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Supporting Immigrant Survivors of DVSAS on CampusTopic: Supporting Immigrant Survivors of DVSAS on Campus
Hosted By: Clery Center for Security on Campus
Date/Time: Wednesday, November 2, 2022 at 4:00am - 5:30am ChST
Description: The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) provides students and employees who are survivors of dating violence, domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking (DVSAS) rights and access to support, including immigration survivors. During this webinar participants will (1) learn about immigration and visa information, and identify who may be eligible for VAWA self-petitioning and other forms of immigration relief (2) understand the requirements for serving immigration relief under VAWA, and (3) reflect on the role Coordinated Community Response Teams and campus staff have in assisting immigrant students who experience DVSAS.
Location: virtual
For more information and registration links contact: Jaykumar Puthran (484) 584-4216 jputhran@clerycenter.org
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Transitional Housing Office HoursTopic: Transitional Housing Office Hours
Hosted By: National Network to End Domestic Violence
Date/Time: Thursday, November 3, 2022 at 5:00am - 6:00am ChST
Description: OVW TH grantees are welcome to join the NNEDV TH team for these open Office Hours sessions scheduled the FIRST and THIRD Wednesday of each month from 3:00-4:00 pm EST. These sessions are a space to bring your questions, successes, and challenges around serving survivors in the OVW TH program. Please email kgross@nnedv.org for the zoom information. If you would like to request interpretation services, please email us at least 2 weeks in advance. Auto-generated closed captioning will be provided.
Location: virtual
For more information and registration links contact: Katelyn Gross kgross@nnedv.org
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Supporting Advocate Wellbeing: Virtual GatheringTopic: Supporting Advocate Wellbeing: Virtual Gathering
Hosted By: Praxis International
Date/Time: Friday, November 4, 2022 at 5:00am - 6:30am ChST
Description: The past two years have brought disruption and difficulty for so many, and they have drastically changed how we all live and work. We know that the months ahead will continue to bring new challenges for many. Advocates from around the country have found it beneficial to come together in solidarity and support. Please join us on 11-3-22 Central Time for a time of respite, a time to nourish ourselves and recharge for what lays ahead. You deserve time for yourself.
Location: virtual
For more information and registration links contact: Shelly Stoffel (218) 525-0487 ext. 2530 shelly@praxisinternational.org
Radical Permission: Acts of Liberation for a Safe (r) WorldTopic: Radical Permission: Acts of Liberation for a Safe (r) World
Hosted By: Idaho Coalition Against Sexual & Domestic Violence
Date/Time: Friday, November 4, 2022 at 6:00am - 7:30am ChST
Description: The Idaho Coalition Against Sexual & Domestic Violence presents: A live, online space with adrienne maree brown and Sonya Renee Taylor
Radical Permission: Acts of Liberation for a Safe(r) World Thursday, November 3, 2022 | 1:00 PT / 2:00MT / 3:00CT / 4:00ET
Join us for Radical Permission: Acts of Liberation for a Safe(r) World, a 90- minute conversation with Sonya Renee Taylor and adrienne maree brown.
This discussion is framed for advocates, activists, and organizers from movements against gender-based violence. Together, we will address how to tap into transformative practices that interrupt self-denial, scarcity, and harmreplication. This conversation will explore how to give ourselves permission to be our most whole, authentic, and divine selves. Our permission can allow our movements, as well as the many survivors we serve, to reclaim power, self- determination, and vibrance.
To practice waging liberation, we can offer ourselves the radical permission to wholly live our lives – including the work we engage in – rooted in our deepest YES. The YES that restores our divine nature, opening up a ripe potential for us to foster freedom. When we give ourselves increasing permission to practice freedom in real-time, we get closer to living in a world without gender-based violence. We inherently deserve a safe(r) world.
Location: virtual
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Listen, Learn, and Launch Convening - Day 1Topic: Listen, Learn, and Launch Convening - Day 1
Hosted By: Collaborative Solutions, Inc.
Date/Time: Tuesday, November 8, 2022 at 1:00am - 3:00am ChST
Description: Listen, Learn, and Launch is a pilot opportunity and will bring together domestic violence (DV) and sexual assault (SA) victim service providers (VSPs), culturally specific VSPs, DV/SA coalitions, and Continuums of Care (CoC) to build the capacity of programs that serve survivors.
Location: virtual
For more information and registration links contact: Elena Hampton-Stover (479) 530-8265 elena@collaborative-solutions.net
TA2TA Connect CallTopic: TA2TA Connect Call
Hosted By: National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges
Date/Time: Tuesday, November 8, 2022 at 3:30am - 4:30am ChST
Description: This is a virtual space reserved for OVW Technical Assistance providers to connect, discuss, problem-solve, and share. These calls are open discussions and some may be topic-focused. These calls are not recorded.
Location: virtual
For more information and registration links contact: Brianne Smith bsmith@ncjfcj.org
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Listen, Learn, and Launch Convening - Day 2Topic: Listen, Learn, and Launch Convening - Day 2
Hosted By: Collaborative Solutions, Inc.
Date/Time: Wednesday, November 9, 2022 at 1:00am - 3:00am ChST
Description: Listen, Learn, and Launch is a pilot opportunity and will bring together domestic violence (DV) and sexual assault (SA) victim service providers (VSPs), culturally specific VSPs, DV/SA coalitions, and Continuums of Care (CoC) to build the capacity of programs that serve survivors.
Location: virtual
For more information and registration links contact: Elena Hampton-Stover (479) 530-8265 elena@collaborative-solutions.net
Critical Issues ForumTopic: Critical Issues Forum
Hosted By: Battered Women's Justice Projec
Date/Time: Wednesday, November 9, 2022 at 4:00am - 5:00am ChST
Description: The National Center on Protection Orders and Full Faith and Credit (NCPOFFC) provides individualized training and technical assistance to allied professionals, system actors, and communities to facilitate the issuance, service, and enforcement of protection orders as well as other related issues. Every month, NCPOFFC will discuss critical issues and answer questions on protection order practice and related issues. These are live events. Participants have the opportunity to connect with peers and NCPOFFC Attorney Advisors to talk about challenges, strategies, emerging issues, promising practices, and more. In November, NCPOFFC will discuss the Strategic Assessment of Firearm Enforcement (SAFE) Tool. The S.A.F.E. Tool is an inventory of questions designed to facilitate a discussion with a survivor on safety strategies around firearms. In addition, we will also discuss the Firearm Checklist for Advocates. The discussion this month is directed toward community advocates and attorneys that provide assistance to victims in protection order matters. Bring your questions or submit them in advance. Registration is required to participate in the discussion. We look forward to you joining us! Unavailable for this discussion? NCPOFFC is available to provide individualized virtual office hours via phone and Zoom. Staff offer research assistance, legislative analysis, tools, and access to experts in the field.
Location: Virtual
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Full of Faith and Credit TA Providers MeetingTopic: Full of Faith and Credit TA Providers Meeting
Hosted By: Battered Women's Justice Project
Date/Time: Thursday, November 10, 2022 at 3:00am - 6:00am ChST
Description: NCPOFFC will host a meeting to connect with other TA providers who work on full faith and credit and protection order-related issues. The purpose of the meeting is to coordinate our responses to the issuance, service, and enforcement of orders.
Location: virtual
For more information and registration links contact: Monica Player (612) 383-1318 mplayer@bwjp.org
Off-the-Shelf Conversations: Responding to Stalking: A Guide for Supervised Visitation and Safe Exchange Programs
Topic: Off-the-Shelf Conversations: Responding to Stalking: A Guide for Supervised Visitation and Safe Exchange Programs
Hosted By: Inspire Action for Social Change
Date/Time: Thursday, November 10, 2022 at 4:00am ChST
Description: Stalking poses a particular challenge for supervised visitation programs. Supervised visitation and safe exchange program staff must be able to recognize and respond to stalking effectively. This guide includes an overview of the dynamics of stalking, the intersection of stalking and intimate partner abuse, how to assess for stalking, and considerations for policy and procedures for supervised visitation programs. Link to guide: http://www. inspireactionforsocialchange.org/resource-library/2015/12/8/responding-tostalking-a-guide-for-supervised-visitation-and-safe-exchange-programs In this Off-the-Shelf Conversation, we will be joined by the Stalking Prevention, Awareness, and Resource Center (SPARC)
Location: virtual
Identifying Predominant Aggressor & Evaluating LethalityTopic: Identifying Predominant Aggressor & Evaluating Lethality
Hosted By: National Sherriffs' Association
Date/Time: Thursday, November 10, 2022 at 5:00am - 6:00am ChST
Description: Learn to apply contextual analysis to determine predominant aggressor, use danger assessments to protect victims, and be proactive to encourage victim participation.
Location: Virtual
Meghan Beal (703) 399-0723 mbeal@sheriffs.org
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FY 2022 Training and Technical Assistance Initiative New Grantee OrientationTopic: FY 2022 Training and Technical Assistance Initiative New Grantee Orientation
Hosted By: Office of Violence Against Women
Date/Time: Friday, November 11, 2022 at 3:00am - 4:30am ChST
Description: The U.S. Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women will be hosting the FY 2022 Training and Technical Assistance Initiative (TA Initiative) orientation as a series of webinars. Per the special conditions, the orientation is required for new TA provider organizations (key project staff and staff responsible for the management of the award) as well as any new staff of current TA projects. Invitations are being sent by the Office on Violence Against Women. The program specific orientation series dates are: November 10, 2022: Training and TA Initiative Overview and TA2TA, November 14, 2022: Grants Financial Management Division, November 16, 2022: Virtual Training and Technical Assistance , and November 30, 2022: Accessibility and Language Access for TA Providers (Dates are PDT).
Location: Virtual
Office on Violence Against Women ovw.techassistance@usdoj.gov
Underserved TA November Open Forum
Topic: Underserved TA November Open Forum
Hosted By: Alliance of Local Service Organizations
Date/Time: Friday, November 11, 2022 at 5:00am - 6:00am ChST
Description: The purpose of these virtual open forums is for Underserved Grantees to have an opportunity to meet and increase connections with peers and the ALSO TA Team by having open and honest conversations about the impact of current events as it relates to the Underserved-funded work. Open Forums are not recorded.
Location: virtual
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FY 2022 Rural Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking Program Grantee OrientationTopic: FY 2022 Rural Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking Program Grantee Orientation
Hosted By: Office of Violence Against Women
Date/Time: Tuesday, November 15, 2022 at 1:30am - 3:00am ChST
Description: The Rural Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking Program (Rural Program) seeks to enhance the safety of rural victims of sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking and support projects uniquely designed to address and prevent these crimes in rural areas. The FY 2022 Rural Grantee Orientation will be a virtual series and will present information to support and foster the capacity of grantees to implement their projects. The program specific orientation dates are November 14, November 16, December 1, December 6, January 11, January 12, and January 18. Invitations will be sent out by the Office on Violence Against Women (Dates are PDT).
Location: Virtual
Office on Violence Against Women ovw.rural@usdoj.gov
FY 2022 Training and Technical Assistance Initiative New Grantee OrientationTopic: FY 2022 Training and Technical Assistance Initiative New Grantee Orientation
Hosted By: Office of Violence Against Women
Date/Time: Tuesday, November 15, 2022 at 3:00am - 4:30am ChST
Description: The U.S. Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women will be hosting the FY 2022 Training and Technical Assistance Initiative (TA Initiative) orientation as a series of webinars. Per the special conditions, the orientation is required for new TA provider organizations (key project staff and staff responsible for the management of the award) as well as any new staff of current TA projects. Invitations are being sent by the Office on Violence Against Women. The program specific orientation series dates are: November 10, 2022: Training and TA Initiative Overview and TA2TA, November 14, 2022: Grants Financial Management Division, November 16, 2022: Virtual Training and Technical Assistance , and November 30, 2022: Accessibility and Language Access for TA Providers. (Dates are PDT)
Location: Virtual
Office on Violence Against Women ovw.techassistance@usdoj.gov
Navigating Systems with your Immigrant Survivor ClientTopic: Navigating Systems with your Immigrant Survivor Client
Hosted By: ASISTA Immigration Assistance
Date/Time: Tuesday, November 15, 2022 4:00am - 6:00am ChST
Description: The effects of the global pandemic have fallen particularly hard on immigrant survivors. This panel webinar, appropriate for all levels, explores Covid-specific considerations for attorneys and advocates representing survivors, from surmounting Covid-related inability to obtain required documents, to consular processing hurdles, to the importance of a trauma-informed relationship between attorneys and advocates navigating the Covid landscape.Speakers: Shirley Luo, Program Manager, Resource Center, Asian Pacific Institute on Gender-Based Violence Paula Gomez Stordy, M.Ed, Senior Director of National Training and TA for Esperanza United: National Latin@ Network for Healthy Families and Communities Ayana Wallace, TTA Manager, Ujima, Inc.: The National Center on Violence Against Women in the Black Community Facilitator: Kelly Head, Staff Attorney, ASISTA
Location: virtual
For more information and registration links contact: Maria Lazzarino (515) 661-9924 manager@asistahelp.org
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Centering Victim Services in Your CCRTTopic: Centering Victim Services in Your CCRT
Hosted By: Clery Center for Security on Campus
Date/Time: Wednesday, November 16, 2022 at 4:00am - 5:30am ChST
Description: This webinar will introduce a new product from NOVA and MSCASA on strategies and best practices for expanding the victim services mindset in your institution's CCRT practice.
Location: virtual
For more information and registration links contact: Jaykumar Puthran (484) 584-4216 jputhran@clerycenter.org
Inspired Boost: Supporting Safety and Change: Strategies for Engaging with Fathers Who Use Intimate Partner Violence in SV & SE Programs, Part 2Topic: Inspired Boost: Supporting Safety and Change: Strategies for Engaging with Fathers Who Use Intimate Partner Violence in SV & SE Programs, Part 2
Hosted By: Inspire Action for Social Change
Date/Time: Wednesday, November 16, 2022 at 4:00am - 5:00am ChST
Description: These webinars will introduce Pathways to Accountability, an approach that enhances the safety and wellbeing of adult and child survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV) by working with fathers who have abused them. The approach is based on three fundamental ideas: Fathers (and other people) who have used IPV can be held accountable and supported to change simultaneously; accountability can be achieved both through systems and personal relationships; and fatherhood can be a powerful motivator for behavior change in people who use violence. Presenters will share practical strategies and tools to safely engage fathers in supervised visitation. ObjectivesBy the end of the webinars, participants will be better able to: Make the connection between working with abusive fathers and enhancing the safety adult and child survivors. Engage men who use IPV using fatherhood as a leading motivator. Adopt strategies and tools for engaging abusive fathers in changing their behavior.
Location: virtual
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Building Collaborative Responses to Trafficked Victims of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault (Day 1)Topic: Building Collaborative Responses to Trafficked Victims of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault (Day 1)
Hosted By: Futures Without Violence
Date/Time: Wednesday, November 16, 2022 at 5:00am -7:00am ChST
Description: Multidisciplinary teams are invited to participate in A Multi-Day Virtual Institute (day 1 of 4): Building Collaborative Responses to Trafficked Victims of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault. The Institute will focus on improving collaborative responses for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors who have also experienced human trafficking. As a result of the Institute, participants will be better able to: 1) Strengthen multi-disciplinary collaborative strategies in responding to youth and adult trafficked survivors with domestic violence and sexual assault experiences. 2) Define and clarify professional and organizational roles and responsibilities in responding to trafficked survivors. 3) Identify ways human trafficking can intersect with domestic and sexual violence. 4) Provide a survivor-centered and traumainformed collaborative response. 5) Create an action plan to develop and implement a multidisciplinary support to address human trafficking in your community. Dates: November 15, November 17, December 1, December 8, 2022, Time: 2:00 p.m. EST, 1:00 p.m. CST, 11:00 a.m. PST (2 Hrs., plus collaboration assignments). For questions, please contact: Mónica Arenas, marenas@futureswithoutviolence.org
Location: virtual
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FY 2022 Rural Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking Program Grantee OrientationTopic: FY 2022 Rural Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking Program Grantee Orientation
Hosted By: Office of Violence Against Woment
Date/Time: Thursday, November 17, 2022 at 3:00am - 5:00am ChST
Description: The Rural Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking Program (Rural Program) seeks to enhance the safety of rural victims of sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking and support projects uniquely designed to address and prevent these crimes in rural areas. The FY 2022 Rural Grantee Orientation will be a virtual series and will present information to support and foster the capacity of grantees to implement their projects. The program specific orientation dates are November 14, November 16, December 1, December 6, January 11, January 12, and January 18. Invitations will be sent out by the Office on Violence Against Women (Dates are PDT).
Location: Virtual
Office on Violence Against Women ovw.rural@usdoj.gov
FY 2022 Training and Technical Assistance Initiative New Grantee OrientationTopic: FY 2022 Training and Technical Assistance Initiative New Grantee Orientation
Hosted By: Office of Violence Against Women
Date/Time: Tuesday, November 17, 2022 at 3:00am - 4:30am ChST
Description: The U.S. Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women will be hosting the FY 2022 Training and Technical Assistance Initiative (TA Initiative) orientation as a series of webinars. Per the special conditions, the orientation is required for new TA provider organizations (key project staff and staff responsible for the management of the award) as well as any new staff of current TA projects. Invitations are being sent by the Office on Violence Against Women. The program specific orientation series dates are: November 10, 2022: Training and TA Initiative Overview and TA2TA, November 14, 2022: Grants Financial Management Division, November 16, 2022: Virtual Training and Technical Assistance , and November 30, 2022: Accessibility and Language Access for TA Providers. (Dates are PDT)
Location: Virtual
Office on Violence Against Women ovw.techassistance@usdoj.gov
A Broader Sense of Justice: Respecting Victim Autonomy While Pursuing Offender Accountability in Sexual and Domestic Violence Cases
Topic: A Broader Sense of Justice: Respecting Victim Autonomy While Pursuing Offender Accountability in Sexual and Domestic Violence Cases
Hosted By: AEquita
Date/Time: Thursday, November 17, 2022 at 4:00am - 5:30am ChST
Description: Prosecutors seeking justice in crimes of sexual and domestic violence must often balance holding perpetrators accountable and valuing victim autonomy. Many victims are unable to participate in the prosecution for reasons including fear, ongoing trauma, love for or loyalty to the perpetrator, intimidation, financial harm, self-blame, or embarrassment. Reliving the traumatization of their sexual assault or domestic abuse while feeling like they are in the spotlight can be overwhelming and lead to reluctance to participate in the process. When this happens, the pressure to ensure offenders are fully prosecuted may tempt prosecutors to utilize more extreme methods such as material witness warrants or to seek body attachments or bench warrants— without full appreciation of the impact on the victim or a consideration of possible alternatives. This presentation will discuss the obstacles victims face when considering whether to participate in the prosecution of domestic violence or sexual assault and will suggest strategies that prosecutors can use to minimize these barriers to facilitate victim participation. Presenters will highlight the negative impacts that pre-trial detention and other next-level measures have on victims and on the community. In circumstances when victims are unable to participate, presenters will discuss possible alternatives for the prosecutor and considerations for balancing public safety risks with victim self-determination.
Location: virtual
The Allstate Foundation Webinar Series: The Economic Impact of Social Determinants of HealthTopic: The Allstate Foundation Webinar Series: The Economic Impact of Social Determinants of Health
Hosted By: Allstate Foundation
Date/Time: Thursday, November 17, 2022 at 5:00am ChST
Description: The economic impact of intimate partner violence can last years due to destroyed credit, lack of employment, and medical bills. But the economic challenges go beyond the abuse. Social Determinants of Health (SDH) can affect the financial stability for survivors – from lack of safe, affordable housing, to food insecurity and access, to education and job opportunities As a social determinant of health (SDH), domestic violence plays a role in the health and wellbeing of survivors even after leaving an abusive relationship; coupled with other SDHs, survivors are at an economic disadvantage. For some survivors, leaving an abusive relationship can lead to a loss of resources, including housing and health insurance, and lead to poverty. When survivors do not have access to safe, affordable housing they often return to an abusive partner.
In 2005, 50% of US cities surveyed reported that domestic violence is the primary cause of homelessness. Together, the lack of housing impacts the health and financial wellbeing of victims; lack of housing limits employment opportunities and the lack of housing negatively impacts physical and mental health. Beyond housing, SDHs are impacting survivors. For some, they may lack access to traditional grocery stores and pay more for food (neighborhood and built environment SDH). In many communities, schools are wildly underfunded due to redlining, tax structures, and low state investments leading to lower high school graduation levels and higher levels of health conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, and depression. Social Determinants of Health aren’t just impacting our physical and mental health but also our financial health, taking a toll on our overall quality of life and well-being.
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Transitional Housing Office Hours
Topic: Transitional Housing Office Hours
Hosted By: National Network to End Domestic Violence
Date/Time: Thursday, November 17, 2022 at 5:00am - 6:00am ChST
Description: OVW TH grantees are welcome to join the NNEDV TH team for these open Office Hours sessions scheduled the FIRST and THIRD Wednesday of each month from 3:00-4:00 pm EST. These sessions are a space to bring your questions, successes, and challenges around serving survivors in the OVW TH program. Please email kgross@nnedv.org for the zoom information. If you would like to request interpretation services, please email us at least 2 weeks in advance. Auto-generated closed captioning will be provided.
Location: virtual
For more information and registration links contact: Katelyn Gross kgross@nnedv.org
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Building Collaborative Responses to Trafficked Victims of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault (Day 2)Topic: Building Collaborative Responses to Trafficked Victims of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault (Day 2)
Hosted By: Futures Without Violence
Date/Time: Friday, November 18, 2022 at 4:00am -6:00am ChST
Description: Multidisciplinary teams are invited to participate in A Multi-Day Virtual Institute (day 1 of 4): Building Collaborative Responses to Trafficked Victims of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault. The Institute will focus on improving collaborative responses for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors who have also experienced human trafficking. As a result of the Institute, participants will be better able to: 1) Strengthen multi-disciplinary collaborative strategies in responding to youth and adult trafficked survivors with domestic violence and sexual assault experiences. 2) Define and clarify professional and organizational roles and responsibilities in responding to trafficked survivors. 3) Identify ways human trafficking can intersect with domestic and sexual violence. 4) Provide a survivor-centered and traumainformed collaborative response. 5) Create an action plan to develop and implement a multidisciplinary support to address human trafficking in your community. Dates: November 15, November 17, December 1, December 8, 2022, Time: 2:00 p.m. EST, 1:00 p.m. CST, 11:00 a.m. PST (2 Hrs., plus collaboration assignments). For questions, please contact: Mónica Arenas, marenas@futureswithoutviolence.org
Location: virtual
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CSAJ ACCESS eCourse Learning Exchange: Advocate Self-CareTopic: CSAJ ACCESS eCourse Learning Exchange: Advocate Self-Care
Hosted By: Center for Survivor Agency and Justice
Date/Time: Friday, November 18, 2022 at 4:30am - 6:00am ChST
Description: The goal of the ACCESS eCourse Learning Exchanges is to provide structure and community for advocates to work through and apply ACCESS eCourse training modules, and to hear about innovative programs from leaders in the field. Each meeting will begin with reflections and questions on the corresponding eCourse module, and then host a guest speaker who will highlight an innovative program in the field related to that month’s topic. Presenter: adé Oni, North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence
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PSB-CY: Clinical Assessment and Treatment Overview CoursesTopic: PSB-CY: Clinical Assessment and Treatment Overview Courses
Hosted By: Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
Date/Time: Wednesday, November 23, 2022, at 8:00am ChST
Description: The Problematic Sexual Behavior of Children and Youth (PSB-CY): Clinical Assessment and Treatment Overview courses provide professional development for clinically assessing, responding to, and treating PSB-CY. These courses were created from evidence-based best practices and focus on youth between the ages of 9 and 14 with problematic sexual behaviors (PSB).
Ages 9-14 are the typical age groups most commonly seen on military installations. Adjustments to the approaches described throughout this course series would need to be made for children younger than, or adolescents older than, this prescribed range. Remember that these courses are designed to always ensure you are approaching youth using developmental, cognitive, and age-appropriate language. The information presented may also be useful for nonmilitary families and their children.
Please Note: Child, children, and youth will be used interchangeably to describe this age range (9-14). Additionally, caregivers are usually, but not always family members (e.g. parents or guardians).
Location: virtual
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Probation Drop in Calls: Building Community and Creating Survivor Centered ResponsesTopic: Probation Drop in Calls: Building Community and Creating Survivor Centered Responses
Hosted By: National Criminal Justince Training Center of Fox Valley Technical College
Date/Time: Wednesday, November 23, 2022 at 5:00am - 6:00am ChST
Description: Are you a probation officer working with domestic violence cases? Wondering how to enhance survivor safety, collaborate with victim advocates and your Coordinated Community Response Team as a probation officer? Want to build community with probation officers across the country doing similar work? Join a Drop-In Call! The National Criminal Justice Training Center of Fox Valley Technical College and the Center for Court Innovation are hosting these calls to help break down the isolation of this complex work and build community. Drop-in calls are designed for all probation officers handling domestic violence cases to support one another in centering survivor safety in our work. Attend each call or simply join when it's convenient for you. Bring your challenges to troubleshoot and workshop ideas with your peers. Share strategies and celebrate your successes.
Location: virtual
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Office Hours with TA2TA and OVWTopic: Office Hours with TA2TA and OVW
Hosted By: National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges
Date/Time: Tuesday, November 29, 2022 at 4:30am - 5:30am ChST
Description: Do you have questions about how to use the TA2TA website? Do you know what the "webinar service" is and how it can support you as an OVW TA Provider? Do you have questions about project planning? Do you need suggestions for referrals or collaborative partners on a project you are working on? Please hop on to TA2TA's Office Hours where Brianne Smith, Senior Program Manager at the NCJFCJ, and Neelam J. Patel, Team Lead for Training and Technical Assistance at OVW, will be available to help, strategize, connect, and learn! No registration; just come with your questions!
For more information and registration links contact: Brianne Smith bsmith@ncjfcj.org
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The Violence Against Women Act 2022 Reauthorization: Overview and UpdatesTopic: The Violence Against Women Act 2022 Reauthorization: Overview and Updates
Hosted By: National Housing Law Project
Date/Time: November 30, 2022 at 4:30am ChST
Description: Please join us for a webinar on Nov. 29, 2022 that will provide an overview of key VAWA 2022 changes and review the key existing VAWA 2013 protections. This webinar will also feature experts who will discuss the unique experiences and challenges faced by survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. Attendees will be presented with common scenarios survivors encounter and offered resources and materials for further learning and understanding.
Presenters include: Karlo Ng, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Carrie Eischeid, Freedom Network USA
D. Fox, National Network to End Domestic Violence
Rebekah Moses, GBV Consulting
Kate Walz, National Housing Law Project
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