Secondary and vicarious trauma can happen during GAL work. Engaging in sustainable practice requires an understanding of traumatic stress reactions to exposure to others’ experiences of suffering.

This webinar provides an overview of how nuisance ordinances jeopardize housing for survivors of gender-based violence, as well as provide tools to combat these harmful laws.

In this recorded webinar staff from the D.C. Coalition Against Domestic Violence present on their collaboration with violence interruptors in the D.C. area.

This course offers foundational knowledge and skills in defense-based advocacy for criminalized survivors.

The session explores legal issues involved when survivors cross state or tribal lines with their children. Participants will learn about the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (UCCJEA) and related laws.

This course offers foundational knowledge about domestic violence including its scope and impact, types of abuse, common tactics used, the cultural contexts, and ways to effectively support someone who is experiencing abuse.

This presentation covers the mechanics of seeking ERPOs, supported by current trends and data, as well as key points for effective implementation.

This interactive webinar provides an overview of the requirements of the full faith and credit provision and how enforcement operates across state, tribal, and territorial boundaries through different scenarios.

This course provides an overview of address Confidentiality Programs (ACPs). ACPs are a vital component of many survivors' safety plans.

In this training Nicole Bockhorn delivers the SAMHSA-developed curriculum on trauma to improve criminal justice outcomes.

This two-part short video series discusses what advocates can do to provide victims/survivors the choices, compassion, and accountability they deserve.