Resources from the National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV) COVID-19 Webinars and Resources
In response to the current national emergency, NCDVTMH will continue to provide updates, resources, and tip sheets to support domestic violence and sexual assault advocacy organizations and coalitions in responding to the trauma, mental health, and substance use-related needs of survivors and their families.
NEW: Supporting Survivors’ Access to Substance Use Disorder and Mental Health Services During the COVID-19 Emergency Guidance
Review Guidance
For additional information on supporting safety for people who use substances, here are some resources from reputable sources:
- Harm Reduction Coalition COVID-19 Guidance
- Practicing Harm Reduction in the COVID-19 Outbreak
- COVID-19 Guidance for Bridge Programs and MAT Services
- COVID-19 Guidance for People Who Use Substances
For additional information on domestic violence advocacy in the context of COVID-19, here are some trusted sources:
- Futures Without Violence Information on COVID-19 for Survivors, Communities, and DV/SA Programs
- VAWNet: Preventing and Managing the Spread of COVID-19 Within Domestic Violence Programs
- WSCADV's Response to Coronavirus & Resource Round-up
For Decision Makers: Privacy Matters: Working Remotely During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Wednesday, March 25 at 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM PT
Meant specifically for organization decision makers, this webinar will dive into the most important pieces we need to consider when implementing technology to work remotely. As programs and communities continue to adjust to the ongoing COVID-19 public health crisis, decisions are being made quickly in regards to how we effectively do our jobs while maintaining social distancing. This webinar will explore the tools available for remote work that specifically offer the privacy and security options necessary for programs working with survivors. Although the content will be focused for those who are making decisions around technology and services, anyone who is using these technologies are also welcome to join.
Presenter: Toby Shulruff (Safety Net, NNEDV); Laura Penney-Edwards (Safe Passage)
To register, please follow this link
For IT Staff: Privacy Matters: Working Remotely During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Friday, March 27 at 9:00 – 10:00 AM PT
This webinar will be a dedicated space for IT professionals to discuss how technology needs to be designed and implemented for victim service agencies who are navigating important and strict confidentiality obligations. A seasoned IT professional who has specialized in focusing on victim service programs will respond to questions.
Presenters: Steven Jenkins (EmpowerDB); Toby Shulruff (Safety Net, NNEDV)
To register, please follow this link.
For Advocates: Using Technology to Communicate with Survivors During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Friday, March 27 at 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM PT
This webinar is meant for front-line advocates who are navigating using technology to continue providing support to survivors. Whether answering hotline calls, hosting online support groups, or facilitating a forum discussion; this webinar will look at the challenges and opportunities raised by tele/online-support services. Many of the skills needed are those advocates already have – we’ll look at how the existing skills of empathy and active listening translate to online spaces. We’ll also explore considerations for ensuring informed consent, prioritizing privacy and confidentiality, and maintaining tech security.
Presenters: Corbin Streett (Safety Net, NNEDV); Rachel Gibson (Safety Net, NNEDV), Stacey Sarver (Women’s Law, NNEDV)
To register, please follow this link
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