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SUMMARY:OMHAS - NOVA Crisis Response Team Trainings
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by Ohio Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services (OhioMHAS): \nIntroductory-level NOVA Crisis Response Team Trainings \nOhioMHAS is offering regional\, introductory-level NOVA Crisis Response Team Trainings. These FREE\, 3-day trainings take place May-October in each of Ohio’s six regional psychiatric hospital catchment areas (see map). These hands-on\, practical trainings\, designed by the National Organization for Victim Advocacy (NOVA)\, are geared toward mental health professionals\, victim advocates\, law enforcement personnel\, and others who confront human crisis in their work. \nDuring the trainings\, funded through the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s Bipartisan Safer Communities Act Grant\, instructors will explain the impact of trauma on individuals and groups\, explore crisis intervention theory\, and prepare participants to respond with appropriate psychological intervention. Participants who complete the training will receive a NOVA Certificate and be offered the opportunity to sign up for the Ohio Crisis Response Team (OCRT)\, a highly qualified\, all-volunteer mobilization group that may be deployed to respond to traumatic events in Ohio and other states. \nOhioMHAS is currently scheduling up to 12 trainings\, which will each be open to 25 Ohio residents on a first-come\, first-served basis. \nThis occurrence is for Twin Valley regional area: June 5-7\, 2024 in Columbus. Dates announced so far are as follows: \n–Twin Valley regional area: June 5-7\, 2024\, and July 10-12\, 2024\, at the Ohio Department of Natural Resources in Columbus \n–Appalachian regional area: June 11-13\, 2024\, and July 29-31\, at Appalachian Behavioral Healthcare in Athens \n–Summit regional area: July 22-24\, 2024\, and Sept. 30-Oct. 2\, 2024\, at the Montgomery County ADAMHS Board in Dayton \n–Northcoast regional area: Aug. 27-29\, 2024\, and Oct. 8-10\, 2024\, at the ADAMHS Board of Cuyahoga County in Cleveland \n–Heartland regional area: September 24-26\, at Heartland Behavioral Healthcare in Massillon \nOhioMHAS is working on other catchment area training dates and locations and will provide updates as available. \nThese trainings are provided by OhioMHAS. If you are interested in registering\, or if you would like more information about the trainings\, please email Mary Ann Sparks at maryann.sparks@mha.ohio.gov.
URL:https://ovwa.org/event/omhas-nova-crisis-response-team-trainings/
CATEGORIES:Statewide Training Events
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SUMMARY:OCVJC - Equity in Victim Services Panel Series
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by Ohio Crime Victim Justice Center: \nEquity in Victim Services Panel Series \nOCVJC is honored to partner with RaShya Ghee and other community partners and leaders for a 10-week discussion on equity within victim services. RaShya is a fierce attorney and racial equity expert who has created a specialized curriculum on racial equity and justice throughout the country. OCVJC recognizes and acknowledges that victims within oppressed and marginalized communities are victimized at statistically higher rates. Yet\, these victims often do not find justice and healing within the criminal justice system. OCVJC has been working to better serve minorities in underserved communities by expanding direct outreach and services to communities of color. \nFree. Join OCVJC virtually on Zoom EVERY FRIDAY in April through June 7\, 2024. \nThis series is offered by OCVJC. Please contact ofajardo@ocvjc.org with any questions.
URL:https://ovwa.org/event/ocvjc-equity-in-victim-services-panel-series/2024-06-07/
CATEGORIES:OCVJC Events,Statewide Event,Statewide Training Events
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SUMMARY:OVWA Quarterly Member Training: The Impact of Culture: Advocating for Military-Connected Survivors and Community Partnerships
DESCRIPTION:“Culture” describes “the way of life of a particular people or society\,” that encompasses distinctive customs\, beliefs\, attitudes\, and experiences. Military culture boasts strength\, unity\, sacrifice\, and camaraderie to ensure successful missions\, but what happens when there is victimization? How does military culture and historical influences impact survivors? \nPlease join Dr. Ava Ramirez-Ene\, U.S. Marine Corps Veteran and the Military Coordinated Community Response (CCR) Senior Program Manager at the National Organization of Victim Advocacy (NOVA) as we explore the impact of culture and historical trauma on relationships\, highlight unique dynamics and barriers that military-connected survivors face\, and incite dialogue on addressing conflicts between military and civilian community partnerships. This presentation will increase awareness of military culture\, provide support on establishing ethical and culturally responsive partnerships\, and provoke critical thinking by discussing social psychological and historical influences fueling “us v. them” between military\, civilian\, law enforcement\, and BIPoC Communities. It will benefit civilian and military professionals in strengthening their coordinated community response with renewed empathy and understanding to improve support and advocacy for all DVSAS survivors. Attendees will: \n\n–Understand the impact of culture and historical trauma on relationships between military\, civilian\, law enforcement\, and BIPoC Communities.\n–Identify unique dynamics and barriers of military culture impacting survivors of DVSAS.\n–Address common conflicts between military and civilian community partnerships.\n–Explore a collective approach to building Military/Civilian Coordinated Community Response (CCR).\n\nIf you require accommodations\, please email info@ovwa.org by May 31. \nThis training is preapproved for CEU’s from OAN\, NACP\, and the State of Ohio CSWMFT Board.
URL:https://ovwa.org/event/quarterly-member-training-military-connected-survivors-introduction-to-dynamics-advocacy-useful-tools-moving-forward/
CATEGORIES:OVWA Member Events,Statewide Training Events
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