This training addresses the challenges commonly faced by those working in the criminal justice field. The work can be deeply rewarding, but it can also leave lasting impressions from the […]
Hosted by the Ohio Domestic Violence Network Join ODVN for this comprehensive, foundational training series to develop core skills and enhance current knowledge of advocacy for domestic violence survivors. This virtual training […]
Hosted by the Ohio Domestic Violence Network Come and join Sonia Ferencik at ODVN’s annual in-person retreat at Highbanks MetroParks. Advocates will immerse themselves in guided imagery, art-based expression, and somatic practices, all while connecting with peers in the healing presence of community and nature. This retreat offers a chance to pause, reflect, and honor […]
Hosted by the Ohio Crime Victim Justice Center: OCVJC offers free cross-disciplinary victims’ rights training via live interactive webinars. These trainings focus on new rights under House Bill 343 and Senate Bill 16, which became effective in 2023, as well as recent case law, and serve to provide the education and tools necessary to help […]
Hosted by Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence OAESV’s 2026 Annual Conference will serve as a cornerstone of Hope, Build, Thrive – a yearlong campaign focused on nurturing resilience, strengthening networks, and driving bold, collective action to end sexual violence. Across two inspiring days, participants will engage in dynamic workshops, thought-provoking keynote sessions, and intentional […]
Hosted by the Ohio Attorney General’s Elder Abuse Commission: Prevent, Prosecute, Prevail This conference, hosted by the AGO’s Elder Abuse Commission and the Elder Justice Unit of the Ohio Attorney General’s Office, provides professionals who work with older adults convenient opportunities to network with local, state and federal partners and to learn from one another. […]
Technology is evolving at a rapid pace, and while it brings innovation and connection, it also creates new avenues for harm. Stalking and digital abuse increasingly exploit modern tools, leaving victims vulnerable in ways that are complex and difficult to address. This training will deepen attendees’ understanding of how technology intersects with victimization and how […]
Join us for the OVWA Quarterly Membership Meeting – all members are invited and encouraged to attend. We aim to connect with advocates and advocacy programs throughout the state, as well as share what OVWA has been working on. We would love to highlight the work you are doing in your programs. Please reach out […]
Hosted by the National Organization for Victim Advocacy (NOVA): NOVA’s 52nd Annual Training Event – Why We Advocate: Stronger Together July 21-23 | Las Vegas, NV This national conference provides the victim assistance community of advocates, crisis responders, and other allied professionals with an opportunity to connect and learn best emerging practices for serving crime […]
Navigating generational differences in the workplace is both a challenge and an opportunity, especially when we rely on collaboration, communication, and shared values to support survivors. This training will provide an overview of distinct generational similarities and differences, and how these can be utilized in a trauma-informed manner to best support advocacy teams. Participants will […]
Immigration is a complex and evolving issue that directly shapes the work of advocates. This webinar provides a clear foundation for understanding immigration terminology and the diverse pathways individuals take to come to the United States, while emphasizing the importance of cultural humility in practice. Participants will gain insight into recent immigration law updates and […]
Hosted by the Ohio Domestic Violence Network This training will explore the best practices for a coordinated community response team (CCRT) and the role that CCRTs can play in holding offenders accountable and promoting safety for survivors. Participants will learn from staff at domestic violence member programs who are part of CCRTs in their communities, […]
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