Training
Join us for a deep dive into submitting successful Relocation and Safety Assistance Applications. Learn more about the application paperwork, documentation needed, and why the documentation is important. Incomplete applications can delay the process for programs and survivors. This two-hour webinar will address what a complete application requires and answer questions from advocates. ODVN Trainers: Shelley Marsh, Director of Program […] You have the opportunity to create youth-centered, family-focused activities in your programming that will welcome children "where they are at" while providing emotional and physical safety through your interactions as an advocate. This training will enhance skills and equip you with trauma-informed approaches to support children in the midst of difficult experiences and many changes in their lives. You will […]
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The Advocates’ Guide to Submitting Successful Relocation Applications
The Advocates’ Guide to Submitting Successful Relocation Applications
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Exploring Activities to Promote Resilience and Regulation for Youth Exposed to DV
Exploring Activities to Promote Resilience and Regulation for Youth Exposed to DV
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In-Person Training
These trainings are offered throughout the year at several locations in Ohio. They provide problem-solving strategies and expertise to meet the ongoing challenges of addressing domestic violence. Most ODVN trainings include CEUs as provided by counselor and social worker provider numbers #RSX040202 and #RCX120302.
Webinars
Webinars provide an in-depth learning experience on multiple topics related to domestic violence. Live webinars are recorded and available to download in the Online Learning Academy.
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Join ODVN online each quarter on the second Tuesday of that month at 2 pm for program updates and mini-training events!
Online Learning Academy
The Online Learning Academy provides a variety of educational opportunities for advocates, allied partners, and others wishing to expand their knowledge of issues related to domestic violence. The online training materials may be in the form of modules, courses, videos, quizzes, and other learning methods.
Technical Assistance and Custom Training
ODVN offers on-site and telephone consultation to domestic violence service providers and allied professionals, including batterer intervention programs. In addition, ODVN assists communities in developing coordinated community responses to domestic violence and sponsors issue-specific networking caucuses and taskforces.
Caucuses and Task Forces
The Ohio Domestic Violence Network supports local member programs through sponsoring task forces and caucuses that address the ways in which domestic violence impacts different communities and groups of people. Caucuses and task forces are made up of professionals, service providers, advocates, and community members who are interested in issues related to specific underserved populations. ODVN has task forces addressing domestic violence and disabilities, domestic violence and immigration, and domestic violence in the LGBTQI community. ODVN also facilitates the Women of Color and Child Advocacy Caucus.
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