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SUMMARY:Past is Present: The historical effects of the sex trade on women and girls of color today with: Cherice Hopkins (Rights4Girls)
DESCRIPTION:We cannot discuss the sex trade in the U.S. without addressing colonization\, slavery\, and the institutionalized inter-generational oppression of women and girls. Ignoring this history has led to the continued exploitation\, and too often criminalization\, of women and girls of color. Cherice Hopkins\, Staff Attorney at Rights4Girls will discuss the racial and gender disparities among survivors\, how to disrupt the criminalization of survivors\, and how to promote survivor-centered accountability for exploiters.In “Past is present: The historical effects of the sex trade on women and girls of color today\,” Cherice Hopkins\, Staff Attorney at Rights4Girls\, will discuss the racial and gender disparities among survivors\, how to disrupt the criminalization of survivors\, and how to promote survivor-centered accountability for exploiters.
URL:https://californiaagainstslavery.org/event/past-is-present-the-historical-effects-of-the-sex-trade-on-women-and-girls-of-color-today-with-cherice-hopkins-rights4girls/
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ORGANIZER;CN="World Without Exploitation":MAILTO:info@worldwithoutexploitation.org
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SUMMARY:For Advocates: Using Technology to Communicate with Survivors During the COVID-19 Pandemic Webinar
DESCRIPTION:This webinar is meant for front-line advocates who are navigating using technology to continue providing support to survivors. Whether answering hotline calls\, hosting online support groups\, or facilitating a forum discussion; this webinar will look at the challenges and opportunities raised by tele/online-support services. Many of the skills needed are those advocates already have — we’ll look at how the existing skills of empathy and active listening translate to online spaces. We’ll also explore considerations for ensuring informed consent\, prioritizing privacy and confidentiality\, and maintaining tech security. \nPriority registration will be given to Office of Crime Victims Advocacy (OCVA) sexual assault services and prevention grantees [and Washington Coalition of Sexual Assault Program (WCSAP) members]. All other registrants will be admitted on a space available basis. Registration is subject to the approval of WCSAP. \nRegistration opens April 21\, 12:00 pm and closes May 7\, 10:30 am.
URL:https://californiaagainstslavery.org/event/for-advocates-using-technology-to-communicate-with-survivors-during-the-covid-19-pandemic-webinar/
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SUMMARY:Human Trafficking & the COVID-19 Crisis
DESCRIPTION:This webinar will review human trafficking risk factors related to the COVID-19 crisis. The presenters\, Dr. Paola Contreras and Ms. Stacy Reed\, will begin by providing an overview of human trafficking in the United States. \nUsing examples from their work with victims and survivors of trafficking\, they will explain how the risk of exploitation increases with contextual stressors\, such as the current health crisis. The presentation will close with a review of practice recommendations and local and national human trafficking resources to assist victims and survivors. \nPaola M. Contreras\, PsyD\, is an Assistant Professor at William James College’s Counseling Department. She directs the Forensic and Correctional Counseling emphasis and is the lead researcher of the Human Trafficking Community Research Hub. She is RIA House’s clinical supervisor where she works with a team of providers and peer-mentors that engage people with experience in the commercial sex trade and its associated exploitation\, trafficking\, and prostitution. \nStacy Reed\, MSW\, is an author\, poet\, and supervisor of the peer mentorship program at RIA House. Stacy is a survivor professional who has traveled internationally with 20 plus years of experience working with people living with alcoholism\, substance use disorders\, prostitution\, sex exploitation\, domestic violence\, mental health and HIV/AIDS. She is a dedicated and passionate woman who helps others move past challenging experiences for the betterment of their quality of life. \nThis webinar is hosted by the Center for Multicultural & Global Mental Health at William James College in Newton\, MA.
URL:https://californiaagainstslavery.org/event/human-trafficking-the-covid-19-crisis/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Center For Multicultural And Global Mental Health At William James College":MAILTO:cmgmh@williamjames.edu
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SUMMARY:Online Legal Training: Trauma-Informed Lawyering - Part 1: Trauma Resilience
DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Jamie Beck and Brittany Greenbaum \nDescription: This free online training will educate participants on the impact of trauma on the brain and provide tools and tips on how to effectively work with clients who are victims of trauma without re-traumatizing them. This training is open to everyone but is tailored to attorneys working with trauma victims and survivors. We suggest this training for our pro bono attorney network and others working in a similar field. \nRegistration coming soon!
URL:https://californiaagainstslavery.org/event/online-legal-training-trauma-informed-lawyering-part-1-trauma-resilience/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Free to Thrive":MAILTO:info@freetothrive.org
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