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Immigrant survivors of domestic violence contend with numerous challenges– from adjusting to a foreign country, to dependent immigration status or lack of immigration status, to ineligibility for public assistance or fear of accessing public services due to the persistent chilling effect of the “public charge rule.” New to this country, many immigrant survivors lack an understanding of the US credit and financial system, making them particularly vulnerable to economic abuse and coerced debt. As a result, immigrant survivors face deep economic and consumer rights needs that are in need of creative, culturally relevant advocacy.

At this roundtable we will:  

• Examine the landscape of economic and consumer issues facing immigrant survivors.
• Share and lift up innovative advocacy strategies (legal and nonlegal) to help immigrant survivors address their economic and consumer needs.
• Build partnerships that are expansive and increase access to services and economic resources for immigrant survivors.

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This 30-minute webinar provides an overview trauma-informed care (TIC), emphasizing its significance and basic principles. Attendees will learn about the prevalence and impact of trauma, explore the core principles of TIC, and understand the use of TIC in crisis prevention/response. Whether you're new to TIC or seeking a refresher, this webinar offers valuable insights to enhance your practice and effectively support folx affected by trauma.

This is Part 1 of a two-part series about being trauma-informed. Sign up for Part 2 (trauma-informed practices) in May here.

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This 30-minute webinar provides an overview trauma-informed care (TIC), emphasizing its significance and basic principles. Attendees will learn about the prevalence and impact of trauma, explore the core principles of TIC, and understand the use of TIC in crisis prevention/response. Whether you're new to TIC or seeking a refresher, this webinar offers valuable insights to enhance your practice and effectively support folx affected by trauma.

This is Part 1 of a two-part series about being trauma-informed. Sign up for Part 2 (trauma-informed practices) in May here.

Register here.

This 30-minute webinar provides an overview trauma-informed care (TIC), emphasizing its significance and basic principles. Attendees will learn about the prevalence and impact of trauma, explore the core principles of TIC, and understand the use of TIC in crisis prevention/response. Whether you're new to TIC or seeking a refresher, this webinar offers valuable insights to enhance your practice and effectively support folx affected by trauma.

This is Part 1 of a two-part series about being trauma-informed. Sign up for Part 2 (trauma-informed practices) in May here.

Register here.

This 30-minute webinar provides an overview trauma-informed care (TIC), emphasizing its significance and basic principles. Attendees will learn about the prevalence and impact of trauma, explore the core principles of TIC, and understand the use of TIC in crisis prevention/response. Whether you're new to TIC or seeking a refresher, this webinar offers valuable insights to enhance your practice and effectively support folx affected by trauma.

This is Part 1 of a two-part series about being trauma-informed. Sign up for Part 2 (trauma-informed practices) in May here.

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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.

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We are pleased to bring you this webinar covering the updates to VINE. During this session, we will take a tour of VINELink, and review features and important workflows. VINELink is a valuable tool used to register victims/survivors for notification of changes in offender custody status, as well as search for important Service Provider information.

During This Session, You Will Learn:

• VINE's benefit to victims of crime, law enforcement, advocates, and criminal justice personnel
• The important role of booking data
• How to search for offender custody, court case, and protective order statuses
• How to get notified of status updates
• Key VINE features, including user accounts and recent updates
• How to join VINE's comprehensive Service Provider Directory

Who Should Attend?

• State Program Managers and Staff
• Criminal Justice Personnel
• Victim Advocates
• Service Providers

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Eviction filings can haunt tenants for years and cause great difficulty in finding safe and stable housing. Join the Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence (ICADV) to learn more about how they are assisting survivors with eviction expungement.

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Stalking is criminal, traumatic, dangerous and often misunderstood. This webinar provides an introduction to the crime of stalking, focusing on the definition, prevalence, dynamics, behaviors, and intersections with other victimizations (including intimate partner violence). This recurring webinar is offered quarterly to provide foundational knowledge on the crime of stalking.

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Join us to learn about the basics of identifying and using federal grants that support legal assistance. We will demonstrate ATJ’s new federal funding resource, offer tips for locating relevant grants, and discuss how legal aid and community organizations can leverage federal programs that support a range of legal and related services to meet community needs.

For any accessibility and accommodation inquiries and requests, please email todd.venook@usdoj.gov.

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Join us for a live virtual presentation that will help you better understand substance use coercion in the context of domestic violence, and how to best support a CPS-survivor and their children when a partner is influencing a survivor's substance use.

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This 30-minute webinar provides an overview trauma-informed care (TIC), emphasizing its significance and basic principles. Attendees will learn about the prevalence and impact of trauma, explore the core principles of TIC, and understand the use of TIC in crisis prevention/response. Whether you're new to TIC or seeking a refresher, this webinar offers valuable insights to enhance your practice and effectively support folx affected by trauma.

This is Part 1 of a two-part series about being trauma-informed. Sign up for Part 2 (trauma-informed practices) in May here.

Register here.

This 30-minute webinar provides an overview trauma-informed care (TIC), emphasizing its significance and basic principles. Attendees will learn about the prevalence and impact of trauma, explore the core principles of TIC, and understand the use of TIC in crisis prevention/response. Whether you're new to TIC or seeking a refresher, this webinar offers valuable insights to enhance your practice and effectively support folx affected by trauma.

This is Part 1 of a two-part series about being trauma-informed. Sign up for Part 2 (trauma-informed practices) in May here.

Register here.

This 30-minute webinar provides an overview trauma-informed care (TIC), emphasizing its significance and basic principles. Attendees will learn about the prevalence and impact of trauma, explore the core principles of TIC, and understand the use of TIC in crisis prevention/response. Whether you're new to TIC or seeking a refresher, this webinar offers valuable insights to enhance your practice and effectively support folx affected by trauma.

This is Part 1 of a two-part series about being trauma-informed. Sign up for Part 2 (trauma-informed practices) in May here.

Register here.

Victims in abusive relationships can experience immense psychological and technological warfare when offenders employ various tactics such as the use of applications, social media, and cell phones to stalk, cyberstalk, and harass their victims. Manufacturers and tech companies unwilling to make provisions that safeguard victims also stymie the progress of investigations by refusing to fully cooperate with law enforcement agencies to prove criminal activity. Geared toward strengthening and propelling law enforcement investigative strategies, this webinar provides a case-specific walk-through of cyberstalking, stalking, violation of protective orders, and roadblocks from car manufacturers and other corporations. Detective Downey will also discuss hints and tips to champion through the investigation process for your victim to obtain justice and protection despite current challenges.