This course will equip culturally-specific DV/SA providers with information and tools to conduct needs assessments to understand their communities and constituents, and to inform their programming.

Drawing on lessons learned from developing and implementing culturally responsive surveys and listening sessions, this webinar describes ways to collect data for your evaluation or research, and trauma-informed considerations around consent and data use

This course discusses the differences between evaluation and research for domestic violence programs. Intended for interested advocates, program staff, andmanagement at culturally specific organizations

Join VALOR for a web conference exploring how immigration status, legal protections, and campus responsibilities intersect. 

Join VALOR and Asian Pacific Institute on Gender Based Violence (API-GBV) for a web conference focused on how campus advocates can effectively work with interpreters when supporting multilingual and Deaf student survivors.

Join VALOR for a web conference to review how trauma affects the brain and explore why responses may look different in neurodivergent students.

Join us for a session dedicated to enhancing accessibility at rape crisis centers to ensure that all survivors, including those with disabilities, receive the support and services they need.

This web conference series will provide professionals supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) a foundation for being able to respond to sexual assault disclosures in a trauma-informed way. The series will help build knowledge around the prevalence of sexual assault and people with I/DD, services available to survivors of sexual assault in the community, the impacts of trauma, and more.

This two-part web conference series will provide sexual assault advocates with a foundation for being able to provide appropriate support and advocacy to sexual assault survivors with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD).

Hear from our panelists about the connections of gender-based violence and control of women’s bodies within a global context, and what needs to change for survivors to achieve justice and reproductive rights to flourish. Join us for this conversation about how we can change the narrative.