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The aim of the Michigan Victim Advocacy Network is to maximize the knowledge, skills and connections of advocates working with crime victims.
We are guided by a vision of social justice: creating a world in which all individuals, families and communities share equitably in society’s knowledge and resources, and are able to achieve their full potential.
For this month, we created a compilation of advocacy resources for working with survivors in the LGBTQIA+, Military-connected, and Urban Native communities around various topics such as safety planning for natural disasters with trans/nonbinary survivors, risk assessments with military-connected survivors, working with Native Americans living in urban areas, and more.
This month, we created a compilation of useful resources and trainings focused on elder safety, abuse, and neglect, including resources focused on ethical dilemmas, person-centered principles in APS, self-neglect, hoarding, self-determination, and more.
This month, we created a compilation of useful resources and trainings focused on mental health and mental illness, including resources focused generational health in Native Communities, the art of substance recovery, grief and loss, hoarding disorder, and more.
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