September 2024

Wednesday, October 16th | 11:00AM - 12:30PM CST

This training, provided by the National LGBTQ Institute on Intimate Partner Violence, looks at specific barriers faced by LGBTQ+ survivors when attempting to access safety and shelter and provides tools for creating more inclusive shelter spaces, intakes, and data collection processes. Participants will explore how they can adjust practices in their workplaces to be more inclusive of LGBTQ+ survivors, run through inclusive intake exercises, and practice responding to anti-LGBTQ+ sentiment from staff and other survivors accessing services.

The National LGBTQ Institute on Intimate Partner Violence was created to significantly enhance the safety, support, and health of LGBTQ survivors throughout the United States. The Institute offers state-of-the-art training and technical assistance that significantly expands the capacity of agencies to provide culturally relevant, survivor-centered LGBTQ violence intervention and prevention services. You can reach out to the Institute at info@lgbtqipvinstitute.org for more information.

Don't miss out on October's Lunch & Learn session for an inside look at our hotel room block program, Building Blocks. Explore how we harness our brand relationships and strategic negotiations to secure unmatched rates—entirely cost-free for you. From personalized solutions for various needs to facilitating blocks for specialized programs like crew lodging and emergency housing, uncover the expertise of our hospitality team in securing your ideal hotel options.

The Lunch & Learn series is for Safe Stays customers only. Please do not share or distribute this webinar information to anyone outside of your agency.

Applications for the Pembrook Fellowship are now open 📄

 

The Pembrook Fellowship provides survivors of human trafficking a year-long employment placement throughout the U.S. while boosting host organizations’ capacity to employ survivors. Uniquely designed to foster partnership and collaboration between survivors and allies, the Fellowship matches nonprofit organizations in the anti-trafficking sector with survivor leaders based on their skills, interests, and values. 

 

Visit the link below for a program overview, position descriptions, and directions on how to apply 🔗

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