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21 Aug Best Practices for Supporting Coaches in Effective Healthy Relationship Programming (Troy, NY)

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As part of an ongoing statewide effort, NYSCADV will be convening training and discussions on best practices for engaging coaches and athletic directors to implement programming that addresses healthy and unhealthy behaviors of their athletes both on and off the field. Athletic coaches play an influential...

21 Aug Beyond the Letters: Unpacking Queer Identities (NYC)

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This full-day training will take a deeper dive into working with the LGBTQIA+ community, addressing cross-sectional issues that affect Queer, Transgender, and Gender-nonconforming young people, as well as learning more about those who hold these identities. These trainings unpack the barriers faced by those identifying...

15 Aug DOH-Approved Adult/Adolescent Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) Course (NYC)

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September 2019 NYS DOH Approved Adult/Adolescent Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Course (Intro Level) *Continuing Nursing Education Credits have been approved through the International Association of Forensic Nurses, an accredited Approver of continuing nursing education through the American Nurses Credentialing Center Commission on Accreditation.* *Registration is FREE for...

15 Aug Webinar: Preventing Restorative Disaster: Key Elements and Essential Practices, Part 2

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Preventing Restorative Disaster: Key Elements & Essential Practices A Two-Part Mini Webinar Series with Molly Rowan Leach for Non-Profits, Restorative Justice Programs, and professional staff and leadership within human systems. We will cover the two primary areas of focus: "upstream" policy, practice, and team-building; and restorative conflict...

14 Aug Webinar: Preventing Restorative Disaster: Key Elements and Essential Practices, Part 1

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14 Aug Webinar: From Paid Leave to Rent Stabilization: Research and Practice on Strengthening Economic Security for Violence Prevention

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As the pathways between economic security and the prevention of multiple forms of violence become further explored, practitioners and advocates are diving deeper into strategies that strengthen economic supports for families. Join us for this web conference where researchers from the Centers for Disease Control...

14 Aug Webinar: Latest Updates on the Impact of the Public Charge Rule on Immigrant Survivors of DV/SA

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The DHS rule on the public charge ground of inadmissibility has been released and will be formally published on Wednesday, August 14, 2019. If litigation does not prevent the rule from taking effect, the policy will become effective on October 15. As noted by Tahirih...

14 Aug Webinar: Collaborative Strategies and Tools to Meet the Needs of Survivors of Human Trafficking

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This webinar will highlight collaborative work undertaken by multi-disciplinary teams across the U.S. to support domestic and sexual violence and human trafficking (DV/SA/HT) survivors. Presenters will share how their partnerships or task forces were initiated; strategies to enhance client services and case coordination; and tools...

13 Aug Prevention Webinar: “Dear Stop It Now! Helpline… I’m Afraid My Brother Is Grooming a Child”

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This webinar will share stories and concerns from Helpline callers who are worried that someone they love is sexually abusing a child. For many of these callers, they hope they are wrong but want to know what steps they can take to both make sure...

13 Aug Principles for Practice, Principles for Social Change: The Role of the Advocate (Newark, NY)

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Over the years, the Domestic Violence Movement has seen tremendous growth and change in the services designed to support the safety of people who are or have been victimized by an intimate partner, as well as holding offenders and systems accountable. Amid the maze of...