The Feed-In, Feed-Back, Feed-Forward project aims to strengthen organizational capacity through planning and the development and facilitation of trainings to enhance the skillset across the WomenatthecentrE community. As a result, WomenatthecentrE and the wider community will be fully equipped to address the long-term impacts that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on survivors across Canada.
This project aims to strengthen organizational capacity through planning and the development and facilitation of trainings using a “train-the-trainer” approach, which will enhance the skillset across all staff, students, and volunteers, as well as external community partners and service providers. As a result, WomenatthecentrE and the wider community will be fully equipped to address the long-term impacts that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on survivors across Canada. This includes effectively addressing the escalating frequency and severity of gender-based violence (GBV) and ultimately providing better care to more survivors.
Portfolio:ย Research & Education
Using traditional & novel tools for information gathering, to better understand the nuances of gendered violence.
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Funders
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WomenatthecentrE Team
Kelsy Dundas (She/Her),ย Project Manager
Marlee Liss (She/Her),ย Community Outreach Coordinator
Sandy Anaya (She/Her),ย Project Coordinator
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Project Timeline:ย May 2023 – May 2024
Our goal is to build organizational capacity among staff, students and volunteers to better support survivors and community members through a series of training sessions, as well as promote sustainability within the organization.
Completed Activities
- The development of a comprehensive volunteer outreach and engagement plan to support organizational sustainability
- The development and facilitation of legal and interventions trainings to internal staff, students, and volunteers
- Development of a revenue generating training program to build capacity amongst the GBV and corporate sectors to better support survivors