Rape Crisis Training Institute

Upcoming Trainings

• RCTI #1 (August 7th): Building Capacity for Collaboration: A Primary Prevention Approach to Coalition Building
• RCTI #2 (October 8th): Assessing Communities' Needs through Participatory Action Research
• RCTI #3 (March 09): Building Community Resources for Primary Prevention: A Community Activist Training
• RCTI #4 (May 09): Evaluating the findings from the community needs assessments

Archived Trainings

• Laying the Groundwork: Community Mobilization for Primary Prevention of Sexual Violence in NYC
• 2007 Rape Crisis Training Institute Information and Registration from the Alliance
• Clinical Issues: Group Therapy for Adult Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse
• Save the Date: RCTI Workshop on Participatory Research Methods
• Save the Date: Teaching Teens to Question the Media
• Mini Film Festival
• A Necessary Evil: Making Mandated Data Collection Work for You!
• Space Still Available!! "From Trash to Treasure: Low-budget Ways to Renovate Teen Educational Literature"
• "Victims No Longer": Working with Male Victims of Sexual Abuse
• Supporting Chronic Mentally Ill Survivors in the ED
• Decide to End Sexual Violence: Working with Adolescents
• What Trauma Therapists Should Know About Panic, Phobia and OCD: A One Day Guide to Diagnosis and Integrative Treatment
• Go to the Principal's Office! Challenges in Marketing Rape Prevention to Schools and How to Overcome Them
• Strategies for Building Organizational Capacity
• 2002 Rape Crisis Training Institute

About the RCTI

The Rape Crisis Training Institute is a joint venture between the NYC Alliance Against Sexual Assault and the New York State Coalition Against Sexual Assault and is funded by the New York State Department of Health. The RCTI aims to provide access to organizational capacity-building training; meet the specific needs of both the programs and the populations they serve in urban, suburban and rural settings; provide all Rape Crisis Centers with the maximum possible access to all of the trainings statewide; present new resources and strategies to understand the cultural frameworks and needs of all the survivors that they may potentially serve. [Read more]

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