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 as we discuss what trauma-informed care looks like, how it relates to the mandated reporting process, and how you can use it to create a more holistic approach to healing.

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.

Presenters model how to lift up all women experiencing violence by sharing their innovative solutions to protect Latina and African immigrant women, grounded in community realities.

Hear their powerful stories about why Sarah Super and Lori Greene created the Survivors Memorial, and how its creation has changed their lives and impacted legions of survivors.

In this conversation with survivors and professional advocates, we will talk about what individuals and systems can do to practice survivor-centered, trauma-informed responses that respect and support those who have experienced sexual violence.

Presenters include experts on the coordinated community response that integrates the realities of harm to all survivors, including women of color and marginalized communities, and offer ideas to address multiple systemic oppressions.