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The special conditions of the Cooperative Agreements between OVW and the individual TA providers require TA providers to post all pending and approved project events to the TA2TA Calendar. This allows other TA providers, OVW grantees, potential grantees, subgrantees, and OVW to avoid scheduling conflicts, be informed about TA provider events, and access in-person and online educational opportunities.
Are you an attorney, advocate or other practitioner who encounters immigrant survivors in your work? Register now for this essential webinar about immigrant survivors and post-conviction relief, April 17, 2025 at 3:00 p.m. EDT. Join the National Defense Center for Criminalized Survivors at BWJP and its partners at ASISTA Immigration Assistance for a webinar about […]
STOP TA Clinics allow STOP Administrators to engage in discussions with experts and their peers, ask questions, and receive guidance in real-time on all topics related to the STOP Formula Grant Program and implementation planning
A dedicated time for current and potential rural grantees to discuss issues unique to rural communities with Praxis experts and fellow grantees. Join Jennifer Pierce-Weeks, BSN, RN, SANE-A, SANE-P from International Association of Forensic Nurses to ask your questions about forensic nursing care for rural patients impacted by violence and trauma.
The Judicial Education Development Initiative on Domestic Violence, a project of the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges, offers innovative educational programming and technical assistance through the creation of peer-to-peer learning opportunities for judicial officers engaged in efforts to improve responses to domestic violence, sexual violence, dating violence, and stalking cases. Recognizing the […]
Court-based points-of-contact/subject matter experts on violence against women issues are invited to attend these semi-monthly meetings to learn about best practices and trending issues as well as network with their colleagues across the country.
The Talk Story series explores critical issues related to advocacy for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking. Each webinar of the series aims to facilitate peer-to-peer learning amongst advocates on emerging issues impacting services to survivors. This session will explore the role of men in advocacy programs.
This course provides an overview of the various federal and state laws that govern interstate custody cases and an opportunity to practice making legal arguments to protect survivors. The training will cover how to interview survivors who are contemplating relocation and how to provide legal advice on the economic, safety and legal issues involved when […]
The IACP, with support from the Office on Violence Against Women (OVW), is pleased to announce the newest Learning Collaborative for police professionals, including but not limited to sworn officers, investigators, victim services, and trainers, who are interested in improving their agency’s response to domestic violence and sexual assault cases. This Learning Collaborative will consist […]
Service agencies benefit from the support of strong community networks to effectively assist survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking as they work toward their educational and financial goals, sustainable employment, and self-sufficiency. This webinar will demonstrate how service agencies can benefit from the support of strong community networks by investing in a […]
Join us for a one-hour conversation with Dr. Jacque Gray, who has worked to address health, mental health, and health disparities across Indian Country for more than 40 years. Dr. Gray will share information about how best to support Indigenous survivors of elder abuse based on research, extensive experience with survivors, and commitment to cultural […]
Interactive discussion on abuse in sports. Open to sexual assault service providers, victim advocates, and others working at the intersection of sexual abuse response and sports.
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