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“The purpose of this 4-part Technical Assistance Guidance (TAG) series is to give advocates the tools and practical strategies to identify, reach, and effectively serve Black women-identified survivors of intimate partner violence.”
This training covers what self-managed abortion is and isn’t, the impact of criminalization of pregnant people and their families, and the difference between giving legal advice and information.
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.
Paper to Practice / S7 E2 Developing a Web-Based Hotline Dr. Carrie Moylan, Dr. Michelle Munro-Kramer, and Logan Forrester of MSU’s Center for Survivors discuss strategies to develop a web based hotline, inappropriate chatter, and the necessary training to guide responders when experiencing inappropriate chatter. Inappropriate chatter is the use of the hotline outside of…
Paper to Practice / S7 E1 Web & Text-Based Hotlines Dr. Carrie Moylan, Dr. Michelle Munro-Kramer, and Kathleen Miller of MSU’s Center for Survivors discuss the importance of hotlines, the benefits of using web and call based hotlines, and the necessary training for a web based hotline. More in this Season
Paper to Practice / S6 E1 Coerced Debt More in this Season
Paper to Practice / S6 E1 Economic Abuse More in this Season
Paper to Practice / S5 E2 Cultural Effects on Campus Sexual Violence Dr. Sarah Prior and Dr. Megan Maas discuss the similarities and differences between the campus sexual cultures in the U.S. and Ireland, as well as their work and partnership with the University of Galway’s Active*Consent. More in this Season
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