Domestic Violence Education/Awareness
Domestic violence can be defined as a pattern of behavior in any relationship that is used to gain or maintain power and control over an intimate partner.Read more »
Education is the key to how we grow as individuals and how we grow as a community. At the Family Crisis Center of East Texas, we strive to educate the public about the struggles that women, children and men experience when they fall victim to family violence and/or sexual assault. We have advocates available 24 hours a day for personal support and many more who take their advocacy to schools, hospitals and community events to promote the need for social change and awareness of such crises.
Prevention and educational sessions and trainings are provided upon request to schools, businesses, service clubs, community groups, and organizations.
Sample topics include:
- Healthy Relationships
- Teen Dating Violence
- Sexual Harassment
- Sexual Assault Primary Prevention Efforts
- Violence In The Workplace
- Sexting
- Bullying
- Good Touch/Bad Touch
To request a presentation for your school, business, or organization please contact our Community Educator at 936-639-1681.
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Sexual Assault Education/Awareness
Sexual violence spans a wide range of unwanted sexual contacts including child sexual abuse, rape, attempted rape, incest, exhibitionism, voyeurism, obscene phone calls, fondling, and sexual harassment.Read more »
Primary Prevention with Youth
The Primary Prevention of Sexual Violence involves stopping sexual violence before it occurs.Read more »