This webinar focuses on developing a shared understanding of violence against women and girls (VAWG) to guide the daily work of probation and community supervision officers. Participants will review promising global practices in law, policy, and enforcement for the oversight of VAWG offenders, with content tailored to both pre-trial and post-conviction supervision.

Survivor organizations across the country have done tremendous work developing crisis response tools and resources. A gap that this project has sought to address is to identify opportunities to share this expertise with the emergency management personnel, including through local CCR teams. This training can be adapted by local teams to bridge that expertise.

Join us for this virtual convening where we will highlight strategies to help survivors obtain economic security, explore relevant policies and funding opportunities, address sexual harassment and GBV in the workplace, and strengthen communities of practice to address these critical issues.

This webinar featuring guardians ad litem (GALs) highlights their firsthand experiences and practical strategies for working with self-represented parties. GALs have an important role to play as independent court-appointed investigators who recommend custody arrangements that represent the best interests of a child.

This virtual convening explores funding and policies affecting housing assistance programs, highlights community-based strategies to help survivors obtain safe housing, addresses sexual harassment in housing, and provides an overview of the current housing landscape.

This course will equip culturally-specific DV/SA providers with information and tools to conduct needs assessments to understand their communities and constituents, and to inform their programming.

Drawing on lessons learned from developing and implementing culturally responsive surveys and listening sessions, this webinar describes ways to collect data for your evaluation or research, and trauma-informed considerations around consent and data use

This course discusses the differences between evaluation and research for domestic violence programs. Intended for interested advocates, program staff, and management at culturally specific organizations.