Resource Library

"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.

This short video series was created by the Asian Pacific Institute on Gender-Based Violence for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and dating violence — and anyone who may need an interpreter — to understand how to work with interpreters when seeking help.

"It is also important to recognize green flags in relationships, as these are signs that your future relationship is healthy, positive, and headed in the right direction."

This one-page “quiz” format shows respectful and safe relationship behaviors and behaviors that are disrespectful and unsafe.

"But when it comes to goals affecting a partner’s body, sometimes even well-intentioned behaviors can be unhealthy. You are not your partner’s parent, coach, doctor or therapist, and it would be unhealthy for your relationship to take on that sort of dynamic."

Created by API-GBV, Sauti Yetu, and Peaceful Families Project, this is a version of the power and control wheel in Arabic.

This collection includes topics such as abuse and violence, family and friendships, dating, communication, sexual health, and more. Resources include articles written by teens and other experts, videos, various links to other resources.

"Sometimes this search for “why” leads them to believe that their partner is abusive because they experienced child abuse or lived through childhood trauma. Regardless of your past, childhood trauma is NO excuse for abusive behavior.”

“It is in Kristin’s honor that we created this film, designed to not only help students understand the spectrum of behaviors that fall under dating violence, but also teach them how to access resources, be positive bystanders in their communities, and demonstrate healthy and positive behaviors in their own relationships."

This article covers how to identify possible dangerous relationships while traveling, offers tips for safety when meeting people online or on a dating app then traveling to see them, and offers other safety tips for using social media and communicating online.

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This webinar discusses the impacts of Substance Use Disorders (SUDs), risk factors, stigma, the 3-stage cycle of addiction, and more.

This article discusses ways to promote mental health and support those with mental illness, including understanding mental health vs mental illness, addressing psychological effects of domestic and sexual violence, increasing focus on awareness and treatment for marginalized survivors, and more.

They talk about the earlier onset, greater frequency, and higher comorbidity of health needs of incarcerated older adults. Presenters also discuss opportunities in how the system can be improved to better support these adults.

Panelists express a little about their journeys through recovery from substance use and their other roles. They talked about their art, work, and relationships after sobriety and how it changed.