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An Online Resource Library on Domestic & Sexual Violence
Presents the beliefs of the Clinical Social Work Federation who is opposed to the practice of Internet-based treatment, arguing that services cannot be delivered online because of the inherent nature of the service.
Includes definitions of: Face-To-Face Counseling, Individual Counseling, Couple Counseling, Group Counseling, Technology-Assisted Distance Counseling, Telecounseling, Telephone-Based Individual Counseling, Telephone-Based Couple Counseling, Telephone-Based Group Counseling, Internet Counseling, E-Mail-Based Individual Counseling, Chat-Based Individual Counseling, Chat-Based Couple Counseling, Chat-Based Group Counseling, Video-Based Individual Counseling, Video-Based Couple Counseling, and Video-Based Group Counseling.
This article reviews common characteristics of many online counseling consumers, risks associated with online counseling, and ethical issues to consider when thinking about implementing online counseling practices.
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This report details the results of a study of 354 adult internet users, to measure their understanding and awareness of online security issues and examine their firewall settings, anti-virus software, potential virus infections, parental control software, and spyware.
The Summer 2003 issue of the KCASDV Newsletter includes articles on Cell Phones, Internet Safety, Offensive Websites, Privacy, and Cyber Crimes. Also includes a glossary of commonly used tech terms.
This brief article offers basic precautions to ensure that your online experience will be more safe and secure. Includes tips about posting personal information, creating passwords, and opening attachments.
This tip sheet provides simple computer security prevention measures that are recommended to safeguard your computer from intruders.
This tip sheet describes safety risks to victims of abuse online, including tips for hiding 'tracks' in email, browser history, and cache. Taking the suggested steps does not guarantee safety - the safest way to find information on the internet is to go to a safer computer.
This online directory of IDA programs allows you to find an IDA program in your area by entering your state and/or a specific organizational name.
This listing contains state-by-state IDA policy contacts, including names, organizational information, addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses.
This document provides three summary tables regarding state-level IDA policy. Tables include information on state-supported IDAs, states with IDA legislation, sources of public funding, and a detailed chart of state-supported programs including eligibility, match rates, and approved uses.
This research report provides an overview of existing Native IDA Programs, a conceptual framework for understanding unique issues in Indian Country, and funding sources. Lessons learned are provided.
This study describes the IDA savings experiences of 9 African-American women. The paper reports on the women's explanations of their past and present financial experiences, barriers to savings, and the impact of the IDA program.
Available from: Contact the NRCDV at 1-800-537-2238; 1-800-553-2508 (TTY).
This report gives context to how IDAs fit within the broader asset-building movement. State asset policy initiatives in CA, DE, PA, HI, IL, and MI are highlighted. A glossary of state level policy tools is provided.
This report gives a brief IDA policy history and outlines variations in state level policy and how they affect rural populations. Special attention is paid to policy reforms to make IDAs more relevant and helpful for different rural populations.
This policy report explains the IDA movement, the case for asset-based policy development, trends in state IDA policy development, and analysis of selected state law provisions and policies. Challenges for the future are offered.
This report describes results from a 2005 survey of state-sponsored IDA programs. Information reported includes IDA policy background, state funding allocations and sources, state-level collaborations, and efforts to recruit diverse populations.
Includes 2011 AMI figures, as well as answers to frequently asked questions.
This on-line database provides basic information on IDA state law, links to state-level IDA programs, and applicable rules and regulations. Short summaries of legislative history and state program development are also available.
Actual statute language. Describes uses of grants under the Act, for IDAs under the TANF program.
This briefing paper provides an assessment of the effectiveness of financial education in Native American communities. Included are descriptions of initiatives by tribes and other organizations to promote financial education in Native American communities, and goals and objectives for increasing such services across the country.
This interactive workbook is part of the Building Native Communities curriculum series on financial education. It is designed for specific use with IDA programs.
This participant workbook can help survivors learn about, and organize, the financial aspects of their lives. Topics covered include financial inventories, budgeting, and job search. This resource is a component of NCADV's financial education project. Available in English and Spanish.
