Pacific Violence Prevention Institute STAFF
Lizzy Minaglia
Lead Trainer
Lizzy
Minaglia has extensive experience in peer-based improvisational
performance education, addressing violence prevention, sexual assault
prevention, responding to alcohol and drug emergencies, issues of
oppression and prejudice, and sexual health. While a student at
Western Washington University, Ms. Minaglia was a member of the
peer-based, performance health education troupe, Will Act for Change,
where she spent two years as a student coordinator. As a student
coordinator she was responsible for training and supervising Will Act
for Change.
As a lead trainer for the PVPI, Ms. Minaglia has participated as a
trainer for the School of Performance Education. She has also
helped to research, develop, and present and facilitate modules
surrounding relationships, cliques, and bullying, harassment, and
related violence between girls. She has also helped train
paraprofessional violence prevention educators at universities throughout the
country.
Ms. Minaglia is a registered nurse and is employed at Children's Hospital in Seattle, WA.
Bullying and Harassment Prevention