by FORGE Intern | Mar 16, 2012
by FORGE Intern | Mar 16, 2012
Power and control tactics are often a central framework for discussing intimate partner violence. This webinar guides participants through detailed trans-specific power and control tactics both used against transgender and non-binary individuals, as well as those that...
by FORGE Intern | Mar 16, 2012
Creating a trans-welcoming environment involves more than an agency checking off boxes on a cultural competency checklist. This webinar reviews key transgender-specific 2011 research data highlighting why transgender victims/survivors are hesitant to access services...
by FORGE Intern | Mar 16, 2012
This webinar encourages participants to expand their transgender vocabulary and conceptual framework(s), specifically in how they apply to transgender sexual assault survivors. Viewers will increase their ability to fluidly and respectfully interact with and serve...
by FORGE Intern | Mar 16, 2012
Transcript of a Twitter Chat focused on Trans101 questions and answers.
by FORGE Intern | Mar 16, 2012
This fast-paced webinar for victim service providers serving transgender survivors of sexual assault and other forms of violence includes: 1) discussing the diversity under the “transgender umbrella” 2) exploring social, medical, legal, and other options transgender...
by FORGE Intern | Mar 16, 2012
This fast-paced webinar for victim service providers serving transgender survivors of sexual assault and other forms of violence includes: 1) discussing the diversity under the “transgender umbrella” 2) exploring social, medical, legal, and other options transgender...
by FORGE Intern | Jun 30, 2011
Two-page tip sheet with 12 ways to be trans-welcoming. Addresses language, manners, signage, client resources, supplies, bathrooms, paperwork, connect, train, follow the leader, be an advocate, and be creative.
by FORGE Intern | Jun 17, 2011
Both male sexual abuse survivors and female perpetrators are routinely underestimated. This article explores five interrelated reasons why: social stereotypes; stereotypes about elder abuse; training and assessment tools; research literature; and problems with data...
by FORGE Intern | Dec 16, 2010
Lengthy discussion of how to help clients facing sex-segregated services decisions. Includes example, reasons sex-segregated services exist, impact, and four ways to serve your client. Also includes a chart of approaches and a decision-making flowchart.
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