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This interactive session will be built around questions submitted by attendees regarding the importance of keeping accurate and secure records, ensuring that only authorized personnel have access to these records, and how to build appropriate data retention policies. Attendees may submit their questions ahead of time or ask them live during the session.

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In this interactive session, we will explore how domestic violence programs are supporting survivors at the intersection of domestic violence and mental health. We'll discuss strategies programs have used to effectively integrate mental health clinicians into domestic violence services. Share your triumphs, concerns, and valuable insights from the frontlines as we collectively explore pathways to enhance our capacity to support survivors' well-being.

Join us in this open dialogue, where we will co-create a space for learning, sharing ideas, and identifying tangible resources that can support survivors, advocates, and mental health providers as we navigate the complexities of this intersection. Together, we can strengthen our collective ability to provide comprehensive care that empowers survivors.

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Grow a Rainbow: Sexual & Gender Minority 101 provides an overview of SGM-related terminology, the differences between gender identity and sexual orientation, some of the struggles of SGM individuals, and ideas of ways to be a supportive ally, along with local and national resources.

Learning Objectives:

1. Introduction to SGM-related language and terminology
2. Discuss the differences between gender identity, gender expression, and sexual orientation
3. Identify ways to support SGM individuals
4. Review local and national resources available to the community

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Join us for this online webinar to learn about healing our kāne (men), the role kāne fulfill in our communities, and an introduction to the Kāne Mental Health Cohort (Ka Wai a Kāne).

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Our beliefs and values deeply influence actions, policies, and practices, which can be helpful – or harmful – to us, others, and our larger communities. As preventionists strive to incorporate health equity principles into all areas of their prevention practice, we must also work to challenge harmful cultural systemic and cultural norms within ourselves, beginning with how we see and value ourselves as human beings, as part of the work.

The Measuring Love Series is designed to build knowledge and provide tools and guidance for practicing radical love starting with self. It is designed for practitioners and leaders who are and who support people impacted by oppression to be more conscious, explicit, and heart-centered in ways that build love+power for self, teams, and communities.

Join PreventConnect and presenters Shiree Teng and Audrey Jordan to learn about rigorous love for self versus self-soothing, with topics:

• Decolonizing love for self is a radical act
• Setting boundaries as love for self
• Being courageously honest is love for self
• Goal setting for radical love for self

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Join us for this online webinar to learn about healing our kāne (men), the role kāne fulfill in our communities, and an introduction to the Kāne Mental Health Cohort (Ka Wai a Kāne).

Register here.

Are you tired of navigating complex human trafficking cases with limited resources? Join us for "The Traffick Report: Conversations with the Field," an online discussion held on the last Wednesday of each month.
Professionals from various disciplines, including law enforcement, victim services, and medical professionals, come together to share insight, challenges, and successes in the fight against human trafficking.

The Traffick Report provides a platform for collaborative problem-solving and support. Here's what you can expect:
🔍 Highlights and Successes: Learn from the successes of your peers.
🌱 Promising New Practices: Discover innovative strategies that make a difference in combatting trafficking.
📚 Lessons Learned: Reflect on past experiences and lessons learned to improve approaches.
⚠️ Ongoing Challenges: Discuss challenges with like-minded professionals.
Traffick Stop is a dynamic, interactive online conversation designed to foster collaboration and support among professionals dedicated to combatting human trafficking.