Prevent Connect

In the second half of our conversation with Jody Sanborn of , we’re talking about how prevention has evolved—and where it’s headed next.

Jody reflects on:
✨ The growth of the RPE program
✨ Why culture IS prevention
✨ How communities already hold the solutions
✨ What gives her hope for the future
✨ Advice for people new to prevention work Listen to Part 2 of Prevention Then and Now wherever you get your podcasts, or at preventconnect.org/podcast.

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The PreventConnect team talks Health Equity coast to coast. Very demure. Very mindful. ✨

Last week Janaé and Ashleigh split up to talk about Health Equity and Community Engagement at two separate events! While Janaé was guest presenting at a Statewide Conference, Ashleigh joined national partners NSVRC and AIR in Atlanta at CDC’s RPE meeting for state sexual assault coalitions and state public health departments.

Didn’t get to make our in-person events? We’ve got a full roster of Health Equity content at PreventConnect.org, through the link in our bio!

MEET OUR GUESTS!

We are honored to welcome some of the most impactful leaders in the gender-based violence moment for our upcoming Prevention Listening Session.

From voices behind the historic first-ever National Plan to End Gender-Based Violence, to women in charge of implementation, champions at the federal level and advocates pushing this work forward, our guests represent the force behind preventing and ending violence in the U.S.

Don’t miss your chance to hear from them directly about the future of prevention and have your voice heard in their future actions.

Spots are filling up fast! Make sure to register at preventconnect.org while you can.

Do you want to have a say in the national direction of violence prevention?

Join PreventConnect and White House, government representatives and advocates for a listening session on the National Plan to End Gender-Based Violence.

In 2023, the White House released the first ever US National Plan to End Gender Based Violence, where government officials identified prevention as the first of seven essential pillars necessary to address the social problem of gender-based violence.

This session will offer attendees a chance to share insights about prevention and provide recommendations on future actions to advance prevention efforts on a national level.

Registration is open now at PreventConnect.org. Space is limited so reserve your spot before it fills up!