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Addressing Partner Inflicted Brain Injuries With a Healthy Equity Lens
Topic: Addressing Partner Inflicted Brain Injuries With a Healthy Equity Lens
Hosted By: Ohio Domestic Violence Network
Date/Time: Wednesday, February 1, 2023 4:00am ChST
Description: Research shows up to 92% of IPV survivors who experienced physical or sexual violence report head, neck, and facial injuries, which can result in brain injury (Valera et.al, 2022). Brain injuries as a result of domestic violence have long lasting impacts on a survivor’s health, wellbeing, safety, and even economic security. It is crucial that community health center staff understand barriers survivors living with brain injuries experience and work to adopt promising practices to better meet their needs. This webinar will bring together leading researchers and practitioners in the field to address Social Determinants of Health (SDoH) impacting individuals living with partner inflicted brain injuries (PIBI). It will provide participants with tools to advance health equity for individuals with PIBI.
Learning Objectives: As a result of this webinar participants will be able to: Understanding PIBI with an intersectional approach and how it impacts survivors overall health and wellbeing Using a health equity lens to identify services and resources providers can use to make their care more accessible to all survivors living with brain injury Learn about screening, identification, assessment, and education tools that can be used with survivors and staff in domestic violence organizations and community health centers
Speakers: Rachel Ramirez, LISW-S, Founder and Director, The Center on Partner-Inflicted Brain Injury, Ohio Domestic Violence Network Tamar Rodney PhD, RN, PMHNP-BC, CNE Assistant Professor, Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Michelle Patch, PhD, MSN, APRN-CNS, ACNS-BC, AFN-C, FAAN Assistant Professor Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Elizabeth Miller, MD, PhD, Chief of Adolescent Medicine, Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, UPMC Questions? Please email Megha Rimal mrimal@futureswithoutviolence.org
Location: Virtual
Advanced Restorative Practices Facilitator Training
Topic: Advanced Restorative Practices Facilitator Training
Hosted By: National Criminal Justice Training Center of Fox Valley Technical College
Date/Time: Wednesday, Febuary 1, 2023 at 4:30am - 7:00am ChST
Description: This virtual, interactive, 8-session series will provide the foundations of restorative practices and a fundamental understanding of how to serve as a facilitator in basic restorative practices that include restorative conversations with criminal system clients and survivors, specifically focused on survivors of domestic violence/intimate partner violence, sexual assault, stalking and dating violence. In each 2.5-hour session, participants will acquire knowledge, practice skills and receive interim assignments to supplement their learning. (There will be approximately 4 hours of supplemental work each week (discussions/assignments on harm with criminal system clients, videos, accountability circles, and circles with surrogate survivors). Participants who complete training will be ready to work with a mentor/coach and begin their practice as a restorative practices facilitator in basic restorative
Location: Virtual
2023 kNOW MORE Webinar Series: Addressing the Dynamics of Stalking Day 2
Topic: 2023 kNOW MORE Webinar Series: Addressing the Dynamics of Stalking Day 2
Hosted By: GCASAFV
Date/Time: Wednesday, February 1, 2023 8:30am - 11:00am ChST
Description: Day 2: Wednesday, February 1, 2023
Presenter: Jennifer Landhuis (M.S.)
The Use of Technology to Stalk
Stalkers are creative criminals who use – and misuse – a variety of technologies to locate, surveil and monitor their victims. This session will address common technologies utilized by stalkers, discuss evidence preservation concerns as well as identify effective safety- planning strategies.
Coordinating the Response to Stalking
Keeping victims safe and holding offenders accountable requires that diverse professionals— including (but not limited to) victim advocates, law enforcement, prosecutors, educators and others—view their work through a “stalking lens”, take pro-active steps to incorporate a stalking response into their roles and work together. This session will provide practical strategies for building stalking into a coordinated community response.
REGISTER BY: MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 2023 AT 5:00 ChST
Location: zoom
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