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A brochure (in Spanish) for use in healthcare settings on what stalking is and how it can impact the health of those experiencing it

A brochure for use in healthcare settings on what stalking is and how it can impact the health of those experiencing it

Supervisors play a critical role in creating supportive, growth-oriented environments for staff working in domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking organizations. Living Our Values: Supervision and Feedback is a self-paced online course designed to introduce the fundamentals of supportive supervision.

Participants will learn strategies to lead with empathy, authenticity, and a commitment to shared values, acting as advocates for staff, investing in their professional development and sustainability, and serving as a resource as they navigate the challenges of supporting survivors.  Supportive supervision and professional growth strengthen staff capacity to prevent and respond to domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking.

Course Modules: 

Module 1: What is supervision?

Module 2: Effective Supervisory Relationships

Module 3: Accountable and Situational Leadership

Module 4: Giving and Receiving Generative Feedback

Conclusion: Start/Stop/Continue

While this course offers a starting point, it is only the beginning—ongoing training, self-reflection, and intentional growth are essential to becoming the kind of supervisor your team needs.

Complete this form to receive your access link.

This Guide explains the overall purpose of the ESPOC site visit, details what the site visit may entail, and gives a sample agenda of the site visit.  Sites can use this as a tool to inform discussions with the ESPOC TTA team on tailoring the site visit to meet each site’s particular needs.

This guide is designed for Project Coordinators working within a Multidisciplinary Partnership (MDP) model. It provides a comprehensive overview of key roles, strategies, and practical considerations for coordinating an effective, survivor-centered, community-engaged partnership. This work focuses on a singular issue.

This recorded presentation provides an understanding of the dynamics of sexual abuse that men experience behind bars, and insights into how advocates can become more comfortable working with this population. Advocates will learn strategies for adapting their support services and advocacy skills to meet the needs of men and incarcerated survivors. This training highlights the critical role advocates can play in ensuring access to healing services for men. 

 NSVRC: Working with Male Survivors of Sexual Violence​
https://www.nsvrc.org/working-male-survivors-sexual-violence​ 

JDI: Service Provider Resources https://justdetention.org/service_provider_categories/getting-started/   

The Training Institute on Strangulation Prevention translated “Do You Need a Paramedic?” The Role of Emergency Medical Services in Non-Fatal Strangulation Cases into Spanish! Check it out.

The Advocacy Toolkit is designed to provide comprehensive support and resources for those who have experienced non-fatal strangulation or suffocation. Recognizing the unique challenges in identifying and addressing this serious form of violence, our toolkit offers valuable information, practical tips, and essential resources.

These resources are intended to be used by professionals in multi-disciplinary teams offering services for survivors, including healthcare providers, law enforcement, social workers, and legal advocates. By equipping professionals with the knowledge and tools necessary to identify and respond to non-fatal strangulation, we can improve outcomes and provide better support for survivors.

Module 7 Building a Support Network & Business Sustainability Video Presentation

This module equips transitional housing providers with approaches to help survivor entrepreneurs build supportive networks and strengthen long-term business sustainability. Participants will explore connections with mentors, peers, community partners, and professional business resources. The module emphasizes developing relationships and ongoing support systems that reduce isolation, expand access to opportunities, and help survivor-owned businesses achieve sustainable success.

Module 6 Marketing & Branding Through a Trauma Informed Lens Video Presentation

This module equips transitional housing providers with trauma-informed approaches to help survivor entrepreneurs market and brand their businesses. Participants will explore branding that aligns with survivor strengths and values, digital marketing strategies that maintain privacy and safety, sustainable social media approaches, authentic business storytelling that honors personal boundaries, and the development of a marketing ecosystem that supports business growth while respecting healing. The module emphasizes empowering entrepreneurs to share their value while maintaining control of their narratives, visibility, and boundaries.