[Mdt_members] CAMI Weekly News: Week of May 31 - June 4, 2016

Thu Jun 2 08:20:02 PDT 2016

                [CAMI Weekly News  Week of May 31 - June 4, 2016]

        [Solicitations and Learning Opportunities]
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The Oregon Department of Justice, Crime Victims' Services Division (CVSD) and its Advisory Committee and VAWA Implementation Plan Subcommittee are conducting a brief survey to guide the process that ensures that VAWA monies are used to address the highest priority policy and service gaps for survivors of domestic and sexual violence in Oregon. The new Statewide STOP VAWA Implementation Plan for FY 2017 - 2019 must demonstrate how the state enhances coordination and integration of state, local, and tribal law enforcement, prosecution, courts, and victim services response to cases involving violence against victims.

Your survey responses will inform the VAWA Implementation Planning Subcommittee members (and interested stakeholders) as the statewide plan is developed.  Representatives from underserved populations, population specific organizations, the 9 Federally-recognized Tribes, and interested stakeholders are strongly encouraged to participate in the planning process through November 2016. The subcommittee will meet at CVSD on August 26, 2016 from 9 am - 1:30 pm to begin the development of the new Implementation Plan for Oregon.  A separate listserv notification (and posting to the VAWA website) will contain the GoToMeeting link and call in number for those interested in participating in the IP Planning process.

Please circulate this email and survey widely.

Completing the Survey: You can access the survey at:
https://portlandstate.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_b14AvGYE0CiVOp7. It should take you approximately 15 minutes to complete the 12 multiple choice questions in the survey.

Deadline: We will release this survey only once for a two week period to ensure we have reached a broad range of community partners. We would like to have your responses by Friday, 5PM on June 17, 2016.

Questions: If you have any questions about this survey or wish to discuss it (or the upcoming IP Planning meeting) further, please contact Diana Fleming, STOP VAWA Grant Monitor, ODOJ/CVSD, 503.378.6260, or diana.L.fleming at doj.state.or.us<mailto:diana.L.fleming at doj.state.or.us> or Alisha Goodwin, VAWA Grant Specialist, ODOJ/CVSD, 503.378.6270 or alisha.goodwin at doj.state.or.us<mailto:alisha.goodwin at doj.state.or.us>

Introduction to Trauma Informed Care for Children, Caregivers and Ourselves

Friday, June 3, 2016 from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m.

The Oregon Health Authority Child Wellbeing Team is hosting the webinar Introduction to Trauma Informed Care for Children, Caregivers and Ourselves from 10:00-11:30 am on Friday June 3rd, 2016. This intermediate level webinar will be aimed at an audience of early childhood professionals including Home Visitors, Child Care and Early Learning Providers. Please see the attached flyer for more information or register here: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/5402020848403758084.

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FREE WEBINAR
WEBINAR TITLE:
Engaging Spanish-Speaking Men in Immigrant
Communities

DAY AND TIME: June 6, 2 - 3:30 pm EST

FACILITATORS:
Virginia Perez-Ortega, Prevention Director, Enlace Comunitario.
Sandro Anguiano, Engaging Men Project Coordinator, Enlace Comunitario

REGISTRATION: https://cc.readytalk.com/r/bgdzpl3c0mth&eom

DESCRIPTION:
Enlace Comunitario (EC) has an innovative program designed to engage Latino
immigrant men as grassroots violence prevention leaders. EC, in partnership with
other local organizations, offers a culturally specific Latino domestic violence
prevention program focusingon adult men in central New Mexico. The target
population for the program is Spanish-speaking, immigrant adult men of all ages.
Using a culturally specific leadership development curriculum, EC recruits and
trains annually a group of 8-12 Latino immigrant men who previously completed
EC Violence Prevention Classes (Entre Amigos/Amongst Friends) to become
male promotores (Violence Prevention Leaders). Through this webinar, we will
share how Enlace Comunitario engages Latino immigrant men as promotores
and advance the conversation about the importance of engaging and working
with Spanish-speaking men as allies to prevent family violence amongst the
Latn at s in the United States.

This project is supported by Grant No. 2014-TA-AX-K013 awarded by the Office on
Violence Against Women, U.S. Department of Justice. Points of view in this document are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the U.S. Department of Justice

Resource Center on Domestic Violence: Child Protection and Custody - 2016 Summer Webinar Series

Session1: June 17, 2016 at 10am PT|1pmET
Parenting After Trauma, presented by Lorie Sicafuse, PhD, and Alicia Summers, PhD, National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. Register now!<https://rcdvcpc.org/events/summerwebinar2016.html>

Session 2: June 22, 2016 at 10am PT | 1pm ET
CAPTA - A Primer for Advocates, presented by Kiersten Stewart, Futures Without Violence. Register now!<https://rcdvcpc.org/events/summerwebinar2016.html>

Session 3: July 27, 2016 at 10am PT | 1pm ET
Collaboration - A look at the Greenbook and the Safe and Together Model, presented by Melissa Mangiarancina, JD, National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges and David Mandel, David Mandel & Associates. Register now!<https://rcdvcpc.org/events/summerwebinar2016.html>

Session 4: August 4, 2016 at 11am PT | 2pm ET
Strong Collaborative, Strong Families:  Co-located Domestic Violence Services Within Child Welfare, panelists Jo Simonsen, Cara Lanza, and Devin Rojas. Moderated by Lonna Davis. Register now!<https://rcdvcpc.org/events/summerwebinar2016.html>

Session 5: August 24, 2016 at 10am PT | 1pm ET
Working with Men Who Batter, presented by Fernando Mederos, Battered Women's Justice Project. Register now!<https://rcdvcpc.org/events/summerwebinar2016.html>

Session 6: September 7, 2016 at 11am PT | 2pm ET
Trauma-informed Approaches to Domestic Violence Exposure, Adverse Childhood Experiences and Resiliency: Opportunities for Early Child Care Providers, presented by Leiana Kinnicutt, Rebecca Levenson, and a Head Start Provider from Grand Forks, ND, Defending Childhood Initiative, TBD. Facilitated by Mie Fukuda. Register now!<https://rcdvcpc.org/events/summerwebinar2016.html>

Session 7: Date & Time TBD
We Believe Moms Matter: Enhancing Child Welfare Responses to Mothers Experiencing Domestic Violence, presented by Rebecca Levenson, Shellie Taggart, and Child welfare worker TBD. Facilitated by Leiana Kinnicutt. Register now!<https://rcdvcpc.org/events/summerwebinar2016.html>

National Indigenous Women's Resource Center

Are you working with Native youth? Do you have contact with lots of Native women and girls? Please consider joining the
Native American Women's Health Education Resource Center (NAWHERC) <http://mailer.niwrc.org/lt.php?id=fh8MUQUOVBgFDV1OB1ECAA> for a Train the Trainer webinar on
the ABC Workbook - What To Do When You Are Raped on Wednesday, June 22, 2016 at 2:00-3:15PM EDT.

REGISTER for Webinar here<https://cc.readytalk.com/registration/#/?meeting=5ycqj9b0dy7s&campaign=pqyrobsndbsm>

Native Americans are raped at a rate nearly double that any other race annually - 34.1 percent. More than 1 in 3 Native
American women will be raped in their lifetime, and three-fourths have experienced some type of sexual assault in
their lives. We can't wait for the government to act - we must broaden the community response and open up the conversation
in our homes and community centers.

What to Do When You Are Raped: A Handbook for Native Girls<http://mailer.niwrc.org/lt.php?id=fh8MUQUOWxgFDV1OB1ECAA>

A Community Response to the Sexual Assault epidemic Facing Native Women<http://mailer.niwrc.org/lt.php?id=fh8MUQUOWxgFDV1OB1ECAA>

This webinar will provide training to use this handbook as a tool to begin conversations about rape in communities

across Indian Country. These conversations might be mother to daughter, one on one, advocating for tribal policies

or talking to health care providers. This training will prepare community based advocates and families to confront an

unfortunate situation when needed.

Making the Case for Coercive Control

Wednesday, June 22, 2016 / 2:00-3:30 pm Central Time

Content: Family court professionals generally agree that domestic violence comes in many different shapes and sizes and impacts families in many and varied ways. The challenge comes in helping family court professionals differentiate the nature, context and implications of abuse - and account for those differences in child custody decision-making. This session explores the contours of coercive controlling abuse and offers guidance on making a case for coercive control to family court professionals. Register now!<http://bwjp.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=554dc701fd0b3a38d610ccc2c&id=38715baceb&e=86dac3f690>

Presenters: Loretta Frederick, Sr. Legal & Policy Advisor, BWJP and Gabrielle Davis, Legal Policy Advisor, BWJP

Parenting in the Context of Coercive Control

Wednesday, June 29, 2016 / 2:00-3:30 pm Central Time

Content: Recent years have seen a growing awareness that parenting in the context of domestic violence does not look the same in all families or under all circumstances - and that inattention to these variations can undermine effective parenting arrangements following separation. Family court practice must account for the myriad ways in which parenting in the context of domestic violence is enacted and experienced by individual people, including children and their separating parents. This session will offer guidance on identifying, understanding and accounting for the effects of coercive control on post-separation parenting and co-parenting. Register now!<http://bwjp.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=554dc701fd0b3a38d610ccc2c&id=cf1dbc89bc&e=86dac3f690>

Presenters: Loretta Frederick, Sr. Legal & Policy Advisor, BWJP and Gabrielle Davis, Legal Policy Advisor, BWJP.

        [Job Opportunities]

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OJJDP Announces Deputy Administrator Job Opening

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This Senior Executive Service position serves as the Deputy Administrator in OJJDP's leadership team. The incumbent will: (1) oversee the overall administration of OJJDP's research, training and technical assistance, budget and operations, and communication portfolios; (2) be involved in the advocacy of the juvenile justice and delinquency prevention policies and objectives that the OJJDP Administrator establishes; and (3) oversee OJJDP's management plan and associated activities, including budget, human resources, acquisition management, information technology, performance measures, and administrative services. The closing date for applications is July 8, 2016.

Resources:

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Office of Justice Programs, 810 Seventh Street NW, Washington, District of Columbia 20531, United States
800-851-3420

Who: Columbia Gorge Children's Advocacy Center
Where: Hood River
What: Executive Director
SUMMARY:        Under guidelines set by policy, to direct the program and financial matters of the Columbia Gorge Children's Advocacy Center (CGCAC) and to assist the Board of Directors of the CGCAC in its commitment to maximize child abuse prevention and intervention services to children and their families in the Columbia Gorge region.
For more information, see the attachment in this email.
Who: Children's Center
Where: Clackamas County
What: Part-Time Nurse Practitioner (PNP or FNP) or Physician (MD or DO)
Join our caring and dedicated team of Child Abuse Examiners. Examiners provide sensitive and thorough medical evaluations of children suspected to be victims of abuse or neglect. They are a key part of a multidisciplinary team approach to the evaluation of suspected child abuse, working in partnership with forensic interviewers, family support specialists, and community partners.  Schedule will be 24 hours/week with the possibility for increased hours.

To Apply:  please visit www.childrenscenter.cc<http://www.childrenscenter.cc> for a full job posting & application details under the "Get Involved" tab.  Qualified candidates may send a resume and cover letter to HR at childrenscenter.cc<mailto:HR at childrenscenter.cc> for immediate consideration. Include "Examiner" in the subject line of your email.

See attachment for more details

Who: Children's Advocacy Center of Jackson County
Where: Medford, OR
What: Nurse Practitioner
The Children's Advocacy Center of Jackson County seeks a highly qualified Nurse Practitioner to perform medical evaluations of suspected child abuse victims. The provider shall conduct examinations in the clinic setting, and will also participate in child abuse prevention efforts and education.   Pediatric experience is required, and knowledge in the diagnoses and treatment of child maltreatment is preferred. Duties would include direct patient care in the Children's Advocacy Center clinic to include some after hours and on call coverage. The provider shall be supervised by the CAC Medical Director.  The provider would also be required to testify in the event of legal proceedings.  The Children's Advocacy Center is looking for a highly motivated professional to join our mission which is to provide a compassionate, multidisciplinary approach to the prevention, treatment, identification, investigation, and prosecution of child abuse. For more information, see the flyer included in this email.

To Apply: Interested candidates should submit Cover Letter and Resume by email to Tammi Pitzen at tpitzen at cacjc.org<mailto:tpitzen at cacjc.org> or mail to 816 West 10th Street, Medford, OR 97501 Attn: Tammi Pitzen
For more information including job description, compensation information and how to apply, see the attachment in this email.
Who: Children's Advocacy Center of Jackson County
Where: Medford, OR
What: Licensed Therapist
Provide mental health clinical assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of sexually and physically abused children and support for their non-offending families.  Participate in Children's Advocacy Center training and collaboration with other agencies in responding to child abuse reports. :  Master's Degree in mental health related field and a professional license in social work or marriage and family therapy.  We prefer at least five years of experience in a mental health setting dealing with individual, family, and group therapy for a range of child abuse and neglect issues, including domestic violence and drug endangerment.  Applicants should have a thorough knowledge of the principles and practices of mental health diagnosis, treatment planning and effective treatment modalities and the ability to work cooperatively with families, law enforcement, other agency personnel, and community partners. For more information, see the flyer included in this email.
Prefer Bilingual (Spanish/English)
For more information including job description, compensation information, and how to apply, see the attachment in this email.

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