Domestic Abuse Tribal Advocate Institute (DATI) Colorado Springs, CO 80918 DATI provides 40 hours of training to build the critical framework for Tribal Domestic Violence Advocates to effectively and appropriately respond to domestic violence victims in their communities.
Topics:
Historical Context for Violence against Native Women
Dynamics of Domestic Violence
Role of the Advocate
Domestic Violence and its Impact on Children
Teen Dating Violence
Dangerousness and Managing Safety
VAWA Protections
Advocate Confidentiality
Legal Advocacy and Civil Remedies
Technology Safety
Coordinated Community Response
Advocacy for Battered Women Arrested
Community Resources
Advocate Self-care
AGENDA for the training is currently being updated and will be available June 2022.
Faculty
Victoria Ybanez, Red Wind Executive Director
Hope Wenke, Red Wind Responses for Urban Natives TTA Coordinator
Discount for additional registrations made at the same time: * 2ND registration $625.00 * 3RD registration $600.00 Lodging information and travel information can be found on the N-TAC main page when it becomes available.
Any questions, you can contact our office at 833-719-9463 or ntac@red-wind.net.
For any Office on Violence against Women (OVW) Grantee planning to use funds for their registration and travel expenses:
If you do not already have this training in your approved budget, you will need to request permission from OVW using a GAN.