April 2017
Community Safety Network Advocate Training
Sign up to make a difference in our Jackson Hole community! This free 40-hour training will teach you how you can help victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking. Dates and times are as follows: Saturday, April 28 9am – 4pm Monday, April 30 9am – 12pm Tuesday, May 1 1pm – 4pm Wednesday, May 2 9am – 12pm Monday, May 7 9am – 12pm Wednesday, May 9 9am – 12pm Wednesday, May 10 9am – 12pm Email Shannon at [email protected] for more information or call (307)…
Find out more →June 2017
2017 Summer Social & Birdhouse Auction Featuring Elizabeth Smart
5 PM VIP catered backstage social hour and birdhouse preview with Ms. Smart 7 PM Presentation 8 PM Dessert reception, book signing and birdhouse auction Tickets: $45 plus $2 Vendini fee VIP: $150 plus $2 Vendini fee *VIP tickets include 5PM catered backstage social hour with Ms. Smart, as well as the presentation, dessert reception and book signing. • All attendees are invited to join in the dessert reception, book signing, and birdhouse auction after the presentation. Once recognized as…
Find out more →My Story Bookclub
CSN is hosting a free, facilitated Q & A format event with Elizabeth Smart about her book, “My Story.” on June 22nd from 11:30AM-1PM in Hansen Hall at St. John’s Church. A light lunch will be offered from 11:30-12:00 with discussion from 12:00-12:45. Discussion questions can be pre-submitted at registration. This conversation will be rated PG, and intended for teens and adults who have read the book. Space is limited and pre-registration is highly recommended.
Find out more →September 2017
CSN at Jackson Hole Farmers Market Saturday, September 2nd from 8 AM – 12 PM
Please join us at the Jackson Hole Farmers market this Saturday from 8-12:00 to get a free ACT JH hat and learn what you can do to end sexual violence in our community.
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Old Bill’s Fun Run
ABOUT OLD BILL’S FUN RUN
Event day – which includes a 2K or 5K fun run/walk and a 5K or 10K timed run accompanied by free breakfast and fun, informational nonprofit booths – is an annual celebration of philanthropy and Jackson’s passion for outdoor activity. It is the Old Bill’s version of a community-wide gala: good-spirited, free, and most of all, effective.
Race day is not tied to fundraising, but the celebration remains the most visible way for the community to learn about Jackson Hole nonprofits and their important work. Prizes in the timed race are donated to winners’ charities of choice, and there is food, entertainment, and plenty of socializing.
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A Space to Speak: Creating a Culture of Respect Not Rape with Jeff Bucholtz
Please join Community Safety Network and violence prevention expert Jeff Bucholtz for two upcoming events exploring the prevention of sexual violence among youth in Jackson Hole. One event, on the evening of September 25th, is appropriate for mature high school students and adults, while the other, on Thursday, September 28th will be geared for people aged 13 and up. Mr. Jeff Bucholtz, co-founder of We End Violence, will present September 25th from 5:30-6:00 pm at the Jackson Hole Community School, and…
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Creating Leaders, Empowering Communities with Jeff Bucholtz
Our second event of the week, Creating Leaders, Empowering Communities, will be held on Thursday, September 28th from 5:30-6:30pm at Jackson Hole Middle School Commons. Violence prevention expert Jeff Bucholtz is back in Jackson Hole to lead the conversation designed to explore the power everyone has to build a more positive environment in which we are all a bit safer, less stressed, healthier and happier. Content will be appropriate for students ages 13 and older. The event is free and no…
Find out more →May 2018
The Parent Trap – With Jeff Bucholz
Join Community Safety Network and Jeff Bucholz of We End Violence as we unpack #MeToo, #TimesUp, Sexual Assault, and Harassment & Discrimination. In one way or another, these issues are a huge part of our children’s daily lives. Their experiences with, and understanding of these realities, will drastically affect everything from how they form future relationships to how they achieve academically and professionally. In this engaging presentation, parents will spend time exploring the environment that teenagers are exposed to, how that…
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A safe place to see, speak, and share
Join CSN, St. Johns Church and media literacy expert Jeff Bucholz, from We End Violence, to watch and discuss film clips from the films Miss Representation and The Mask You Live In. This conversation will be facilitated by Jeff Bucholz and focus on how limiting stereotypes harm all of us and what we can do together to ensure equality and justice. For people aged 12 and older.
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Men, Women, and #MeToo
Event Details What: 5:00 pm Picnic, 6:00 pm Presentation Where: Jackson Hole High School Appropriate for ages 13 and up Free, Reserve Tickets Here Join Community Safety Network and Dr. Jackson Katz for a multi-media presentation to encourage discussion about gender violence, raise awareness about the causes of violence in our society, and show how men and women can be proactive in preventing abuse. Jackson Katz, Ph.D., is internationally renowned for his pioneering scholarship and activism on issues of gender, race and violence. He is…
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8th Annual Summer Brunch and Auction
Join Community Safety Network for it’s 8th annual Summer Brunch and Auction Due to high ticket demand and limited seating, the preferred method of purchasing tickets is by calling Lani Matthews, Reservation Hostess, at 307-690-5485. New theme for silent auction “Bloom Where You Are Planted” featuring unique local art and floral arrangements. Event Details When: Doors open at 9:30 am, Brunch at 10:00 am Where: Teton Pines Cost: $150 per person Tickets may still be available, please inquire to Lani at (307)…
Find out more →October 2018
A Conversation for Men
Male Leaders from Local Organizations Host Discussion About Integrity, Love, Consent, and Courageous Conversations “It’s hard to say this, but I think men have more safe places to have demeaning conversations about women than we have safe places to talk about our respect for women. Lots of us stay quiet when those conversations start. Seems like it’s time to speak up”, says Jimmy Bartz, the pastor at St. John’s Episcopal Church. When asked why this conversation is important, Heath Miller…
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