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Community Green Dot Training Preparations: Partnerships are Key!
Would you like to contribute to a safer community? Are you someone who believes they can actively make a difference? Then the upcoming Community…
What is the Role of the Member Agency?
This month, I want to address a hot topic of discussion: membership. This is especially important, given the upcoming holidays and new year on the…
MNCASA Response to Fifth Minneapolis Star Tribune Denied Justice Article
The Minneapolis Star Tribune released another article in the series Denied Justice, in which more of Minnesota’s victims/survivors of sexual assault courageously…
SART Foundations: Addressing Alcohol and Victim Blame
For the final two year celebration/posts in review, I want to bring forward one that folks have cited as really useful. This post is focused…
We will return shortly!
Happy Wednesday SARTners, You may have noticed that during the month of October, there have been no blog posts. We have had some staff transitions…
Agreement Isn’t Always Positive: The Power of Conflict Within Rural Teams
In the two year review, this is another topic that comes up frequently. Let’s talk about about how to have productive disagreement to really shape…
The Shiny Problem: Focusing Your Team through Key Questions and Agency Commitment
As part of the review of blogs from the last two years, this has been one that I want to bring forward! It is a…
What Topics Do You Want To See?
This post officially marks the end of the second year of the Rural blog! It’s hard to believe that I’ve been writing this blog for…
Coordinator Turnover: An Established Team with a New Coordinator
It’s not just team members and team agencies that experience turnover. A key area of turnover that can be really disruptive to the Sexual Assault…
Listen and Believe: MNCASA Response to Minneapolis Star Tribune’s Denied Justice Article
The Minneapolis Star Tribune released another article in the series Denied Justice, in which some of Minnesota’s victims/survivors of sexual assault courageously shared their experiences.