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Training Team Scheduling
Scheduling Trainings from ENDGBV
The Training Team at the NYC Mayor’s Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence (ENDGBV) provides engaging, interactive training, and technical assistance to support service providers in effectively identifying and responding to clients experiencing domestic and gender-based violence (DV/GBV). ENDGBV tailors its training to meet organizational/agency staff needs. We are committed to working with each provider to make sure that the training(s) provided are informative, relevant, and fun.
Training sessions require a minimum of 10 participants. Agencies with fewer than 10 staff members are welcome to attend trainings hosted by another agency that provides similar services. There is no participant maximum.
Please see below for a list of ENDGBV’s available trainings. To learn more about the objectives covered in a training or to request a training, please click the box to the left of the training. Please note that the Training Team requires at least 4 weeks advance notice to accommodate scheduling requests.
If your organization is interested in requesting technical assistance and or scheduling professional development training for its staff, please complete the following form. After we receive your request form, a member of our Training Team will contact you to coordinate the logistics.
General Information
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Brief description of your organization/agency (e.g., types of services provided)
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Description of training participants (e.g., social workers)
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In what capacities do the training participants interact with the population served? (i.e., in the field, home visits, office, clinical, etc.)
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How many participants do you anticipate? (each training
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Will this training be mandatory or optional for participants?
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Will the training(s) you are requesting be virtual and/or in-person?
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Trainings Available (please choose at least one)
1. Identifying and Responding to Intimate Partner Violence (IPV)
Duration:
2 hours
Format:
Available virtually (via Microsoft Teams or Zoom) or in person.
Training Objectives:
Define intimate partner violence (IPV) and recognize common forms, dynamics, and impacts of abuse.
Recognize how systemic oppression and inequities create vulnerabilities and barriers for people impacted by IPV.
Identify biases and misconceptions related to survivors, abusive partners, and IPV-related experiences.
Understand trauma responses, high-risk indicators, and implications for practice.
Apply survivor-centered and trauma-informed approaches when engaging with survivors.
Identify resources for survivors.
2. Digital Privacy and Safety for Survivors of DV/GBV
Duration:
2 hours
Format:
Available virtually (via Microsoft Teams or Zoom) or in person.
Training Objectives:
Define technology-facilitated abuse (tech abuse) and recognize its various forms, prevalence, and impact on survivors.
Develop strategies for discussing technology-facilitated abuse with clients using trauma-informed, survivor-centered, and culturally responsive approaches.
Identify privacy and digital safety strategies to help reduce technology-related risks, including:
Recognizing the opportunities and risks associated with AI-powered technologies.
Strengthening the security of cloud-based accounts and digital information.
Implementing location privacy and safety strategies.
Identifying stalkerware and dual-use applications and responding appropriately.
Recognizing and addressing technology-facilitated financial abuse.
Apply available tools and resources to support survivors experiencing technology-facilitated abuse and enhance safety planning.
3. Human Trafficking
Duration:
2 hours
Format:
Available virtually (via Microsoft Teams or Zoom) or in person.
Training Objectives:
Define human trafficking and identify common myths, legal definitions, and its connection to other forms of gender-based violence.
Recognize the structural and social factors that increase vulnerability to human trafficking.
Identify the impacts of trafficking and the barriers survivors face in seeking help and accessing services.
Apply trauma-informed, culturally responsive practices when engaging and supporting trafficking survivors.
Identify resources for survivors.
4. Identifying and Addressing Secondary Trauma
Duration:
2 hours
Format:
Available virtually (via Microsoft Teams or Zoom) or in person.
Training Objectives:
Define trauma and recognize how systems of oppression can create and exacerbate traumatic experiences.
Recognize the signs and impacts of secondary traumatic stress across behavioral, cognitive, physical, and spiritual domains.
Differentiate between secondary traumatic stress, compassion satisfaction, vicarious resilience, and vicarious transformation.
Identify risk and protective factors associated with secondary traumatic stress.
Apply strategies and resources to prevent and address secondary traumatic stress and promote provider well-being.
Identify resources for survivors.
5. Sex Trafficking & Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children and Youth (CSEC)
Duration:
2 hours
Format:
Available virtually (via Microsoft Teams or Zoom) or in person.
Training Objectives:
Define human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC) using global, federal, and New York State laws.
Recognize the structural and systemic factors that increase vulnerability to trafficking and CSEC.
Identify common myths, impacts, and barriers related to trafficking and CSEC.
Apply trauma-informed, culturally responsive practices when supporting individuals impacted by trafficking and CSEC.
Identify resources for survivors.
6. Trauma Responsive Practices: A Holistic Approach
Duration:
2 hours
Format:
Available virtually (via Microsoft Teams or Zoom) or in person.
Training Objectives:
Define trauma and recognize factors that contribute to traumatic experiences.
Differentiate between interpersonal and non-interpersonal trauma and understand trauma’s neurobiological impacts.
Recognize the cognitive, behavioral, physical, and spiritual impacts of trauma and the role of resilience in healing.
Apply trauma- and culturally responsive principles in client engagement and service delivery.
Identify resources for survivors.
7. Domestic and Gender Based Violence: Laying the Foundation
Duration:
2 hours
Format:
Available virtually (via Microsoft Teams or Zoom) or in person.
Training Objectives:
Define various forms of gender-based violence (GBV) and recognize the diverse experiences of survivors.
Recognize the impact of systemic oppression and barriers faced by survivors of GBV.
Define person-centered, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive approaches.
Apply responsive approaches when engaging survivors and responding to disclosures of GBV.
Identify resources for survivors.
Technical Assistance Options (please choose at least one)
Training and Curriculum Development/Enhancement
Assistance with curriculum development/enhancement, implementation, and evaluation.
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