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A Framework for SART Effectiveness: Part 4
Guest Blog by Katie Johnson | STOP Projects Coordinator at SVJI @MNCASA In today’s blog, we’ll cover two more of the six internal factors that…
A Framework for SART Effectiveness: Part 3
Guest Blog by Katie Johnson | STOP Projects Coordinator at SVJI @MNCASA Welcome back! This week’s blog will be centered on the next two of…
A Framework for SART Effectiveness: Part 2
Guest Blog by Katie Johnson | STOP Projects Coordinator at SVJI @MNCASA Welcome back to our series of blogs about SVJI’s new Framework for SART…
A Framework for SART Effectiveness: Part 1
Guest Blog by Katie Johnson | STOP Projects Coordinator at SVJI @MNCASA Happy Wednesday, everyone! For the next several weeks, we’re going to be blogging…
Structuring Your Sex Trafficking Protocol Team
Guest Blog by Sarah Florman | Trafficking Policy Coordinator at SVJI @MNCASA In the earlier parts of this blog series, we spoke about some of…
The Response for Minor Victims/Survivors of Sex Trafficking
Guest Blog by Sarah Florman | Trafficking Policy Coordinator at SVJI @MNCASA Why do communities need to have a response in place specifically for sex…
Sex Trafficking and SARTs
Guest Blog by Sarah Florman | Trafficking Policy Coordinator at SVJI @MNCASA The issue of sex trafficking has received significant attention in the past few…
SARTs and Prevention: Spectrum of Prevention and Systems-Change
In our April webinar, we talked about how teams need to have a shared understanding of prevention. As with many other terms (like success and trauma-informed),…
SARTs and Prevention: 4 Key Considerations
One of the questions that I hear often from teams is, “How can we do prevention within our work?” For a long part of my…
Prevention and SARTs: Introduction
Recently, we here at the Sexual Violence Justice Institute hosted the webinar SARTs and Prevention: Considerations for Team Leaders. I wanted to pull from that…