NCADV 2018-19 Webinars
NCADV's monthly advocacy webinars explore emerging issues, insights, best practices, and research from leaders in the domestic violence field. Each webinar offers an opportunity to improve your professional skillset and knowledge base with detailed, hands-on video training, engagingly delivered to you without having to leave your desk. NCADV's 2018 webinars are free for NCADV Members and $50 each for Non-Members.
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NCADV's upcoming webinars are as follows:
Officer-Involved Domestic Violence (OIDV)
Thursday, December 6th, 2018
1:00pm EST
Featured panelists for this webinar:
- Nanette Chezum, Public Speaker, Activist & OIDV survivor
- Holly Jennings, Voices National Speakers Bureau (NCADV)
- Teri Garvey, Attorney Advisor, (AEquitas: The Prosecutors' Resource on Violence Against Women)
- Mark Wynn (Wynn Consulting)
- Dottie Davis, Deputy Chief (Ret.)
A panel of subject-matter experts will join NCADV for a webinar to address the impact of Officer-Involved Domestic Violence (OIDV), and the unique challenges encountered by victims of batterers who are police officers. We will explore this issue from a variety of perspectives, including survivors of officer-involved domestic violence, as well as what the issue looks like from the prosecutorial and law enforcement lenses.
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Domestic Violence Shelters and Pets: How RedRover Offers Assistance for Successful Co-Sheltering
Thursday, January 24th, 2019
1:00pm EST
Featured presenter for this webinar:
- Katie Campbell, Outreach Manager, RedRover
RedRover will join NCADV to provide an overview of RedRover’s Domestic Violence grants program and the importance of recognizing pets and domestic violence. This will include updates to our current grants as well as information on a new pilot program. Participants will learn about different co-sheltering models and how to use the SAF-T Start-Up Manual to create a program to fit their needs.
Unrapable: Sexual Violence in Black Communities
Thursday, February 21st, 2019
1:00pm EST
Featured presenter for this webinar:
- Nwando Ofokansi, Education Programs Coordinator, Katie Brown Educational Program
during Black History Month, Katie Brown Educational Program will join NCADV to share insights from one of the most popular workshops from NCADV’s 2018 Conference. This webinar will take into consideration the socio-ecological model of health and will assess how social determinants impact the health outcomes of specific populations of people. Specifically, intersectional racism and sexism among Black women will be thoroughly examined. The oppression and monolithic representations of Black communities, and the commodification and hypersexualization of Black women's bodies render Black woman vulnerable to victimization and shamed into silence. In order to better serve Black women and create better outcomes regarding intimate partner violence, it is imperative that these determinants be addressed.
Beyond Shelter: What Do Domestic Violence Survivors Need?
Wednesday, March 20th, 2019
1:00pm EST
Featured presenters for this webinar:
- Dr. Amanda Stylianou, Associate Vice President of Quality & Program Development, Safe Horizon
- Kelly Coyne, Vice President of Domestic Violence Shelters, Safe Horizon
Safe Horizons will join NCADV to explore ways to enhance services to survivors of domestic violence utilizing emergency shelter programs. For survivors in crisis, domestic violence shelters offer safe refuge. But beyond shelter, what do domestic violence survivors need? Is there more that can be done to meet the needs of residents and their children? The webinar will highlight the following topic areas: how to (1) increase funding for shelter programs, (2) improve access to trauma treatment, (3) enhance financial literacy and job training programs, (4) reduce barriers to affordable housing, and (5) support survivors in maintaining community and family connections.
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If you have any questions, please contact webinars@ncadv.org.