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Weigh In Wednesday: What Is Victim Centered?
Like last month, I want to tackle some phrases that I hear and see frequently in teams, at conferences, and in publications. This month, let’s…
Implementing Trauma Informed For Your SART Members
Working in sexual violence response is deeply rewarding and also, deeply draining work. Each day, we listen to and support those experiencing high levels of…
Resource Spotlight: Rebecca Campbell’s Neurobiology of Trauma Webinar
When I’m working with teams or new team coordinators, I always recommend that everyone watches Dr. Rebecca Campbell’s webinar on the neurobiology of trauma. She…
SART Foundations: Incorporating Trauma Informed in Your Team
Sexual Assault Response Teams across the U.S. and the territories are becoming more and more focused on the concept of being trauma informed in their work—meaning that…
Weigh-In Wednesday: What Does Trauma Informed Mean to You?
Working in and around sexual violence, we are bound to run into the phrase trauma informed somewhere. As a technical assistance provider to Sexual Assault Response Teams,…
Growing Towards Justice For All—Addressing Oppression in Our Work
I want to talk about an incredibly important issue that is challenging to discuss on our SARTs, in our communities, and in our work: oppression.
Resource Spotlight: Praxis International
As we are discussing growth mindset and making changes in our approaches, Praxis International is an excellent resource for rural grantees! Praxis helps those doing work…
SART Foundations: Building the Framework of Growth and Improvement
The Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) is capable of magical things, when SARTners are all working together to coordinate better responses. I was recently out…
Weigh In Wednesday: Reimagining Failure and the Growth Mindset
There’s been so much written on the ways in which failure can be a positive—sometimes, it seems like delusion and other times, it is comforting.