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Connect: Supporting Children Exposed to Domestic Violence (PDF and Real Player Video)
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Connect is a three hour curriculum, Power Point presentation and related tools intended for use in child welfare settings with foster parents, kin caregivers, and adoptive parents with all levels of experience in caring for children who have been exposed to domestic violence, or who may have cause to care
Intersections of Gender-Based Violence, Health and HIV Module: Intersections and Implications for Providers (PDF)
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The “Gender Based Violence, Health and HIV: Intersections and Implications for Providers” training curriculum is designed to support providers in HIV testing, counseling and care settings. The module helps provides to frame trauma-informed conversations about how healthy and unhealthy relationships can affect patients’ health, in addition connecting patients to important services.
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Sex, Relationships, and Respect on Campus: The Role of Campus Health Centers in Preventing and Responding to Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Training Slides (PPTX)
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Sex, Relationships, and Respect on Campus: The Role of Campus Health Centers in Preventing and Responding to Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence training slides provide strategies, tools, and resources for providers, staff, and students of all genders working in campus based health settings to incorporate intimate partner and sexual violence prevention
Team Decision Making and Domestic Violence: Trainer’s Guide and Guidelines for Facilitators (PDF)
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An advanced domestic violence curriculum for Team Decisionmaking (TDM) facilitators and child protection supervisors on safely preparing for and managing effective meetings, engaging parents around DV issues, assessing the impact of children’s exposure to DV, and making decisions and plans to increase safety for children and battered mothers. The curriculum
Young Moms, Strong Kids Module (Digital Tool)
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Our new approach, which highlights what everyone deserves in any relationship, proves to be an important strategy for home visitors working with young moms. It helps them frame a supportive conversation that meets young mothers where they are. Ultimately, the card provides a platform to segue into a conversation that