by FORGE Intern | Aug 4, 2015
Description of 10 2015-2018 events related to serving trans survivors of sexual and domestic violence. Hosted by the Nebraska Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence Register today! https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8637252443190465537 Date: August 19,...
by FORGE Intern | Aug 4, 2015
by FORGE Intern | May 17, 2015
While many transgender people see individual therapists, choosing and working with a therapist can be more complex for the half of transgender people who are also sexual assault survivors. This 107-page guide addresses many of the specific questions trans survivors...
by FORGE Intern | Mar 5, 2015
Around half of the murders of trans women of color are actually intimate partner violence; this tip sheet talks about practical preventative tactics, including safety tips for victims, tips for service providers, and ways all of us can create safer environments and...
by FORGE Intern | Feb 13, 2014
Guest presenter Rebecca Dreke of the Stalking Resource Center provides foundational information on stalking, including common stalking dynamics, the impact on victims, and how victim service providers can better assist transgender victims and survivors of stalking....
by FORGE Intern | Jan 10, 2013
This lengthy, trans-specific safety planning tool covers: basic facts about intimate partner violence; safety planning; groundwork; staying safe at home; emergency safety bag; financial planning; safe havens; safety in your new place; safety on the job and in public;...
by FORGE Intern | Aug 16, 2012
Many services are sex-segregated, which creates barriers for transgender clients (and providers) who are seeking the care and services they deserve. This webinar examines how to creatively advocate for and with your clients.
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 | Oct 17, 2006
Many DV/SA agencies advertise to “LGBT” communities but fail to change the many messages they send that male-identified people are not welcome. This article explores the problems and solutions.
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