• Train professionals
• Educate the public
• Intervene with violent men
• Mentor interns
• Publish articles
• Ally with other organizations

Men Stopping Violence trains, clergy, corporations, physical and mental health practitioners, legal, criminal justice and military personnel and other leaders by providing training and consultation services for individuals, groups and organizations locally, nationally, and internationally. (Take a look at our List of Clients.) Request a training, consultation or presentation by filling out the online request form or contact Ulester Douglas at (404) 270-9894 to discuss your training needs.

Training and consultation varies in format according to the needs of the client. Since 1982, we have trained and consulted on topics including:

• Domestic Violence 101: Who, what, where, when, why and how
• Why do some men batter – why others don't
• Principles of effective intervention with men who batter women
• Domestic Violence and the work place: What employers need to know
• Men's roles and responsibilities in ending violence against women
• Measuring success: A community-centered approach to addressing men's violence against women
• Deconstructing the meaning of provocation
• Facilitating classes/groups for men who batter women
• Organizing men to be allies in ending violence against women
• The nuts and bolts in administering a batterer intervention program
• Working with African-American men and communities
• Exploring the principles of accountability
• Getting started in mentoring young men who want to work
• Race, class, gender, and sexual orientation -- what they have to do with ending violence against women