Registration is now closed for the April 2025 Advocacy After Homicide training. To join the waitlist for the next available training, please email us: hellofarnorth@gmail.com
Advocacy After Homicide Training
April 28, 29, & 30, 2025
Tumwater, WA (Olympia)
Empowering Support in the Aftermath of Homicide: A Comprehensive Training
Registration Rate: $425
Booking Deadline: March 26, 2025
Are you looking to gain a deeper knowledge of the criminal justice system, learn effective support strategies for every stage of grief, and develop practical skills for navigating legal and emotional complexities after homicide? This training could also serve as a valuable retreat for grief, providing participants with tools to support themselves and others.
The Advocacy After Homicide Training offers a comprehensive curriculum designed for anyone seeking to make a positive impact in the lives of those affected by homicide.
Through this training, you will
Gain in-depth knowledge: Delve into the complexities of homicide cases, from investigation to resolution.
Explore the impact: Examine the multifaceted effects of homicide on individuals, families, and communities, and learn strategies to foster resilience and support survivors.
Empower yourself: Address challenges faced by professionals, including vicarious trauma, ethics, and boundaries.
Discover restorative justice: Explore the concept of restorative justice and brainstorm ways to implement it within organizations, communities, and daily life.
Enhance your Capacity to Help
Hear from experts: Gain valuable insights from guest speakers who will share their stories, experiences, and knowledge.
Develop practical skills: By the end of the training, you'll have a toolkit of effective support strategies and resources to help others navigate the aftermath of homicide.
Investment in Your Impact
This three-day, in-person training is an investment of $425 and includes all course materials, refreshments, door prizes, and access to guest speakers. Attendees are responsible for their own travel, accommodation, and food costs. A discounted hotel room block is available.
Limited Spots Available
The training is limited to 30 attendees and is open to everyone – no prior experience in victim services is required. Register now to secure your spot.
Continuing Education hours will be provided upon course completion.
The curriculum is subject to minor adjustments.



Far North owner/operator Liberty (Miller) Henderson presenting to the class.

Guest presenter Deb Collinsworth sharing the story of her daughter's homicide.

Class facilitator Terrie Noble addressing the class








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