All advocates and allied professionals are welcome at the MRC for the National Organization of Victim Advocacy's 51st Conference/Training. This year the conference is virtual and we will be streaming 2 keynote speakers at the center.

RSVPs are appreciated and you can register here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/NMNQYYL

Light snacks and refreshments will be provided.

The center is best accessed through the parking garage at 26 Chapel Street, drive up to the third level and you will see a catwalk that leads directly to our lobby.

About Wednesday's Speakers: 2-3PM: A Conversation With Tarana Burke Tarana Burke We are thrilled to announce that Tarana J. Burke, the trailblazing activist, advocate, and founder of the groundbreaking ‘Me Too.’ Movement will be joining us as a keynote speaker for NOVA’s 51st Virtual Training Event. For over 25 years, Tarana has been a champion for survivors, a voice for marginalized communities, and a driving force behind a global reckoning with sexual violence and systemic inequities. Her profound work at the intersection of racial justice, gender equity, and anti-violence advocacy has inspired millions and continues to empower survivors worldwide

3:30 - 4:30PM: Advocates Unplugged: Stories From the Field: Advocates Unplugged: Stories from the Field Storytelling has long been a powerful way to inspire, educate, and connect—going back to when we first gathered around campfires. During this special keynote, we will hear from three advocates who will share stories from the field, reflecting on our theme of Celebrating Community and uplifting the voice of advocates around the country. Andrew Echols, Executive Director, Every Voice Coalition Lakeydra Houston, Founder, Advocate, and Motivational Speaker, K.E.Y. Fit LLC Monique Massey, Senior Coordinator of the Student Victim Assistance Office at Georgia State University