Catholics For Family Peace Education and Research Initiative
Catholics For Family Peace Education and Research Initiative is part of the National Catholic School of Social Service’s Consortium for Catholic Social Teaching at the Catholic University of America.
Visit our page at The Catholic University of America.
We aim to inform the Catholic community on ways to promote family peace and to prevent and respond to domestic abuse and to provide resources and promote prayer for all families. Our initiative provides education, resources, and research that help pastoral leaders, clergy, and parishioners recognize domestic abuse and respond with compassion.
Catholics for Family Peace also serves as a clearinghouse for effective pastoral practices of the universal Church that address violence in the home. Training and information presentations may be scheduled at parishes, seminaries, and for organizations. To schedule a training, contact us.
Visit our page at The Catholic University of America.
We aim to inform the Catholic community on ways to promote family peace and to prevent and respond to domestic abuse and to provide resources and promote prayer for all families. Our initiative provides education, resources, and research that help pastoral leaders, clergy, and parishioners recognize domestic abuse and respond with compassion.
Catholics for Family Peace also serves as a clearinghouse for effective pastoral practices of the universal Church that address violence in the home. Training and information presentations may be scheduled at parishes, seminaries, and for organizations. To schedule a training, contact us.
There is much to learn and share about the Catholic Response to Domestic Abuse.
We invite you to explore our entire website. We highlight these two resources:
Our Faculty Associate, Christauria Welland, Psyc. D. has authored How can we help to end violence in Catholic families: A Guide for Clergy, Religious, and Laity. It is good information for anyone. You can download a free copy at www.paxinfamilia.org. At present, there are 9 versions of the 100-page booklet in six languages.
Rose Saad, ER nurse and Catholic survivor of an abusive marriage, writes a blog where she explains how things like denial and fear play into an abusive relationship. Ms. Saad is also an author and has used her experience and her compassion to write A Path to Hope: Restoring the Spirit of the Abused Christian Woman.
Check out her website and blog for more information about her story, her writing, and her message of hope for women who have suffered abuse at the hands of a loved one
Sign up for the symposium Out of the Shadows: Confronting the Rise of Child-on-Child Harmful Sexual Behavior
March 20-21, 2019
This is an important topic to us because we recognize that children who grow up in violent homes are more likely to hurt other people. We invite you to join us for this 2 day symposium and ask you to share this email far and wide.The National Catholic School of Social Service is co-sponsoring this critically important symposium. It is very simple to register. It took me less than 5 minutes. You have choices - join us here at Catholic University or live stream the event for only $10. While General Admission for the two days is $30, complimentary registration has been made available to students, interns, and government employees whether they attend in-person or live stream! CEU's are also available.
LIMITED SPACE REMAINING
March 20-21, 2019 National Symposium at The Catholic University of America in Washington, DC
OUT OF THE SHADOWS: CONFRONTING THE RISE OF CHILD-ON-CHILD HARMFUL SEXUAL BEHAVIOR
* CEUs for Social Work provided by the Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence *
For More Information and to Register, go to EndChildonChildAbuse.com
Attendance is complimentary for students. interns, and government employees. Participation via Internet live streaming is also an option.
The crime of child sexual abuse is sadly a familiar one to the American public. However, one category of child sexual abuse has largely escaped the public’s attention: child-on-child sexual abuse.
To help equip parents, educators, school administrators, treatment professionals, and policymakers to address these complex issues and challenges, The National Center on Sexual Exploitation is encouraging that we come together to not only provide help and healing for the victim but to also provide help and healing for the youth who offends.
This symposium is being held in collaboration with three partners, National Catholic School of Social Service at The Catholic University of America, Protect Young Minds, and Star Guides.
This convening will bring together leading experts, victim advocates, and practitioners who will share research and policy recommendations for improving ways of addressing child-on-child sexual abuse when it occurs and for prevention. Please join us as we seek to bring this issue out of the shadows and into mainstream conversations about sexual violence prevention and child protection
Link to Register for Symposium:
https://endsexualexploitation.org/cocsa/
March 20-21, 2019
This is an important topic to us because we recognize that children who grow up in violent homes are more likely to hurt other people. We invite you to join us for this 2 day symposium and ask you to share this email far and wide.The National Catholic School of Social Service is co-sponsoring this critically important symposium. It is very simple to register. It took me less than 5 minutes. You have choices - join us here at Catholic University or live stream the event for only $10. While General Admission for the two days is $30, complimentary registration has been made available to students, interns, and government employees whether they attend in-person or live stream! CEU's are also available.
LIMITED SPACE REMAINING
March 20-21, 2019 National Symposium at The Catholic University of America in Washington, DC
OUT OF THE SHADOWS: CONFRONTING THE RISE OF CHILD-ON-CHILD HARMFUL SEXUAL BEHAVIOR
* CEUs for Social Work provided by the Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence *
For More Information and to Register, go to EndChildonChildAbuse.com
Attendance is complimentary for students. interns, and government employees. Participation via Internet live streaming is also an option.
The crime of child sexual abuse is sadly a familiar one to the American public. However, one category of child sexual abuse has largely escaped the public’s attention: child-on-child sexual abuse.
To help equip parents, educators, school administrators, treatment professionals, and policymakers to address these complex issues and challenges, The National Center on Sexual Exploitation is encouraging that we come together to not only provide help and healing for the victim but to also provide help and healing for the youth who offends.
This symposium is being held in collaboration with three partners, National Catholic School of Social Service at The Catholic University of America, Protect Young Minds, and Star Guides.
This convening will bring together leading experts, victim advocates, and practitioners who will share research and policy recommendations for improving ways of addressing child-on-child sexual abuse when it occurs and for prevention. Please join us as we seek to bring this issue out of the shadows and into mainstream conversations about sexual violence prevention and child protection
Link to Register for Symposium:
https://endsexualexploitation.org/cocsa/
Join us everyday at 3 p.m. to pray for hope, help, and healing
for those affected by domestic violence.
October is a very important month for us because it is Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM). As an initiative focused on education and prayer, we developed resources, organized events, and created social media posts for YOU to use, attend, and share in the month of October.
We are excited to share our 2018 Domestic Violence Awareness Toolkit.
We are excited to share our 2018 Domestic Violence Awareness Toolkit.
Highlights from DVAM Mass:
Were you unable to attend the Mass for Family Peace in October 2018?
Don't worry! We recorded Bishop Campbell's homily, and it is now available for viewing and sharing. Click on the link below.
2018 DVAM Homily:
Click here:
www.facebook.com/CatholicFamilyPeace/videos/3045203834799/
Please take the time to listen to his message, and let us share in the joyful hope we have as advocates for all people's safety and dignity.
Take a look at our pictures from the mass.
Were you unable to attend the Mass for Family Peace in October 2018?
Don't worry! We recorded Bishop Campbell's homily, and it is now available for viewing and sharing. Click on the link below.
2018 DVAM Homily:
Click here:
www.facebook.com/CatholicFamilyPeace/videos/3045203834799/
Please take the time to listen to his message, and let us share in the joyful hope we have as advocates for all people's safety and dignity.
Take a look at our pictures from the mass.
Follow us on Facebook and Twitter all year long for graphics and easy-to-share messages to spread the word that domestic violence is not acceptable, and that family peace can happen!
