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September 2020
Ride for Respect
Calling all motorcycle enthusiasts! Join us for the Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence's first annual Ride for Respect: a self-guided motorcycle ride around Indianapolis in support of healthy, equitable and respectful relationships. It is absolutely free to join the ride. However, we are offering several options to donate or help fundraise for ICADV. The money raised from this event will help meet the needs of domestic violence programs and survivors in the wake of a global pandemic. Donations will provide assistance with rent, utility assistance, food, and…
Find out more »Advocates as Expert Witnesses in Domestic Violence Cases
ICADV Training Coordinator Caryn Burton will partner with Amy Blackett, Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Resource Prosecutor with the Indiana Prosecuting Attorney's Council to facilitate a discussion about advocates providing expert witness testimony in domestic and sexual violence cases. Topics covered will include the legal basis for expert testimony in DV/SV cases. what prosecutors are looking for in an expert witness, some tips and tools to keep in mind when testifying, and a mock direct questioning. This webinar is primarily…
Find out more »Resources for Immigrant Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence
ICADV staff attorney and Immigration Legal Resource Project coordinator Jocelyn Alday will facilitate this session. Topics covered will include the realities facing immigrant survivors, specific relief available to immigrant survivors, and how advocates and victim assistants can best assist immigrant survivors with immigration concerns. REGISTRATION~ REQUIRED https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMrceqqrz0sE9GROzdhmG4E2ivAY1On9QPT
Find out more »October 2020
Survivor Services Programs of the Indiana Attorney General’s Office
Join ICADV as we host Ellen Fuller, Director of the Victim Services Division of the Indiana Attorney General's Office, to discuss the resources and programs available to survivors. Programs highlighted will be the Address Confidentiality Program and the HOPE Card program, as well as others.
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Homicide: Serving the Survivors
Losing a close friend or family member through an act of violence is a traumatic, incomprehensible experience that changes the world of the survivor forever. For the advocate, working with survivors of homicide victims means supporting and assisting the survivors through the most shattering experience of their lives. Homicide: Serving the Survivors, will focus on assisting secondary victims of homicide navigate through grief and the criminal justice system. In this two-day training, you will learn about some of the common…
Find out more »November 2020
Emergency Transfer Plans
Larisa Kofman, J.D. and Karlo Ng, J.D., with the National Alliance for Safe Housing, and Kerry Hyatt Bennett, J.D., with the Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence will be conducting the following webinar: Housing Protections for Survivors of Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Stalking and Sexual Assault. The webinar will provide an overview of federal and Indiana laws, focusing on discrimination, emergency transfers, documentation, and notice/rental agreements/lease requirements under federal and Indiana laws. The webinar is geared toward community-based advocates and direct service…
Find out more »Housing First
In collaboration with the National Network to End Domestic Violence. Learn the model for providing Domestic Violence Housing First, contrasted with standard Housing First practices, with NNEDV's Senior Housing Policy & Practice Specialist Debbie Fox and consider how to develop and adopt DVHF programs for survivors. About the Presenter: Debbie Fox, MSW, has worked in the domestic and sexual violence movement for over 20 years with a focus on fundraising, organizational development, nonprofit administration, and domestic violence population-specific housing and economic justice programming.…
Find out more »Trauma-Informed Care
Learn the framework for trauma-informed care and its essential application in working with survivors, including agency-based incorporation of trauma-informed practices and services that support survivors’ safety, autonomy, and well-being. Participants will have increased knowledge of and engage in innovative safe housing programming for survivors in their communities. About the Presenter: Kris Billhardt, M.ED., ED.S., NASH’s Director of Program and Practice Innovation, has worked in the domestic and sexual violence movement for over three decades. As a service provider, manager, educator, and…
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