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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.
The Continuing Judicial Skills in Domestic Violence Cases (CJS) Program is specifically designed for judicial officers who have successfully completed the Enhancing Judicial Skills in Domestic Violence Cases Workshop or an equivalent education program.
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Join Safe Havens on the second Tuesday of each month to connect with and learn from other advocates. This is a judgement-free and confidential time to connect with colleagues, discuss strengths and challenges, and share your experiences surrounding outreach to faith communities. Feel free to share information HERE.
A Collective Response: Enhancing Tribal Sexual Assault Services, The TSASP Institute supports OVW’s mission by building the capacity of TSASP award recipients to develop, manage and strengthen sexual assault services. July, 15-17, 2025 Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino, Niagara Falls, NY
Rural Restore sessions provide a space for candid conversations about burnout, balance and resilience in rural advocacy. We’ll explore the impact of burnout in our movement and how rural gender-based violence organizations can foster care and balance for their staff.
Calling all sexual assault and housing professionals. Many survivors of sexual assault have complex housing needs throughout their lifespan. Yet, a disconnect remains around how sexual violence directly impacts housing. Connect with the National Sexual Assault Housing Collaborative and your peers on the third Thursday of every month at 2pm ET to explore emerging issues, […]
The National Tribal Trial College at the University of Wisconsin Law School trains Indian Country and Alaska victim advocates to litigate protection orders and victim rights in tribal courts. This 40 hour skills-based, hands on learning course simulates tribal court litigation and is the capstone to the prerequisite 200 hour online course.
Draw on the knowledge of Lacy Hensley, Institute for Coordinated Community Response, and ask your questions about rural coordinated community responses to domestic violence.
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
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 […]
Survivors have various learning styles and needs that may impact access to career education and employment opportunities. This webinar will explore how to incorporate a range of accommodations for survivors with a variety of disabilities into new or existing economic empowerment programs.
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