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Non-Profit U: Enhancing Non-Profit Services & Workplaces for Transgender Communities
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Center for Financial Social Work:Coping with the Financial Reality of COVID-19
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National Listening Session - Limited English Proficient and Immigrant Survivors Learning Community: Supporting Each Other During COVID-19
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COVID-19 Webinar Series: Working with FEMA to Address Homelessness During the Pandemic
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Non-Profit U: Advancing Your Workplace Culture
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Managing and Supporting Staff Remotely
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Domestic Violence in Quarantine Webinar
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BWB: Maternal Mortality: Address the Pipeline of Sexual Abuse to Poor Maternal Health Outcomes
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Webinar Two: Selected Issues in U Nonimmigrant Status
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NW Network: Support at the Intersections: Centering Black LGBTQ Survivors of Sexual Violence
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From ACEs to Assets: A Community Approach to Growing Resilience
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New Federal COVID-19 Relief Funding Opportunities for Community Behavioral Health Providers
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Beyond Sanctuary: Local Reforms in Conservative Regions
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The Muslim Ban Revisited: Trump v. Hawaii Two Years Later
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NIWRC: Disaster Planning for Tribal Domestic Violence Programs and Shelters
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Caring for Yourself While Caring for Others: Self-Care and Stress Inoculation
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APIGBV: Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting: An Under-Recognized Form of Gender-Based Violence in the U.S.
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Technology as a Tool for Advocacy: Accessible and Safe Use of Technology to Serve Survivors with Disabilities During COVID-19 and Beyond
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Webinar Three: Selected Issues in U Nonimmigrant Status
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NW Network: Assessing Patterns of Coercive Control in Abusive Relationships, Part 2: Practical Skills and Implementation
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Non-Profit U: LinkedIn For Nonprofits
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Introduction to Consular Processing and Red Flags
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Serving Women with COVID-19: What are the Lived Experience Around the World
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VAWA Self-Petition: Protections for Immigrant Survivors of Domestic and Sexual Assault by Abusive Spouses and Parents
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Best Practices for State Victims’ Rights Legal Services Programs
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Power and Control: Barriers to Disclosure for Muslim Survivors
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BWP: Maternal Mortality: Address the Pipeline of Sexual Abuse to Poor Maternal Health Outcomes
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Safe Housing for Immigrant Survivors: Foundations
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Representing Noncitizens with Mental Illness in Removal Proceedings
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NW Network: Lessons from LGBTQ+ Survivors: Providing Comprehensive Sexual Assault Advocacy Across Multiple Supports
Upcoming NYSCADV Events
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Join NYSCADV on June 11, 2024, for our first Economic Empowerment Summit as we explore Economic Justice as a tool for survivors to rebuild independence and financial security after abuse. The summit will focus on providing advocates with skills and tools to equip survivors with tools for economic independence, workforce development and the complex interplay between financial and mental well-being.
Who should attend:
- Domestic Violence and Sexual Violence Advocates
- Allied Organizations supporting financial empowerment
- State Partners
- FundersAdditional information and registration details are forthcoming.
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NYSCADV's 2024 Domestic Violence Program Directors’ Summit will be held at Hilton Albany on Tuesday, September 10, from 10:00 AM to 3:30 PM. Join us for an engaging event where you'll connect with domestic violence program directors, leaders, and peers to address shared challenges and successes. Delve into critical issues such as staff retention, funding advocacy, sustainability, and strategies for thriving in our ever-changing environment. Our event features insightful conversations and dynamic panel discussions.
Highlights Include:
- Collective Action Planning: Collaborate with peers to strategize for collective impact.
- Key Insights: Learn tips and techniques for navigating challenges and leveraging opportunities for building leadership.
- Celebration of Successes: Reflect on recent achievements in New York that positively impact domestic violence advocacy services and support for survivors.
- Focused Discussions: Topics include funding advocacy, burnout prevention, staff retention, and the realities of running a DV program.Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable knowledge, network with like-minded professionals, and equip your organization for success in today's evolving landscape.
