trafficking achieve safe, healthy, and stabilized lives for themselves and their children. We are also committed to ensuring that all victims of crime have crisis support and services available to address trauma and its consequences.

Cornerstone’s continuum of service helps to create communities where individuals and families are safe, and children thrive. We advocate, educate, and lead the way to social change.

https://cornerstonemn.org/

SPEAKERS: 

Cheryl Kolb-Untinen, MS

Prevention, Education and Clinical Services Program Director:

Ms. Kolb-Untinen has over 25 years of experience working with survivors of sexual and domestic violence-over 17 at Cornerstone-in a multitude of settings including hospital ER’s, emergency and extended stay shelters, criminal and civil court and in the provision of therapy. She has an AA in Police Science from Milwaukee Area Technical College, a BA in Applied Behavioral Science and an MS in Counseling from National Louis University in Evanston, IL. She is a Certified Danger Assessor with Dr. Jacqueline Campbell’s Danger Assessment protocol and is also a Certified Personal Empowerment Facilitator through Twin Cities RISE Empowerment Institute.  She is a community trainer for the U of M’s Minnesota Child Welfare Training Academy and regularly speaks and provides trainings to diverse audiences on domestic violence, sexual violence, trauma, and compassion fatigue.

Mitchell LeMay (He/Him/His):

Criminal and Civil Justice Intervention Advocate II, working with the cities of Brooklyn Park and Edina. I love hiking, music, and spending time with my family!