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National Network to End Domestic Violence: Co-location/Co-working to Increase Access for Survivors
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NYSCASA: Solidarity PLACE (Peer Learning, Accountability, and Community Education) for Aspiring Allies in NYS Victim Services
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Immigration Advocates Network & Pro Bono Net: Working with API Immigrant Survivors: Current Challenges and Advocacy Strategies
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Turning Point for Women and Families: Confronting (Y)Our Bias
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End Violence Against Women International: Virtual Conference on Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, and Violence Across the Lifespan (Day 2 of 3 )
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Women's Advocates: After Experiencing Sexual Assault: Support & Healing
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FWV: Sheltering Animals & Families Together (SAFE-T)® - Part 1: A Global Life-Saving Initiative for Survivors of Domestic Violence
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NNEDV: Building Partnerships to Support Survivors & Individuals Living with HIV
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End Violence Against Women International: Virtual Conference on Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, and Violence Across the Lifespan (Day 3 of 3 )
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National Network to End Domestic Violence: A Deep-Dive into DV/SA and Homeless/Housing Co-location/Co-Working Partnerships
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Idaho Coalition Against Sexual & Domestic Violence: Our Collective Humanity Story Circle, Spring 2021
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Turning Point for Women and Families: Exploring (Y)Our Muslim Identity
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National Human Services Data Consortium Spring 2021 Virtual Conference (Day 2 of 18 )
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Prevent Connect:Handling Disclosures in a Trauma-Informed Way in Online Sexual Violence Prevention Environments During COVID-19
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Monsoon Asians & Pacific Islanders in Solidarity: Community Listening Sessions on Sexual Violence Report: Sexual Violence in the Asian and Pacific Islander Communities in Iowa
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National Human Services Data Consortium Spring 2021 Virtual Conference (Day 3 of 18 )
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Pacific Island Knowledge 2 Action Resources: 8th Annual National Pacific Island Violence Prevention Conference (Day 1 of 4 )
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NYSCASA: Peer Support Call for BIPOC at Victim Services Programs
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National Indigenous Women's Resource Center: Creating a Circle of Safety
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Turning Point for Women and Families: an IG Live: Ramadan Edition with The Heal Collective and The NYC Mayor's Office to End Gender Based Violence
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National Human Services Data Consortium Spring 2021 Virtual Conference (Day 4 of 18 )
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Pacific Island Knowledge 2 Action Resources: 8th Annual National Pacific Island Violence Prevention Conference (Day 2 of 4 )
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Ending Violence Without Violence:The Missing Story of #MeToo: Sexual Violence by Law Enforcement Agents
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Ending Violence Without Violence: Healing Wounded Healers
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APIGBV: Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting: An Under-Recognized Form of Gender-Based Violence in the United States, pt 2
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Turning Point for Women and Families: Safe Families, Safe Communities
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National Human Services Data Consortium Spring 2021 Virtual Conference (Day 5 of 18 )
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Pacific Island Knowledge 2 Action Resources: 8th Annual National Pacific Island Violence Prevention Conference (Day 3 of 4 )
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Ending Violence Without Violence:The Missing Story of #MeToo: Sexual Violence by Law Enforcement Agents
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National Human Services Data Consortium Spring 2021 Virtual Conference (Day 10 of 18 )
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The Marshall Project: The Words We Use to Cover Criminal Justice, Jails and Prisons
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National Organization of Asians and Pacific Islanders Ending Sexual Violence: Sexual Violence + Asian & Pacific Islander Communities
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API-GBV: A Conversation with Dr. Nusrat Rabbee: War Heroines Speak
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National Human Services Data Consortium Spring 2021 Virtual Conference (Day 16 of 18 )
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THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HEALTH AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE (Day 1 of 4 )
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PreventConnect: Let's Connect: Questions and Conversations around Preventing Sexual Harassment in Virtual, At-Home Workspaces and Educational Settings
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End Abuse of People with Disabilities: Serving Survivors of Sexual Assault with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
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In Our Own Voices: LGBT Sexual Assault 101
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National Human Services Data Consortium Spring 2021 Virtual Conference (Day 18 of 18 )
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THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HEALTH AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE (Day 3 of 4 )
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In Our Own Voices: LGBT Sexual Assault 201
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National Indigenous Women's Resource Center: National Briefing - Addressing the National Crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women: Advocacy in Action
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Turning Point for Women and Families: Resource Panel for Muslim Survivors of Sexual Violence
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NYSCASA: The Impact and Legacy of INCITE! A 20-Year Retrospective
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THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HEALTH AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE (Day 4 of 4 )
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National Indigenous Women Resource Center: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls National Day of Action: Uplifting the Voices of MMIW Families
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New York State Coalition against Sexual Assault: Dive Deep Into Consent
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.