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Is your prevention
strategy relevant?Tailoring strategies for sub-communities
on a large college campus
Kelli Raker, MA
Agenda
Introductions
Learning Objectives
Review of Principles of Effective Prevention
Why Collaboration Matters
Case Study 1: Delta Advocates
Case Study 2: Healthy Queer Relationships
Checklist
Discussion
Learning Objectives
Participants will be able to
1. describe the benefits of partnering with others to
tailor prevention strategies to sub-communities
2. think critically about prevention strategies and
their relevance to all community members.
Principles of Effective Prevention
Comprehensive
Varied Teaching Methods
Sufficient Dosage
Theory Driven
Positive Relationships
Appropriately Timed
Socioculturally Relevant
Well-trained Staff
Outcome Evaluation
Principles of Effective Prevention
Comprehensive
Varied Teaching Methods
Sufficient Dosage
Theory Driven
Positive Relationships
Appropriately Timed
Socioculturally Relevant
Well-trained Staff
Outcome Evaluation
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Prevention efforts should ultimately reduce the
occurrence of IPV by promoting healthy, respectful,
nonviolent relationships. Healthy relationships can be
promoted by addressing change at all levels of the social
ecology that influence IPV: individual, relationship,
community, and society. Additionally, effective
prevention efforts will reduce known risk factors for IPV
and promote healthy relationships.
Center for Disease Control and Prevention
Why does collaboration matter?
Case Study #1:
Delta Advocates
Delta Advocates Training
Initial Intensive Training
How people respond to trauma
Nonjudgmental, empathetic
response
Crisis Response
Campus Resources
How to refer to campus and
community resources
Policy 101
Role Play practice
One Love’s “Escalation” Video
Ongoing Weekly Training
Facilitation Skills
Healthy Relationships skills
Coordinating prevention events
Team building and problem solving
Environmental/Risk Management
for Social Events
Facilitator Training for “Escalation”
workshop
Delta Advocates Leadership Team (DALT)
Timeline for Development
Spring 2014: Mission Statement & Goals
Summer 2014: Needs Assessment
Fall 2014: Advertising & Applications
January – March 2015: Cohort 1 Training
Summer 2015: Expansion to NPHC/GAC
September – October 2015: Cohort 1 Training
Fall 2015: Advertising & Applications
January 2016 – March 2016: Cohort 2 Training, Outcomes Assessment
April 2016: Interest from IFC
Case Study #2:
Healthy Queer Relationships
Collaborative Partners
Timeline for Development
2008-2010: Initial Creation by LGBTQ Center Staff &
Interns
March 2010: Needs Assessment
2010-2014: Trained Peer Educators to Lead Workshops
Spring 2014: Transitioned Content to Online Modules
2014-2016: Ongoing updates, assessment, and
advertising
Reflections on Collaboration
Checklist Tool & Discussion
What are your greatest strengths and assets?
What are barriers to collaboration and
sociocultural relevance?
Where do you need more information?
Where are some steps you can take when you get
back to your community?