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“In this episode, Mo talks with Anole about the toolkit “Meeting This Moment: Facilitating Suicide Prevention Workshops for Youth in School and Community Settings”, why it is needed, the research that informed its creation, and how it can be used in prevention.”
This two-page document is a quick reference for the SAFE-T Suicide The five steps are identifying risk factors, identifying protective factors, conducting suicide inquiry, determining risk level and intervention, and documenting the information.
For this month as many students prepare to return to school, we created a compilation of useful resources and trainings focused on school and campus safety covering topics such as campus sexual culture, anti-bullying, centering Black girls in school safety, and more.
“This document is intended to be a resource for policymakers, advocates, and stakeholders, as well as for employers seeking to improve their own policies. This document includes recommendations for when workers can be required to provide documentation for safe leave claims, and, where required, what types of documentation options should be allowed.”
“Trans/nonbinary communities have a unique set of experiences and needs related to both natural disasters and violence. In this training, we discuss safety planning with trans/nonbinary survivors for the intersection of intimate partner violence and disasters.”
“This webinar will address how victim advocates and other social service professionals can build a coordinated response across jurisdictional boundaries in order to better serve AIAN living in urban areas.”
” This 35-minute video provides an overview of the rights of victims in each system and describes some of the overlap between civilian victims’ rights and military victims’ rights.”
This 3-minute video talks about the goals of advocacy in military justice, which are to return the client autonomy by providing choice, to help clients return to a thriving state, and to assist clients in making informed decisions.
Risk factors for IPV unique to military families such as geographic relocations and financial dependency, protective factors including command structure and resources, and other considerations.
This webinar discusses trauma informed care, anti-trans hate crime and violence, tools for safety and wellbeing, offers tips for assessing our own programs, and more.
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