In this training, End Abuse’s Legal Team will discuss tax implications for survivors.

End Abuse’s Legal Services Team developed this training based on advocates’ most common questions, including topics like domestic abuse and harassment injunctions; child abuse and individuals at risk injunctions; personal service and service by publication; and how multiple orders intersect.

Designed for new advocates for survivors of domestic abuse and sexual assault, this training offers an overview of topics such as movement history, dynamics of domestic abuse, trauma sensitive practices, community/self-care, crisis counseling, safety planning, housing, advocacy and systems, and legal advocacy.

In this training End Abuse’s Legal Team will discuss how survivors of human trafficking accrue criminal records due to their victimization, and the resulting barriers to employment, housing, family unity, and full empowerment.

This online training reviews helping victims assess whether they want an RO, the process to obtain one, determining eligibility for different types of ROs, and assisting victims to complete petitions and prepare for court.

This interactive training is designed specifically for domestic violence victim advocates who want to better understand the role of the Guardian ad Litem (GAL).

Part of the training series: Supporting Survivors at the Intersections: Trauma, Mental Health & Substance Use Disorder. Jordan Gaines offers this space to explore possible barriers to making caring for oneself a ritual practice and offer participants tools to cultivate a self-care practice that is accessible, proactive, and responsive to their needs.

Part of the training series: Supporting Survivors at the Intersections: Trauma, Mental Health & Substance Use Disorder. Jordan Gaines presents this workshop to explore functions of boundaries in the advocate/survivor relationship and offer frameworks for participants to develop their own boundaries in their work and beyond.

Part of the training series: Supporting Survivors at the Intersections: Trauma, Mental Health & Substance Use Disorder. Join Michelle Murray and Becky Hiller of Forward Counseling and Consultation as they explore effective strategies for managing challenging conversations and situations using the Polyvagal Theory. This session will focus on applying Polyvagal Theory in crisis prevention, intervention, and de-escalation when working with survivors.

Join NCALL staff Martie Washington (Abuse in Later Life Program Coordinator) and Ann Laatsch J.D. (Justice System Coordinator) for this web-based session to learn about new resources and how you can use them!