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“This virtual training is intended for non-Native domestic violence and sexual assault service providers to strengthen their capacity to work more effectively and completely with Native American survivors.”
“By definition, sexual coercion is ‘the act of using pressure, alcohol or drugs, or force to have sexual contact with someone against his or her will” and includes “persistent attempts to have sexual contact with someone who has already refused.’”
“The purpose of this brief is to better understand the person-centered principles in theory, in the ACL Final Rule, and in current application in APS programs.”
“According to National Adult Maltreatment Reporting System (NAMRS) data, a little under 25% of APS reports are called into APS regarding adults aged 18-59. In this podcast, we will discuss how APS can better serve people with disabilities who are under 60 years old.”
“This collection of case studies aims to provide an understanding of some of the unique challenges faced by Asian/Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) elders who experience elder abuse.”
“This webinar explores Adult Protective Services (APS) best practices for identifying, assessing, and responding to hoarding situations among older adults and adults with disabilities.”
This podcast covers a variety of elder mistreatment concerns such as mandatory reporting, self-determination, self vs. societal neglect, surveillance, and other ethical dilemmas.
“This day-long event features a series of speakers and workshops with a focus on human trafficking service providers, health care, child welfare, and survivor support.”
“This training equips child welfare and health care professionals in Michigan and beyond with the knowledge, tools, and trauma-informed strategies necessary to identify, respond to, and support child victims of human trafficking.”
Megan Lundstrom, CEO of Polaris, sits down with Vanessa Bouché, Chief Impact Officer of Allies Against Slavery, to discuss drug-based coercion in human trafficking situations.
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