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X-WR-CALDESC:NYSCADV in partnership with Unity House is pleased to present 
 the training\, 'Best Practices for Supporting Coaches in Effective Healthy
  Relationship Programming' in Troy\, NY.\n\nAs part of an ongoing statewid
 e effort\, NYSCADV will be convening training and discussions on best prac
 tices for engaging coaches and athletic directors to implement programming
  that addresses healthy and unhealthy behaviors of their athletes both on 
 and off the field.\n\nAthletic coaches play an influential role in the liv
 es of their teams and are in a unique position to positively influence how
  their young athletes think and act with regard to healthy relationship be
 haviors. This training will present information in a train-the-trainer for
 mat and promotes programs such as Coaching Boys into Men and Athletes as L
 eaders (designed for female athletes) that promote respect\, consent and b
 ehaviors and attitudes associated with building healthy relationships as w
 ell addressing unhealthy and dangerous dating behaviors such as coercion\,
  control and the use of physical force.\n\nInformation shared during this 
 day long training include the latest research on dating violence in middle
  school\, high schools and campuses\, as well as resources that support co
 aches to promote respectful behavior among their players and help prevent 
 relationship abuse\, harassment\, and sexual assault. Resources like Coach
 ing Boys into Men and Athletes as Leaders help coaches to incorporate them
 es associated with teamwork\, integrity\, fair play\, and respect into the
 ir daily practice and routines.\n\nTogether we will explore strategies tha
 t:\n\nPromote healthy relationships\nCreate school climates in which viole
 nce is unacceptable\nReduce known risk factors for violence perpetration\n
 Promote protective factors that contribute to healthy behaviors\, safety &
  well-being\nEmpower bystanders to take action and be allies\nAdapt eviden
 ce based programming to fit local needs\nWho should attend?\n\nDomestic vi
 olence and sexual violence prevention educators\nCoaches\nAthletic directo
 rs\nSchool administrators\nTitle IX and DASA Coordinators\nSchool counselo
 rs\nSchool nurses
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DESCRIPTION:NYSCADV in partnership with Unity House is pleased to present t
 he training\, 'Best Practices for Supporting Coaches in Effective Healthy 
 Relationship Programming' in Troy\, NY.\n\nAs part of an ongoing statewide
  effort\, NYSCADV will be convening training and discussions on best pract
 ices for engaging coaches and athletic directors to implement programming 
 that addresses healthy and unhealthy behaviors of their athletes both on a
 nd off the field.\n\nAthletic coaches play an influential role in the live
 s of their teams and are in a unique position to positively influence how 
 their young athletes think and act with regard to healthy relationship beh
 aviors. This training will present information in a train-the-trainer form
 at and promotes programs such as Coaching Boys into Men and Athletes as Le
 aders (designed for female athletes) that promote respect\, consent and be
 haviors and attitudes associated with building healthy relationships as we
 ll addressing unhealthy and dangerous dating behaviors such as coercion\, 
 control and the use of physical force.\n\nInformation shared during this d
 ay long training include the latest research on dating violence in middle 
 school\, high schools and campuses\, as well as resources that support coa
 ches to promote respectful behavior among their players and help prevent r
 elationship abuse\, harassment\, and sexual assault. Resources like Coachi
 ng Boys into Men and Athletes as Leaders help coaches to incorporate theme
 s associated with teamwork\, integrity\, fair play\, and respect into thei
 r daily practice and routines.\n\nTogether we will explore strategies that
 :\n\nPromote healthy relationships\nCreate school climates in which violen
 ce is unacceptable\nReduce known risk factors for violence perpetration\nP
 romote protective factors that contribute to healthy behaviors\, safety & 
 well-being\nEmpower bystanders to take action and be allies\nAdapt evidenc
 e based programming to fit local needs\nWho should attend?\n\nDomestic vio
 lence and sexual violence prevention educators\nCoaches\nAthletic director
 s\nSchool administrators\nTitle IX and DASA Coordinators\nSchool counselor
 s\nSchool nurses
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LOCATION:RPI Chapel & Cultural Center 2125 Burdett Ave. Troy\, NY 12180
SUMMARY:Best Practices for Supporting Coaches in Effective Healthy Relation
 ship Programming: Capital Region
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