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February 2017
Intro to Oregon’s Crime Victim Compensation & Address Confidentiality Programs
In-person
Regional Victim Assistance Training
Learn more about Oregon’s Crime Victims’ Compensation and Address Confidentiality Programs. The CVCP works to ease financial burden suffered by hundreds of Oregonians each year. This training includes information about program eligibility and benefits, the application process and how payments are handled. Participants will be introduced to the CVCP Client Portal, where they will create an account and practice submitting an application electronically in our computer lab. Other functionality of the client portal will be explored. The ACP is a…
October 2017
The Leadership Dream Team
In-person
Regional Victim Assistance Training
The Five Key Players You Must Have -- Every organization needs a strong leadership team - from the board to the C Suite, to the key managers and staff. What gifts and strengths are needed, especially to achieve success in fundraising? This training will provide a framework for leadership that explores five key leadership roles and their contributions to the organization. This training is best suited for board members, CEOs and executives. Objectives include: 1. Understand the definition, profile and…
2nd Annual Attorney General Rosenblum’s Elder Abuse Conference
Conference
Regional Victim Assistance Training
For the second year in a row, Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum is hosting a conference on elder abuse. The Conference is open to law enforcement, district attorneys, deputy district attorneys, U.S. Attorneys serving in Oregon, Adult Protective Services, medical professionals, and individuals employed by the federal, state or local government. If you are NOT a government employee and would like to register for the conference, please contact Ellen Klem at ellen.klem@doj.oregon.gov
Neurobiology of Domestic Violence & How to Use an Expert
In-person
Regional Victim Assistance Training
Dr. Chris Wilson will go beyond the basics of domestic violence, taking learners into a deeper understanding of the neurobiology of trauma experienced by those who are victimized by their intimate partners. Dr. Wilson will discuss the research on differentiating coercive controlling violence/intimate terrorism and situational couples violence, focusing on the former and explaining how threat networks get conditioned, in some cases after a single exposure in a relationship with an intimate terrorist. Building on this, Ms. Erin Greenawald will…