Supporting H.E.R. is an interactive, discussion-based learning event to explore and address these challenges in a way that reinforces the critical nature of ongoing recovery, connection, and peer support to address the wide range of mental health needs for all Black women.
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This foundational webinar will focus on how technology is used as a tool of empowerment in the lives of survivors and how abusers misuse the very same technology to stalk, harass, monitor, and further control survivors.
This training has been designed specifically for those of you who provide direct services to survivors of domestic and sexual violence. This 2-hour training will address questions you may have about the intersection of self-managed abortion care and your work.
Join the National Immigrant Women's Advocacy Project for a national webinar at which U.S. Department of Justice language access experts and the National Judicial Network will discuss federal law requirements for courts to provide language access in court proceedings, clerks offices and court-ordered services, ensuring that everyone, regardless of the language spoken, can fully participate in the legal process.
NCALL's 3-part webinar series for multi-disciplinary teams will explore strategies for advancing elder justice in the African American community through building equitable partnerships with culturally-specific and community-based organizations. In part 3 of the series, join a conversation with three directors of culturally-specific programs about their experience and insights on equitable partnership development.
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.