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General Supervised Visitation Immersion Training (Part 4 of 6)
Topic: General Supervised Visitation Immersion Training (Part 4 of 6)
Hosted By: Inspire Action for Social Change
Date/Time: Thursday, March 16, 2023 3:00am - 6:00am ChST
Description: Supervised Visitation Immersion Training is a virtual six-session intensive, energetic, and inspiring training event that provides supervised visitation staff and community partners with a hands-on, interactive opportunity to enhance the skills needed to operate a visitation center while learning how to best serve families who have been impacted by intimate partner violence. This is your chance to roll up your sleeves, have fun, and gain new skills and practices that will help provide enhanced safety for the survivors of intimate partner violence and children who use your center.
Location: Virtual
Inspired Boost: Leadership & Sustainability Strategies for Supervised Visitation Programs - Part 4: Transitioning into LeadershipTopic: Inspired Boost: Leadership & Sustainability Strategies for Supervised Visitation Programs - Part 4: Transitioning into Leadership
Hosted By: Inspire Action for Social Change
Date/Time: Thursday, March 16, 2023, at 4:00AM ChST
Description: Join Inspire Action for Part 4 of our five-part series “Leadership & Sustainability Strategies for Supervised Visitation Programs.” This series is designed to provide supervised visitation programs with new ideas and inspiration in core values, trauma-informed, equity-centered leadership, and financial sustainability. In this series, participants can gain skills to build robust and lasting visitation programs that provide safety and healing for parents and children experiencing intimate partner abuse. Part 4 focuses on Transitioning into Leadership, with guest trainer Alicia Williamson, Director of Training and Program Services for the Ohio Domestic Violence Network.
Location: virtual
Strengthening Domestic and Sexual Violence Programs to Support Trafficking Survivors: Intersections, Equity, Cultural Humility, and Collaborations
Topic: Strengthening Domestic and Sexual Violence Programs to Support Trafficking Survivors: Intersections, Equity, Cultural Humility, and Collaborations
Hosted By: Futures Without Violence
Date/Time: Thursday, March 16, 2023, at 5:00am ChST
Description:Systems of inequality increase vulnerability to human trafficking, domestic, and sexual violence. Supporting survivors of human trafficking requires an intersectional and equity-centered lens to decrease barriers to accessing resources. This webinar will review the ways that human trafficking can intersect with domestic and sexual violence, how to engrain equity and cultural responsiveness in your support of survivors, and the power of collaborative relationships to better support (serve) survivors.
As a result of this presentation, you will be better able to: - Identify the various ways human trafficking can intersect with domestic violence and sexual assault. - Apply principles of equity in supporting survivors of human trafficking and domestic and sexual violence. - Identify strategies to support survivors of human trafficking within domestic and sexual assault organizations, and in collaboration with others in your community
. Prensenter Bio: Kiricka Yarbough Smith is an independent consultant with expertise in human trafficking, cultural diversity and cultural sensitivity, collaboration, and the development of rapid response teams (RRT). Ms. Smith is certified in cultural diversity and cultural competency. She has trained law enforcement and service providers on collaboration, coordination, and building an agency’s capacity to serve all victims of trafficking.
This project is supported by Grant# 15JOVW-21-GK-02211-MUMU, awarded by the Office on Violence Against Women, U.S. Department of Justice. The opinions, findings, conclusions, and recommendations expressed in this publication/program/exhibition are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women.
Location: Virtual
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