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Upcoming Training
NJCBW Institute Trainings
January-May 2012 Training Schedule
Registration Form
Institute and Conference trainings from 2007-2010
Rutgers School of Social Work
Center on Violence Against Women and Children
Domestic Violence Response Team Trainings
New Jersey Victim Assistance Academy Training
Please click here for brochure
Screening for Domestic Violence: The New Healthcare Regulation's Impact on the Medical Profession and Domestic Violence PractitionersRoutine screening for domestic violence and brief counseling was recommended by the Institute of Medicine and will be implemented as part of the Affordable Health Care Act roll out in 2012! Join Jacquelyn Campbell on Thursday, January 12, 2012 from Noon to 1:30 pm EST for a discussion on impact, implementation and the exciting new opportunities for advocates to collaborate with healthcare professionals in a variety of settings.
Jacquelyn Campbell is the Anna D. Wolf Chair and a Professor in the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing with a joint appointment in the Bloomberg School of Public Health. She has been conducting advocacy policy work and research in the area of violence against women since 1980 and has published more than 200 articles and seven books. Dr. Campbell has been PI on 10 major US government funded research grants and Co-Chaired the Steering Committee for the WHO Multi-country Study on Violence Against Women and Women’s Health and has consulted extensively in Canada, Uganda, South Africa, the UK, Norway, Australia and New Zealand.
We’ve increased the length of each webinar from 1 hour to 1½ hours to enable more in depth coverage and time for questions. Benefits include:
Some of our past presenters include: Lundy Bancroft; Mary Jo Barrett, MSW; Jacqueline Campbell, PhD; Jeffrey Edleson, PhD; Jackson Katz, PhD; Joan Meier, JD; Wendy Murphy, JD; Toby Myers, EdD; David Pelcovitz, PhD; Evan Stark, PhD; Debby Tucker, MPA; Lt. Mark Wynn and many more… Membership Categories and Fees Individual $125 (allows one person to participate) Print an invoice to mail with your payment Non-members can participate for a $25.00 fee per webinar (includes CEUs for one person). |
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Newark 40 hour Basic Domestic Violence Knowledge Class
November 8, 2011 through February 7, 2012
The sessions will begin promptly at 6pm and go on until to 9pm. There is no charge.
Please plan to arrive on site by 5:45pm
Classes will be held in Leroy Smith Building located 50 West Market Street, 14th Floor, in Newark. (The building is adjacent to the Essex County Veteran's Courthouse)
For more information call: Pam McCauley - 973 621 4687 during business hours
For applications call: Sa'idah Sudan - 908 875 5558
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The Presumption of Guilt: How the Criminal Justice System Inadvertently Re-Traumatizes Victims of Domestic Violence and Sexual AssaultThursday, February 9th from 12:00 to 1:30pm ET free CEUs for all registered attendees This webinar, co-led by Dave Thomas, a retired police officer and expert in domestic violence, and Lisa Ferentz, a clinical social worker specializing in trauma, will focus on the adverse impact of the Reid technique used by police when interviewing victims of sexual assault and domestic violence. The impact of chronic trauma on survivors will be discussed and connected to inevitable outcomes in victims’ behaviors at the scene of their traumas, in the police station, and in the courtroom. Participants will learn how these presentations are often misinterpreted by members of the criminal justice system, leading victims to be viewed as deceptive, pressured to recant, or even criminally charged with "False Report." Mental health professionals and advocates will learn how to work with victims and collaborate with the criminal justice system to ensure that victims receive the victim-centered treatment they truly deserve. Our Presenters:
Join Now! JWI’s National Alliance is accepting memberships for 2011-2012. We will continue to bring you webinar training from the top experts in the domestic violence field. Each webinar features in-depth presentations and an opportunity to ask questions. Trainings are appropriate for the entire domestic violence community. We’ve increased the length of each webinar from 1 hour to 1½ hours to enable more in depth coverage and time for questions. Benefits include:
Membership Categories and Fees Individual $125 (allows one person to participate) Print an invoice to mail with your payment |
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Fall Training Dates for the Intimate Partner Violence Advocate (IPVA) Certification Program
A Partnership for Change (APFC) announces the fall dates for the IPVA Certification series done in partnership with Prevent Child Abuse New Jersey (PCA-NJ) and Community Learning Partners (CLP).
Click here for the flier: IPVA Sched 2011.pdf
Estrategias para involucrar a jóvenes Latin@s en conversaciones
directas sobre las relaciones saludables
Como miembros de nuestra comunidad, sabemos que nuestros jóvenes corren el gran riesgo de experimentar violencia en el noviazgo, al igual que otras formas de victimización que pueden tener un impacto negativo sustancial y duradero. Muchas veces, los jóvenes no tienen acceso a información con sentido para ellos; ni oportunidades para desarrollar las habilidades necesarias para identificar una relación no saludable, ni saber cómo terminar una cuando ésta ha comenzado.
Únase a nosotros para explorar estrategias que les ayudarán a hablar y apoyar a los jóvenes, tanto en nuestras vidas personales como profesionales y a aumentar sus conocimientos y habilidades sobre la importancia de las relaciones saludables, no violentas. En este seminario los estaremos retando a que ejerzan influencia en las vidas de los jóvenes de manera que conduzcan a cambios tanto en las circunstancias, como en los resultados. También le invitaremos a apoyar a la juventud en su compromiso de establecer relaciones fuertes y saludables que tendrán un impacto positivo en sus vidas. Juntos exploraremos las estrategias y oportunidades que conduzcan a la toma de decisiones que generarán cambios positivos en las vidas de los jóvenes.
Presentado por: Lumarie Orozco, MA
8 de febrero de 2012 2:00-3:30pm CST
Para participar en este seminario web haz click aquí.
Strategies for Engaging Latin@ Youth in Straightforward Conversations about Healthy Relationships
As members of our community, we know that our youth are at great risk for experiencing dating violence, as well as other forms of victimization that can have a substantial and long lasting negative impact. Far too often, youth do not have access to information that makes sense to them, nor opportunities to develop the necessary skills to identify an unhealthy relationship or to know how to end one when it becomes unhealthy.
Join us in exploring strategies that will support us in talking with and supporting the young people in our professional and personal lives to increase their knowledge and skills about the importance of healthy, nonviolent relationships. Through this webinar we will challenge you to influence the lives of youth in ways that lead to change in circumstances and outcomes. We will also encourage you to support youth in their commitment to developing strong, healthy relationships that will positively impact their lives. Let us together explore strategies and opportunities that lead to choices that create positive change in the lives of youth.
Presented by: Lumarie Orozco, MA
February 22, 2012 2:00-3:30pm CST
To register for this webinar, please click here.
Questions? Preguntas?
Contact Heidi Notario-Smull
hnotario@casadeesperanza.org
February 24. 2012
Organizing for Social Change: An Anti-Oppression Approach
facilitated by Valorie Caffee, a long-time NOW-NJ activist, with 40 years of experience in community organizing. Sponsored by Beyond Diversity Resource Center, held at Westfield Friends Meeting House, Cinnaminson (where Alice Paul is buried), 10-4, $35.
www.beyonddiversity.org, 856-235-2664
Dec. 1: Fiscal Sponsorship Arrangements (Teleconference)
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