Capacitación en todo el estado

Support and training specifically geared towards building operations infrastructure and sexual assault operational framework within dual agencies, and cultivating financially sound, trauma-informed, data-informed workplaces.  Topics within this category include but are not limited to: grant management and compliance (federal and state), board support and training, organizational management and strategy, sexual assault operations framework, language accessibility, and language justice within sexual assault programs, program evaluation, databases and data management, strategic planning, strategizing for minimum standards compliance, strategic planning, wellness and care, and understanding sexual assault training program (SATP) certification requirements.

Support and training around they realities, root causes, and responses to sexual violence.  Topics within this category include but are not limited to dynamics of sexual assault, human trafficking, anti-oppression, and social justice, culturally-specific services, working with rural and border populations, LGBTQIA+ survivors, military-connected survivors, working with male survivors of sexual assault.

Support and training specifically geared towards recommended practices and state requirements for advocates and other staff members that support adult survivors of sexual assault at sexual assault programs. Topics within this category include, but are not limited to: Minimum service standards for hotlines, crisis intervention, advocacy, hospital and legal accompaniment, and education, trauma-informed advocacy, confidentiality and privilege, Sexual Assault Training Program (SATP)/Core Advocate Training topics, and advanced advocacy/direct service (ex. advocacy debriefing, self-care and wellness, and Crime Victims’ Rights).

Support and training pertaining to preventing sexual violence, providing community education and successful community outreach.   Topics within this category include but are not limited to: Rape Prevention and Education (RPE) funded prevention programming, sexual violence prevention (non-RPE funded work), Building Healthy Relationships curriculum for youth, youth leadership, communications and social media campaigns, and community engagement and organizing.

Topics within this category include but are not limited to: civil/legal remedies for survivors, criminal justice, legislative updates, Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) Training, Title IX for K-12 and Higher Education, trauma-informed investigations, and state and federal policy.