WHW's full time intervention advocates, Maddie Sensenstein. They discuss what intervention looks like at WHW and if Intervention and Prevention have more in common than what meets the eye. 

On this episode, we take a step back to look at what prevention looks like at Women Helping Women. We will explore the different programs WHW runs through the department and how they relate to the larger goals of eliminating gender based violence in the greater Cincinnati area.

On this episode, we have a conversation with long time Prevention Educator, Kathy Stockman. She takes a look back at how the program originated, reflects on the current track of the prevention team, and shares her hopes for the future of the program. 

Sit down with us as for a conversation with Women Helping Women's new Prevention Manager, Autumn Smith. We have a conversation about the science of prevention education and think about her future dreams for the prevention education program at WHW.