State courts have a legal and moral obligation to provide equal access to justice for all people. With limited operation and hearings being conducted remotely due to COVID-19, the courts struggle to remove barriers for survivors with LEP, disabilities and low literacy. This session describes a...
Chicanx have a long history of contributions to the filed of psychology and mental health. Starting from our ancestral knowledge and healing, to the publication of "Chicano Psychology" in 1977 up until our current contributions. This webinar will cover foundational concepts of "Browning" counseling, describe...
For the moment, our lives have dramatically changed and many of us find ourselves working in unfamiliar conditions. We believe that in times of uncertainty, connectivity is a lifeline. We invite you to join us in an intentional opportunity to come together and connect...
Employee turn-over is a challenge faced by many organizations, particularly organizations that serve survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Frequent staff changes can disrupt the quality of and capacity to serve the community and can impact an organization’s sustainability and sense of cohesion. What...
We’ve seen the headlines and the fall of high-profile figures in the wake of #MeToo and allegations of misconduct. The second wave has brought defamation claims both by and against survivors. How should you navigate the tricky waters and steer your clients through the rocks?...
