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Advocates are deeply committed to supporting healthy, respectful relationships for survivors—and we want the same in our own work. While we strive for trust and collaboration, we are often not equipped with intentional processes or tools to navigate tension, disagreement, and conflict within the workplace. Without this clarity, team morale can suffer, retention decreases, creativity […]

This month's conversation will explore the role of bilingual staff in relation to interpretation and translation planning for access. We'll discuss how organizations can effectively support bilingual staff, highlight risks and responsibilities, and share strategies to align their contributions with organizational plans for interpretation and translation. As a reminder, this is a space to share […]

In today’s world, technology can be both a friend and foe to survivors of violence. This training explores the intersections of Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) in the LGBTQ+ community experiencing domestic violence, and the use of digital abuse as a tool of power and control. Through the use of real world examples, case […]

We’re excited to announce our upcoming webinar for Domestic Violence Awareness Month, happening on October 22nd at 1 p.m. CST. We’ll be joined by Chandi McCright, former Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader, and Alexis Smith, Miss Kansas 2024, for an important conversation on supporting survivors at all stages of their journey. We will discuss how to support survivors in […]

Confused on how the federal budget works? Join us for an accessible primer on the federal budget process. In this session, you'll learn: How decisions are made Why they matter for your community Practical ways you can engage in advocating for federal resources that support your work REGISTER HERE

This discussion call will focus on communities of care, and options for community responses to DV. Recognizing that many survivors do not want to call law enforcement, report injuries to doctors, or seek help from DV services due to shame and various barriers to access, the Bridges connect call will discuss how community members can be […]

Research has repeatedly shown that LGBTQ+ survivors of IPV are less likely to access traditional domestic violence services and are more likely to seek LGBTQ+ affirming therapists and resources at LGBTQ+ centers. This two-day workshop aims to bridge the knowledge gap for those not specifically working in the GBV field and provide crucial information about […]