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Opening Remarks
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The History of the Legal Assistance for Victims Grant Program
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Remarks from the Office of the Vice President
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Providing Services to Sexual Assault Survivors
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Cross Cultural Capacity Building
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Self Care – Quality of Self Equals Quality of Service
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White House Legal Aid Interagency Roundtable and Federal Resources for Violence Against Women Advocates
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Ethics Challenges in Holistic Legal Representation of Domestic and Sexual Violence Assault Survivors
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Rights of Survivors to Protection from Eviction and Access to Law Enforcement Assistance
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A Survivor’s Experience
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A-1: Litigating with Interpreters:Language Access & Your Clients
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A-2: A Practical Approach to Recognizing,Evaluating, and Responding to Domestic Violence in Child Custody Disputes
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A-3: The Power of Three: Strategies forBuilding an Effective and Supportive Lawyer/Advocate Collaboration with Clients
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A-4: Helping Survivors Navigate a CampusResolution Process
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A-5: Addressing Violence Against Native Americans and Alaskan Natives: How to Leverage Existing Resources in Advocating for Tribal Clients
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B-1: Improving Legal System Access for LGBTQ Survivors of Intimate Partner & Sexual Violence
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B-2: Working with Survivors with Disabilities
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B-3: Workplace Violence Ripped From the Headlines: Case Studies
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B-4: Consumer Rights for Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Survivors Initiative
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B-5: Seeking Safety Across Borders: Battered Mothers and the Hague Convention on International Child Abduction
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C-1: Promoting Protection of Survivors and Their Children Through Civil Processes
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C-2: Advocating for Young Survivors
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C-3: Trauma-Informed, Victim-Defined: Practice Issues for Lawyers
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C-4: Sexual Assault and the Military
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C-5: Breaking Silos: Enhance Your Advocacy for Immigrant Survivors |
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C-6: Advanced Confidentiality
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D-1: Building Community Collaboration to Address the Legal Needs of Human Trafficking Survivors
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D-2: Engaging Men: Men Stopping Violence’s Organizing Model to End Male Violence Against Women
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D-3: Should I Stay or Should I Go? Helping Survivors with Interstate Custody and Relocation Cases
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D-4: Working with Survivors when Abusers Misuses Technology
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D-5: Be the Light at the End of the Tunnel: How to Effectively Serve Immigrant Survivors Released from Family Detention
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