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| Asian & Pacific Islander Institute on Domestic Violence 2013 National Summit / 30 June - 2 July 2013 |
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| San Francisco, CA |
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| Co-sponsored by the Asian & Pacific Islander Institute on Domestic Violence and Building Responsive Infrastructure to Develop Global Equity (BRIDGE) |
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The maximum number of attendees for this event has been reached
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The Asian & Pacific Islander Institute on Domestic Violence invites you to join a remarkable, diverse, and dedicated group of advocates, organizations and allies confronting gender-based violence in Asian & Pacific Islander (API) communities. Grounded in margin-to-center approaches and a shared intersectional analysis of context and power, our movement has built programs that identify and respond to critical issues and trends, strategize about safety and offer services in up to 40 Asian languages, and work to replace system barriers with gateways—all the while engaging communities to challenge patriarchal culture and build the architecture for gender democracy. Power up with provocative plenaries, skills-building workshops, networking and peer-learning to put A-Z Advocacy Models on the map!
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION
- Register by clicking the "Register Now" button at the bottom of this page.
- Enter Grant Number: 2012-WEAX-1949 when registering for this event.
REGISTRATION FEE
$75.00
REGISTRATION FEE DEADLINE
Friday, June 28, 2013
TO PAY BY CHECK:
- Make checks payable to “API Institute”
- List names of all registrants with check so we can process them accurately.
- Mail to: APIIDV Summit, c/o Nancy Wan, 450 Sutter Street, #600, San Francisco, CA 94108.
TO PAY BY CREDIT CARD:
DATES & TIMES
Sunday, June 30, 2013 4:00 P.M. — 9:00 P.M.
Monday. July, 1, 2013 8:30 A.M. — 5:30 P.M.
Tuesday, July 2, 2013 8:30 A.M. — 4:30 P.M.
GOALS | OBJECTIVES
- Build the leadership of API advocates and survivors through experiential learning, critical conversations, catalyzing and sustaining deep alliances for social transformation.
- Strengthen survivor-centered advocacy by advancing strategies developed by and for API survivors and communities, and sharing practices that attend to the complex needs of survivors facing multiple interlocking forms of gender violence and barriers to safety.
- Map advocacy strategies by collecting an inventory of culturally-relevant, trauma-informed practices that promote social & emotional well-being, and build evidence for what works and why.
- Activate community engagement and sustained community organizing to change social and cultural norms.
- Contribute to a growing, inclusive and intersectional movement to end gender-based violence that is marked by collective power, compassion, collaboration and creativity.
HIGHLIGHTS
- PANELS include Out-Shining Patriarchy; Powering Up A-Z Advocacy: Evidence-Based Practice Explained; Grappling with Context & Complexity in Advocacy; Moving Communities to Action; and Building the Power of the Margins.
- WORKSHOPS on topics such as sexual violence; language access; trauma-informed advocacy, arts for healing & transformation; engaging men; domestic violence homicides; creative community-based interventions; human trafficking; community organizing in isolated communities, addressing homophobia and transphobia; organizational sustainability; strengthening survivor leadership; and more...
- ARTS & MOVEMENT Understanding that creative expression and physical movement are essential to cultural identity, social change, and movement building, the Summit will feature cultural art activities and physical practice throughout.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
- Advocates in programs designed to address domestic violence, sexual assault, trafficking, and other forms of gender-based violence in API communities;
- Systems advocates working with API communities;
- State coalitions; national domestic violence organizations; and
- Technical assistance & training providers.
VENUE
INTERCONTINENTAL HOTEL SAN FRANCISCO
888 Howard Street, San Francisco CA 94103
415.616.6500
www.intercontinentalsanfrancisco.com
The room block has closed and the API Institute has a very limited number of rooms available at the government per diem rate of $155.00 per night for single/double occupancy, and $185.00 for triple occupancy, plus taxes, currently 16%.
- To check for sleeping room availability email Nancy Wan at nwan@apiidv.org and she will check for you.
- If there are no government rate rooms available it will be your responsibility to make a hotel reservation by calling the hotel Reservation Department directly at 415.616.6500.
HOTEL RESERVATIONS DEADLINE
PAST DEADLINE
PRE-CONFERENCE SESSIONS
Two concurrent Pre-Conference Training Workshops will be held before the Summit on Sunday, June 30, 2013 from 12:00 P.M. to 2:00 P.M.
- Differing Dynamics of Domestic Violence in API Families (Chic Dabby)
- Organizational Leadership and Sustainability (Beckie Masaki)
TO REGISTER FOR A PRE-CONFERENCE SESSION
Please RSVP to Nancy Wan, Program Coordinator, at nwan@apiidv.org and indicate your selection. While there are no additional costs to participate in a Pre-Conference Session, please note that seating is limited and your registration is not final until you receive confirmation from the API Institute. Please arrange your travel schedule accordingly.
PARTICIPANT LIST: It is common practice to provide conference attendees with a list of fellow participants. If you do NOT wish to be on this list please contact Jeanne Larson at jlarson@bwjp.org and you will be exempt from the attendee list.
QUESTIONS
For questions related to the content of the National Summit: Please contact Chic Dabby, Director of the API Institute on Domestic Violence at 415.568.3315 or cdabby@apiidv.org.
For questions related to conference logistics or OVW grants: Please contact Jeanne Larson, Meeting Planner for the Battered Women's Justice Project at 612-824-8768, x101 or jlarson@bwjp.org.
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