Poster

When Mom Gets Abused Her Children Suffer Too

This 17” x 11”poster was designed for pediatric health care settings and identifies for parents how domestic violence may impact the health of their child. The poster is accompanied by a photograph of a young boy and the caption reads: “When Mom Gets Abused Her Children Suffer Too”.

The Poster identifies the health effects of domestic violence on children and encourages parents to talk to their health care provider for more information. Additionally, the poster encourages people to call 911; or the National Hotline on Domestic Violence (including TDD number) for help. Available in English and Spanish.

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Webinar

Supporting Survivors at the Intersection of Immigration and Child Welfare

This webinar will discuss the current research about detention and the importance of trauma-informed approaches for survivors and their children. Presenters will discuss guidelines for child welfare to support family reunification when a parent is in detention and share how COVID-19 has affected immigrant families who are involved with child welfare. They will highlight the importance of enhanced safety planning to make sure immigrant survivors know their rights and can access help.

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Event

Innovation on Demand Part 1: Implementing Culturally-Responsive and Trauma-Informed Telehealth Services and Family-Centered Practice During COVID-19

This webinar will discuss the prevalence of opioid use and addiction. Presenters will also talk about how it intersects with those affected by domestic violence, particularly children. There will be a strong focus on concrete harm reduction strategies that providers can use with adult and child survivors of domestic violence.

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Webinar

Innovation on Demand Part 3: Well-being as a Pathway to Safety

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When Mom Gets Abused Her Children Suffer Too

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