Save The Date
October 26th-28th
Sunriver, Oregon
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Registration Rates:
Early Bird rate, use the discount code: “EarlyBirdRegistration2025″ for $25 off per registration until September 12th.
Regular Rate, Ends October 6th
*Member Program: $375
Standard: $450
Student (with Valid student ID): $350
Late Registration Rate, October 7th-27th
*Member Program: $400
Standard: $475
Student (With Valid student ID): $375
*Executive directors of member programs with renewed membership for 2025 were emailed a promo code to access their two free scholarship registrations. If you believe you should have received this code and have not, or if you have questions about the membership scholarship, please reach out to us at [email protected] for support.
See Scholarship Reimbursement Details for Member Programs in the document below.
Agenda Overview:
Sunday the 26th
OCADSV staff will be opening registration in the evening for check-in. Skip the line on Monday morning a nd come say hello. We will also be hosting our annual BIPOC Dinner on Sunday evening.
*Check in Desk open 5:30-6:30pm
BIPOC Dinner at 6:00pm
At our Annual Conference, OCADSV hosts a dinner for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) to discuss and celebrate the unique challenges and contributions for and by communities of color in Oregon’s anti-violence community. This is a closed space for those who identify as BIPOC.
Day 1: Monday, October 27th
Prevention, Intervention, and Management Workshops
We are starting off with workshops discussing topics around management, intervention, and prevention conversations.
7:30 am Check in Desk Opens – Homestead
8:00 am Breakfast – Homestead
9:00 am Plenary Speaker Karimah Dillard – Homestead
10:15-11:45 am
“Yes, and… Let’s Talk!” Using Improv for Violence Prevention Conversations
Presented By: Kyndra Laughery located in Homestead
Cultural Consideration When Working with Tribal Communities
Presented By: Danica Love Brown located in Landmark
Removing the Mystery to Supervision
Presented By: Deadria Boyland and Leigh Hofheimer located in Heritage 1
11:45am Lunch
1:00pm-2:30pm
Unity in Adversity: Strengthening Support for Culturally Specific Staff in Divisive Times
Presented By: Perla Estrada and Lorena DeGaray Located in Heritage 2
Direct Service Track-Privacy, Confidentiality, & Agency Use of Tech
Presented By: Laisa Schweigert Located in Landmark
Building Strong Sexual Violence Services in Dual Programs
Presented By: Keri and Jenna Located in Heritage 1
2:30-3:30pm Refreshment Break
3:00pm-4:30pm
Tough Times: Looking Back for Looking Forward
Presented By: Maureen McKnight, Jessie Mindlin, Keri Moran-Kuhn Located in Heritage 2
Being a Good Host! Reducing Rules & Improving Shelter for Survivors of Domestic Violence
Presented By: Deadria B. & Leigh H. Located in Landmark
The Employment Rights of Survivors in Oregon
Presented By: Robin Runge Located in Heritage 1
Prevention in these Times
Presented By: Ashleigh Jiminez Located in Homestead
Day 2: Tuesday, October 28th
Legal, Intervention, and Management Workshops
We will begin the day with an extended plenary offering a deep dive look at privilege and confidentiality and workshops that detail the various legal challenges and considerations presented over the course of doing this work.
7:45 am Check in Desk Opens – Homestead
8:00 am Breakfast – Homestead
9:00am-11:45am Plenary Speakers: Debra Dority and Carol Schrader – Homestead
11:45am-12:00pm Compassionate Canines and Break
12:00pm-1:00pm Award Ceremony and Lunch
1:00pm-2:30pm
Technology- Facilitated Abuse: Safety Planning and Documentation
Presented By: Laisa Schweigert Located in Homestead
Protect Your Family Packet: Supporting Survivors and Protecting Families
Presented By: Loerit Perez Located in Heritage 2
The ABC’s and 123’s of Erin’s Law in Elementary Schools
Presented By: Kyndra Laughery Located in Landmark
Innovative Practices for Collaborative Multidisciplinary Sexual Assault Medical Advocacy
Presented By: Giseel Acosta, Brianna Ellingston, Christina McGovney Located in Heritage 1
2:30pm-3:00pm
Refreshment Break and Compassionate Canines
3:00pm-4:30pm
Advocate Privilege and Confidentiality: Application and Legal Considerations
Presented By: Ashley R Cadotte Located in Homestead
Advocacy for Advocates: Advancing Interest of Survivors at the State Legislature
Presented By: Sybil and Niki Located in Heritage 2
Hospital-Based Advocates and SANE Response
Presented By: Forensic Nurse Examiners Located in Landmark
Working with Minors
Presented By: Jessie Mindlin Located in Heritage 1
5:00pm
Gentle Yoga and Sound Bath with Ben Defrancisco
Combining slow, restorative yoga postures with a “sound bath,” an immersive experience using instruments like singing bowls and gongs. Located in Great Hall
Day 3: Wednesday, October 29th
What’s Next?
We will have speakers, the OCADSV Annual Meeting, followed by a closing speaker and lunch. This will be a more full day than in years past, please plan to stay with us through lunch!
7:00am-7:45am Morning Qui Gong: An ancient Chinese practice that combines gentle movements, breathing techniques, and focused intention to cultivate and rebalance energy.
7:30 am Check in Desk Opens – Homestead
8:00 am Breakfast – Homestead
9:00am-10:45am OCADSV Annual Meeting – Homestead
10:45am-11:45am Keynote Speaker: Libra Forde
11:45am-1:00pm Lunch and Closing Remarks
*Attendees need only check in once
Sunriver is offering OCADSV Conference attendees a reduced rate room block, the last day to reserve your room is September 19th
To learn more about Sunriver and events to explore outside of the conference, visit their website here.
For lodging reservations you can book your room online or call: 855-420-8206 and let them know you are with the OCADSV Annual Conference
To keep our conference safe and accessible for all to attend, we ask that attendees review and agree to abide by our community agreements while at the conference. These are available at the time of registration or you can read about them below.
We ask everyone to agree to conduct themselves in a manner aligned with the OCADSV mission, philosophy, and equity and inclusion statements.
Please treat others with dignity and respect throughout your time with us. If any concerns or issues arise during the conference, you may speak with any OCADSV staff member.