Examine an array of resource and strategies that will support all stages of successful project planning, development, and sustainability. Identify problems, analyze change conditions, and build a plan to use resource strategies that are relevant to your community project. Explore the six-step process as a guide for successful completion of project goals, deliverables, and overall implementation. Participants will participate in team building exercises to increase knowledge about program sustainability and resource utilization.
Learn how to develop a CCR, how to conduct productive CCR team meetings, and understand the importance of confidentiality.
Discuss why tribal leadership engagement is critical to community acceptance and sustainability of a victim services program, and identify methods to keep tribal leadership involved.
Examine the soft skills necessary to engage your community members and facilitate impactful discussions about criminal justice related topics. Review common practices and techniques that will improve community education campaigns, programmatic outreach activities, and group facilitation, including leading a successful MDT/CCR. Discover strategies on how to tailor presentations to audience needs, keep people engaged, and use technology as an effective learning strategy.
Learn about repeated trauma and its impact on emotional intelligence and leadership. The focus will be on practical applications and the importance of creating a climate of physical, emotional and relational safety. Attendees will explore their current strengths and challenges, how cultural wisdom enhances their Emotional Intelligence, and an understanding of repeated trauma and the impact of repeated trauma on development and coping. The program supports victim service providers to not only increase their awareness but also explore their behavior at each level of system: to engage with clients differently, to engage with each other differently, and to understand that the organization and community as a whole is part of the healing interventions.
Organizations should routinely assess their capacity to serve their community and fulfill the stated mission. In this training, define the evaluation process and review the tools that help determine the impact you have within your community. Review best practices for documenting the impact of program services that achieve grant deliverables, strengthen future funding opportunities, and build new programs that assist your community. Emphasize continuous improvement processes that build accountability, prioritize problem-solving strategies, and align measurable outcomes with organizational strengths.
Learn how tribal courts can develop integrated Domestic Violence Courts to adjudicate all aspects of cases involving Domestic Violence including protection orders, violation of those orders, child custody and visitation, property issues and other aspects to avoid conflicting orders and ensure victim safety.
Join us for an introduction to the newly released publication Guide for Drafting or Revising Tribal Laws on Crimes against Children (Guide). The Guide is designed to provide a process for enacting a culturally-appropriate tribal criminal code that addresses the victimization of children. Authors of the publication will provide you with an overview of the publication and how to use and apply the information for your jurisdiction.
During this webinar, you will engage in a conversation with tribal victim service peers around the topics of victims' needs in this time of shelter in place, the benefits and challenges of providing mobile advocacy to the community and logistical and safety measures for both victim and advocate.
This webinar will provide an introduction to multidisciplinary teams in Indian Country with a focus on child protection and serving victims of crime.
