Training

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Register HERE Speaker: Adam Dodge Description: Today, we are spending more time online and on our devices than ever before, which has created new safety risks for victims and survivors....

Hosting Texas Council on Family Violence Information & Registration Pending

This training will teach the theoretical framework of EMDR, including the Adaptive Information Processing (AIP) model, and the principles and concepts of EMDR therapy. The speaker will teach practical skills,...

Survivors of gender-based violence often experience legal consequences because of actions related to their own victimization. This training for attorneys, legal advocates, and other court professionals will explore strategies for...

Language access and the U and T visa programs are important tools that strengthen victim, community, and officer safety. With over 200 languages and dialects spoken in the United States,...

Participants in this training will be able to evaluate the effectiveness of their departments standards for responding to crimes against women, assess the accountability for their agency and community, and...

Family courts are charged with balancing off child safety with meaningful relationships with both parents. What does this mean in the context of domestic violence? In many instances, courts are...

  Join Genesis Women's Shelter & Support for the Domestic Violence Symposium: A Deeper Dive into Tactics of Abuse hosted by the National Training Center on Crimes Against Women. Celebrating...

  This training will teach the theoretical framework of EMDR, including the Adaptive Information Processing (AIP) model, and the principles and concepts of EMDR therapy. The speaker will teach practical...

  Although dangerous and sometimes deadly, victims of strangulation frequently lack obvious signs of external injury, often leaving marks on the abuser as they fight for their life. Assaults or...

  This workshop will discuss typical trauma reactions from victims of domestic violence that may affect their ability and/or willingness to participate in the processes of our agencies/services.   We will discuss...