Objectives:

• To learn the laws surrounding sexual harassment on tribal, state, and federal levels.
• To learn what sexual harassment is and how it affects tribal communities. 
• To learn tools on how to address sexual harassment by using TIMES UP.

Registration Closes on April 26, 2019 @ 1:00 PM

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Across our region, the Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women(CSVANW) has seen an increase of trafficking cases involving our most vulnerable, our Native women and children.  

This training will provide in-depth information on effective strategies for identifying and responding to Native women and children being trafficked in New Mexico's tribal communities. The target audience includes direct service providers, case managers, and advocates. The training will focus on the following areas: 

• The legal steps involved with expunging criminal records related to trafficking (theft, prostitution, drug convictions)  
• An overview of victim rights and laws, including federal and state laws   
• Introduction to understanding cultural humility when working with Native survivors   Explore strategies for improving response and coordination among tribal, state, and federal service agencies

Registration Closes on May 2, 2019 @ 3:00 PM

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