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Implementing Trauma Informed For Your SART Members
Working in sexual violence response is deeply rewarding and also, deeply draining work. Each day, we listen to and support those experiencing high levels of trauma, loss, and violence. This work affects people over time, both, positively and negatively. Many folks are familiar with vicarious trauma. This is a long-term and… Read More
SART Foundations: Incorporating Trauma Informed in Your Team
Sexual Assault Response Teams across the U.S. and the territories are becoming more and more focused on the concept of being trauma informed in their work—meaning that you understand the neurobiology of trauma and work to minimize any triggers or re-traumatization. This is a much needed shift in our fields of work,… Read More
Weigh-In Wednesday: What Does Trauma Informed Mean to You?
Working in and around sexual violence, we are bound to run into the phrase trauma informed somewhere. As a technical assistance provider to Sexual Assault Response Teams, I frequently get asked about trauma informed trainings, and I hear team members talk about trauma informed often. To start off this month, I want to ask… Read More
Resource Spotlight: Rebecca Campbell’s Neurobiology of Trauma Webinar
When I’m working with teams or new team coordinators, I always recommend that everyone watches Dr. Rebecca Campbell’s webinar on the neurobiology of trauma. She makes the concepts really easy to understand and applicable to every part of our work. Dr. Campbell’s approach and information has helped so many of… Read More
Aubrey Sampson
Aubrey is the STOP Program Coordinator who provides sexual violence training and technical assistance to STOP Administrators nationwide. During her tenure in the anti-violence movement, Aubrey has served as an advocate, an educator, and a preventionist. With a background in rural, dual-advocacy agencies and large statewide universities, Aubrey has persistently… Read More
Back to the Basics of Sexual Violence Advocacy: Reactions and Responses to Sexual Violence
MNCASA invites you to the Back to the Basics of Sexual Violence Advocacy Webinar Series. The series will be helpful for new staff, seasoned staff who need a refresher, and for those in dual and multi-service agencies wanting to strengthen their response to sexual violence survivors. Basics… Read More
Back to the Basics of Sexual Violence Advocacy: Emotional and Sexual Safety Planning
MNCASA invites you to the Back to the Basics of Sexual Violence Advocacy Webinar Series. The series will be helpful for new staff, seasoned staff who need a refresher, and for those in dual and multi-service agencies wanting to strengthen their response to sexual violence survivors. Basics… Read More
Back to the Basics of Sexual Violence Advocacy: Crisis Intervention and Active Listening
MNCASA invites you to the Back to the Basics of Sexual Violence Advocacy Webinar Series. The series will be helpful for new staff, seasoned staff who need a refresher, and for those in dual and multi-service agencies wanting to strengthen their response to sexual violence survivors. Basics… Read More
Back to the Basics of Sexual Violence Advocacy: Basics of the 40-Hour Training
MNCASA invites you to the Back to the Basics of Sexual Violence Advocacy Webinar Series. The series will be helpful for new staff, seasoned staff who need a refresher, and for those in dual and multi-service agencies wanting to strengthen their response to sexual violence survivors. Basics… Read More
National Institute Recap: Part 4
Fatima Jayoma | Rural Projects Coordinator at SVJI @MNCASA Happy Wednesday! If you haven’t already, check out our previous National Institute Recap blog post from last week. Last week, we posted recordings of sessions led by AEquitas, the International Association of Forensic Nurses (IAFN), and the Mariposa Community Health Center. This week,… Read More