Education & Outreach

Most programs are completely free of charge, with the exception of professional training, any requests out-of-county or evidence based curriculums satisfying Erin’s Law Requirements. If you are having an issue with a specific area of victimization, please let us know. All classes can be tailored to specific audiences.

• Workplace Sexual Harassment
• Protective Perspectives: Broome County Child Abuse Prevention
• Less is More: Advanced Mandated Reporter Training
• Protect your Children: Advice from Child Molesters
• Trauma Informed Care in the workplace
  • Tailored to audience roles
• Know your Rights
• Domestic Violence
• Sexual Assault & Trauma
• Bystander Prevention
• Reactions in Crisis
• Basic Advocacy

Child Safety Matters: Monique Burr Foundation’s Child Safety Matters® is a comprehensive, evidence-based curriculum for elementary school students in grades K-5. The program educates and empowers children and all relevant adults with information and strategies to prevent, recognize, and respond appropriately to bullying, cyberbullying, all types of abuse, and digital abuse dangers. Delivered in two, fun and engaging classroom lessons. This curriculum covers the benchmarks proposed by NYSEd regarding Erin’s Law.

Online Identity: This presentation focuses on the benefits and risks inherent in our ever-changing social media landscape. We discuss the effects the Internet has on our interpersonal relationships/the façade we sometimes create/safe texting & cyber-harassment.

Youth, Tech & Consent: With online exploitation rates rising due to the pandemic, and an increased amount of technology use among youth generally, this lesson focuses on the intersections between technology and consent, specifically for teens and youth. From big issues like cyberbullying, sexting, and “revenge porn” to privacy and location settings, tech use is viewed through the lens of consent education, giving youth definitions of consent, coercion and harassment as well as resources to get help if needed. 

Bringing In The Bystander: Bringing in the Bystander (BITB) is a prevention program based on the concept that all community members have a role to play in ending incivility, harassment, violence and discrimination. The important role that a bystander has in intervention is the basis for this unique and effective program.The program helps participants gain the knowledge and skills needed to identify and safely intervene before, during and after instances of risky behaviors

Girls Circle: The Girl’s Circle is an 8-12 week program encouraging healthy growth and development by promoting an emotionally safe setting and structure within which girls can develop caring relationships and use authentic voices.

Teens, Tech, & Consent: With online exploitation rates rising due to the pandemic, and an increased amount of technology use among youth generally, this lesson focuses on the intersections between technology and consent, specifically for teens. From big issues like cyberbullying, sexting, and “revenge porn” to privacy and location settings, tech use is viewed through the lens of consent education, giving youth definitions of consent, coercion and harassment as well as resources to get help if needed.

Through NY State’s Enough is Enough Program, our Campus Coordinator will come to your class, group meeting or other event and speak about a wide variety of topics including but not limited to: 

• CVAC Services
• Know Your Rights & Title IX
• Understanding Intimate Partner and Dating Violence
• Sexual Violence
• Rape Culture
• Trauma Informed Care

Additional topics: