EVENTS
In this age of neuroscience with focus on the physiological reaction of the brain and body to a trauma, recognition of the feelings experienced by the survivor as a result of the trauma has almost become secondary. This presentation reminds us of the importance of fear, anger, guilt, and depression in response to trauma. The Justice Clearinghouse will discuss where these feelings come from, the role that they play in the traumatic response, and how we can assist the survivor with managing or coping with these feelings as part of their recovery from the trauma.
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The Praxis Talk Story series explores critical issues related to social justice advocacy through dialogue with national organizers, advocates, and activists. This session considers the intersections between Indigenous solidarity and our work to end gender-based violence. We will talk story about what it means for advocates to be in solidarity with Indigenous communities and survivors, what actions advocates, and advocacy programs take to create social change related to Indigenous rights and sovereignty, and how advocacy programs can be in stronger solidarity with Indigenous survivors and communities.
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https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_-xC-FgzASZ-oRAfyFbSVZA#/registration
In this webinar, participants will gain insights into federal confidentiality requirements and their link to advocacy centered on survivors. Exploring privacy concepts, we will highlight empowering survivors in their choices about sharing information. Additionally, we will cover the overlap between confidentiality, privacy, and technology. Tailored for newcomers and seasoned professionals alike, this session serves as both an orientation for new employees and a refresher for experienced practitioners.
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Join Red Wind Consulting’s webinar, “Serving Native LGBTQ Survivors in Urban Settings,” with presenter Lenny Hayes. This session focuses on creating safe spaces for those at the intersection of urban Native and LGBTQ+ identities. Learn about the challenges faced by urban native LGBTQ+ survivors in cities and gain practical strategies for building welcoming environments. Discover essential skills like building trust, forming community partnerships, and accessing resources to support urban native LGBTQ+ survivors effectively.
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https://red-windnet.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_EoPkjxxIQnKg6CmWax8d4Q#/registration
The Q&A session with the National Network to End Domestic Violence will spotlight the importance of maintaining privacy and confidentiality while using technology for remote work. Participants will gain valuable insights into protecting survivors’ information and respecting confidentiality in digital spaces for remote work. To enhance engagement, attendees will be invited to submit questions in advance, allowing for live discussion and tailored insights during the session.
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In this webinar, participants will gain insights into federal confidentiality requirements and their link to advocacy centered on survivors. Exploring privacy concepts, we will highlight empowering survivors in their choices about sharing information. Additionally, we will cover the overlap between confidentiality, privacy, and technology. Tailored for newcomers and seasoned professionals alike, this session serves as both an orientation for new employees and a refresher for experienced practitioners.
Registration link coming soon!
This conference is a unique opportunity to connect with experts from all over the country to discuss the latest research, policies, and best practices to end gender-based violence. Speakers will share insights on a wide range of topics, including the impact of trauma on survivors, innovative criminal justice responses, and the latest advances in prevention and intervention.
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https://web.cvent.com/event/b6f982b2-92c3-4177–8991-1082d74f67b3/summary
The National Indian Child Welfare Association hosts this annual conference, the largest national gathering on American Indian an Alaska Native child advocacy issues.
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This annual conference brings together survivors, tribal leaders, field experts, tribal
communities, advocates, and federal partners focused on improving responses to sex trafficking of American Indian/Alaska Native
children, women, men, gender nonconforming, and two-spirit relatives. There will be a Pre-Conference on April 8, 2024.
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