Advancing Advocacy Training in Tribal Communities is the Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women’s 40-hour core advocacy training for NM state certification that focuses on providing the foundational skills for advocates and first responders who work in the domestic violence fields both with and within, all of New Mexico’s tribal communities. Participants will explore the dynamics of domestic violence in tribal communities, historical trauma, human trafficking of Native women and children, orders of protection, domestic violence against members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community, safety planning and confidentiality, and explore the impacts of domestic violence on Native children. The training also focuses on the role of advocates and teaches self-care skills to enable advocates to be champions for the victim while maintaining a healthy mind and spirit.
Objectives
- Provide foundational training on the dynamics of domestic violence in tribal communities from the perspective of the Native American victim/survivor, child witness, and perpetrator.
- Provide best practices to improve collaboration and partnership amongst tribal leadership, advocates, and criminal justice and community professionals through a multidisciplinary approach.
- Promote effective domestic violence training, prevention, awareness and risk reduction program.
Advancing Advocacy Training in Tribal Communities May 2021
More information coming soon!
CSVANW’s service area is all of New Mexico, the Navajo Nation (northeastern Arizona), and Ysleta del Sur Pueblo in El Paso, Tx. If you are from out of this area and interested in the training, please contact us at 505-243-9199 or email at info@csvanw.org so we can put you in touch with an organization in your region.
40-Hour Core Advancing Advocacy training is held every Spring and Fall.
Photos are from May 14-18, 2018 40 Hour training at Albuquerque Marriott Pyramid North
Photos will be taken of participants at the event for educational and promotional services.
