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The website currently includes a list of 35 EAFRTs or domestic violence fatality review teams that review some elder deaths in 13 states. Twenty-four of the 35 teams contributed data and documents in response to team leader/coordinator and team member questionnaires.
Federal and state laws and tribal codes all need to be considered and followed when working with children and youth. Advocates need to know what laws define their work, as well as what legal options are available for minors. Learn more on September 30, 2019.
This webinar, hosted by Red Wind Consulting, Inc., will focus on bringing awareness to tribal communities around issues of trafficking and sexual assault, and how Advocates can best respond to these survivors of multiple victimizations. Learn more on September 16, 2019 1:00pm – 2:30pm MDT.
The hotline is available to call 24/7 and has counselors ready to help at every hour of every day. The hotline is operated by the Michigan Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence (MCEDSV). The counselors, located in Okemos Michigan, have decorated their workspace with framed quotes from survivors of Larry Nassar.
Uniting Three fires against violence offers many services for tribal community members including but not limited to, system advocacy and education.
Children Advocacy Centers of Michigan (CACMI) is an organization with a powerful vision. Their mission is to unify and strengthen Michigan’s response to child victims of abuse through sustainable growth, collaboration, and empowerment of Children’s Advocacy Centers. CACMI hopes that one day all children of Michigan will have access to a CAC.
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