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01 May Webinar: An Introduction to Participatory Research Methods for Domestic Violence Programs

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This webinar will provide an Indigenous grassroots perspective of participatory research methods that can be used to tell our story about the important work we are doing in our communities, creating safety for victim survivors of domestic violence. The webinar will be an introductory tour...

01 May Webinar: Autonomy Is Safety: Using Supported Decision-Making to Facilitate the Safety of People with Disabilities

Posted at 15:16h in Uncategorized

People with disabilities are more likely to experience domestic and sexual violence than people without disabilities. Society has traditionally responded to this increased likelihood of violence by limiting the choices that people with disabilities can make, using strategies such as institutionalization, mandatory reporting, and guardianship....

01 May Webinar: PREA Power Hour: Chat with an Expert on PREA Standard 115.33

Posted at 15:15h in Uncategorized

Take advantage of an opportunity to delve a little deeper regarding lingering questions you may have about the PREA Standards in Focus – 115.33: Inmate Education.The presenter will be Sarah True, Program Manager II at the National PREA Resource Center.PREA Standards in Focus is a...

01 May Webinar: Belief as Asset: Supporting GLBTQ Victims and Survivors of Faith

Posted at 15:13h in Uncategorized

This webinar is part of Safe Havens' 2019 webinar series on domestic violence and faith. It will be presented by Nancy Nienhuis. ...

01 May Webinar: Domestic Abuse through a Jewish Lens: Shanda, Stereotypes and Shalom Bayit

Posted at 15:12h in Uncategorized

This webinar is part of Safe Havens' 2019 webinar series on domestic violence and faith. It will be presented by Journey to Safety of the Jewish Family and Children Services of Greater Boston....

01 May Webinar: Our Faith/Our Strength: Supporting Latinx Victims and Survivors of Domestic Violence

Posted at 15:11h in Uncategorized

This webinar is part of Safe Havens' 2019 webinar series on domestic violence and faith. The webinar will be presented by Casa de Esperanza. ...

01 May Webinar: Honoring Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women to Guide Our Advocacy for Change

Posted at 15:07h in Uncategorized

During the period of 1979 through 1992, homicide was the third-leading cause of death of Indian females aged 15 to 34, and 75 percent were killed by family members or acquaintances. In 2005, the movement for safety of Native women resulted in the “Safety for...

01 May Responding Restoratively: An Introduction to Restorative Principles and Practices

Posted at 15:04h in Uncategorized

This is an introductory training to the principles and practices of restorative justice and restorative approaches to conflict resolution. Participants will learn the ethos of restorative approaches including underlying theory and values as well as experience and learn some foundational tools to respond to conflict...

01 May What Every Lawyer Needs to Know About Trauma

Posted at 15:01h in Uncategorized

This powerhouse CLE covers a lot of ground and you’ll want to be in at that level and work toward an upper level understanding of the issues related to representing a client who has gone through a traumatic experience. PLEASE NOTE! This CLE registration limit has...

01 May The Safe Center LI Training on Elder Abuse

Posted at 14:57h in Uncategorized

This training program addresses the scope, dynamics and cycle of abuse, as well, as social myths about elder abuse. Emphasis will be placed on understanding the impact of elder abuse on victims and the services available in Nassau County to assist them. The Safe Center LI's...

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