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“Join We R Native, NPAIHB and StrongHearts Native Helpline as they discuss positive youth development strategies and the process of creating healthy relationship content which is all lead by Native youth and young adults.”
“This brief focuses on best practices and innovative strategies that child welfare and family violence advocates can implement to form stronger support networks for survivors of violence and abuse that continue to function in emergency conditions.”
“This report captures both the resiliency of survivors and programs and the intense impact the pandemic is still having on them and their needs.”
View the national and Michigan reports here.
“The goal is to raise awareness of the barriers and challenges staff and clients from traditionally marginalized communities may experience within established systems as well as discuss strategies and offer resources to support the growth and advancement of culturally responsive services and staff support.”
“OVW grantees with detailed information about the risk firearms present to domestic violence victims. Grantees will also learn about statutory interventions aimed at disarming abusers and reducing intimate partner homicide.”
Hear from “Esperanza United’s youth leaders about the challenges and successes of working with youth throughout the pandemic.”
OVC’s featured resources for March as Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month.
“The Moving Ahead Curriculum offers a range of information from basic money and financial management principles to advanced, long-term financial planning.”
This webpage explains different immigration statuses, provides common immigration terms, and links to outside glossaries for more information.
“Battered Mothers Involved with Child Protective Services reports the voices, views and recommendations of battered immigrant, refugee and indigenous women, derived from their experiences in the domestic violence and child protective services systems.”
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