In this episode of the Prevention Perspective, we kick off Sexual Assault Awareness Month by discussing all things consent! We talk with Alyssa, a community educator for Planned Parenthood, about the components of consent and how we can work to create a culture where consent is the norm!

If you or someone you care about have experienced domestic, dating or sexual violence please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 or one of the WCA's 24-hour hotlines at 208-343-7025 or 208-345-7273.

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In our fourth episode of the Prevention Perspective, we talk with Bryan Lyda of the Idaho Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence about exploring the pathways to engage boys and men in violence prevention! We discuss areas for growth and opportunity to move beyond the gender binary, the idea of collective thriving, as well as some practices and programs for engagement.

If you or someone you care about have experienced domestic, dating or sexual violence please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 or one of the WCA's 24-hour hotlines at 208-343-7025 or 208-345-7273.

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This third episode of the Prevention Perspective features Cody, the WCA's very own Prevention Program Specialist, talking about the necessity of LGBTQIA+ inclusivity in violence prevention work! We discuss areas for growth and opportunity in the violence prevention field as well as some ideas for practices to expand our work.

If you or someone you care about have experienced domestic, dating or sexual violence please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 or one of the WCA's 24-hour hotlines at 208-343-7025 or 208-345-7273.

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In episode 2 of the Prevention Perspective, we speak with Monica and Diana of the Advocates in Hailey, Idaho! The Advocates' Every Teen Counts (ETC) program has been successfully leading youth-centered prevention work in Idaho for nearly a decade. Monica and Diana share with us some of their lessons learned and best practices for successfully integrating youth into violence prevention work!

If you or someone you care about have experienced domestic, dating or sexual violence please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 or one of the WCA's 24-hour hotlines at 208-343-7025 or 208-345-7273.

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In our very first episode of the Prevention Perspective, we kick off Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month by discussing the importance of youth leading violence prevention work! We are joined by WCA Youth REPs, Jayla and Lynae, to talk about their experiences and why violence prevention work should be centered on and led by young people.

If you or someone you care about have experienced domestic, dating or sexual violence please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 or one of the WCA's 24-hour hotlines at 208-343-7025 or 208-345-7273.

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