WEBINARS

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    • Recorded on
    • Thursday
    • March 9

    Collaboration Between Rape Crisis Programs and Corrections Facilities in New Mexico

    Collaboration Between Rape Crisis Programs and Corrections Facilities in New Mexico, is part of a webinar series on how corrections agencies and rape crisis programs are working together to ensure that incarcerated survivors get the help that they need and deserve. This interactive session explores the ways that small and large jails alike can benefit from partnerships with community-based organizations and highlights the successful partnership between the Metropolitan Detention Center in Alburquerque, NM (MDC) and the New Mexico Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs (NMCSAP), the statewide sexual assault coalition that provides support to local rape crisis programs. Carla Gallegos-Ortega, Project Manager with NMCSAP, and Roman Varela, PREA Administrator from MDC, join JDI Senior Program Director Jessica Serrano Seipel.

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    • Recorded on
    • Thursday
    • December 8

    Confidential Victim Advocacy for Survivors of Sexual Violence in Detention Practical Considerations

    A webinar to help victim advocates and corrections officials better understand the confidentiality requirements applicable to emotional support services for incarcerated survivors.

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    • Recorded on
    • Tuesday
    • November 15

    Ensuring Access to Services for Incarcerated Survivors: A Case Study from Oregon

    A webinar for corrections officials and victim advocates highlighting the successful partnership between the Oregon Department of Corrections (OR DOC) and the Center for Hope and Safety (the Center), a local victim services program serving several of the state’s prisons.

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    • Recorded on
    • Thursday
    • April 8

    (Spanish Version) Medical Forensic Exams for Incarcerated Survivors: PREA Case Studies

    In this supplement to the three-part PREA webinar series hosted by the National PREA Resource Center (PRC) and the International Association of Forensic Nurses (IAFN), Just Detention International (JDI) will join the PRC and IAFN experts to share case study examples relating to the provision of medical forensic exams for incarcerated survivors. Drawing from key issues explored in the three-part series, as well as participant feedback, the case study examples will illustrate some of the foremost challenges to delivering care and collecting evidence in the aftermath of sexual abuse. Specifically, the speakers will highlight the appropriate activation and response process for accessing the medical forensic examination, how to maintain effective communication throughout the response process, considerations for the medical forensic exam, and post-assault care for incarcerated survivors — through the lens of the pertinent PREA standards.

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    • Recorded on
    • Thursday
    • April 8

    Medical Forensic Exams for Incarcerated Survivors: PREA Case Studies

    In this supplement to the three-part PREA webinar series hosted by the National PREA Resource Center (PRC) and the International Association of Forensic Nurses (IAFN), Just Detention International (JDI) will join the PRC and IAFN experts to share case study examples relating to the provision of medical forensic exams for incarcerated survivors. Drawing from key issues explored in the three-part series, as well as participant feedback, the case study examples will illustrate some of the foremost challenges to delivering care and collecting evidence in the aftermath of sexual abuse. Specifically, the speakers will highlight the appropriate activation and response process for accessing the medical forensic examination, how to maintain effective communication throughout the response process, considerations for the medical forensic exam, and post-assault care for incarcerated survivors — through the lens of the pertinent PREA standards.

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