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	1:00 pm The Accountability Dialogues		11:00 am JDI: When Survival is Punished: What We Can Learn and Do in Massachusetts.	2:00 pm Aequitas: The Criminal Legal System from the Kid's Perspective: Supporting Child Victims and Witnesses
				4:15 pm Brooklyn Law School: And So I Stayed: Film Screening and Panel Discussion

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			1:00 pm LEADER OR LONER: HOW TO CENTER & SUPPORT STAFF BELONGING TO COMMUNITIES EXPERIENCING SYSTEMIC OPPRESSION-WCSAP	11:00 am Facilitating Towards Accountability Digital Training-RJI and May Day Space
			7:00 pm Sexual Violence Center And The Sexual Assault And Crime Victims Assistance Program-Invisible War Film Screening and Panel Discussion About Military Sexual Violence

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		2:00 pm PreventConnect- Connecting with Community to Prevent Sexual & Intimate Partner Violence During Crisis: Lessons Learned from Minnesota	In Our Own Voices, Inc. National Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender People of Color Conference
		3:00 pm Examining Disproportionate Impact on Women of Color and Proposed Change in the Law of Consent in Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Cases	1:00 pm STRADDLING THE LINE BETWEEN ORGANIZATIONAL BRAVERY AND STAFF BURNOUT-WCSAP	9:00 am Trauma-Informed Supervision: Competencies and Practices-OVS and IMDH	2:00 pm Watch and Discuss "Still Human 淪落人" With Womankind
			3:00 pm The Evidence Hour - Bullying as a Developmental Precursor to Sexual and Dating Violence Across Adolescence- Center for Victim Research	10:30 am New York State Trauma-Informed Network Annual Meeting
				1:00 pm NIWAP: Battered Spouse Waiver: Immigration Relief Available for Abused Immigrant Spouses of U.S. Citizens
				2:00 pm Hearts & Arts November Meeting-NYSCASA
				3:00 pm Alternative Mental Health Crisis Response Convening
				3:00 pm IVAT: Decolonizing Indigenous Trauma Treatment and Research Paradigms
				3:00 pm Decolonizing Indigenous Trauma Treatment and Research Paradigms: IVAT
				3:00 pm Ask an Expert Series Strategies for Funding and Sustaining Your Anti-Trafficking Work-NCVC

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The Accountability Dialogues

1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

JDI: When Survival is Punished: What We Can Learn and Do in Massachusetts.

11:00 am - 1:00 pm

Aequitas: The Criminal Legal System from the Kid's Perspective: Supporting Child Victims and Witnesses

2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Brooklyn Law School: And So I Stayed: Film Screening and Panel Discussion

4:15 pm - 7:30 pm

LEADER OR LONER: HOW TO CENTER & SUPPORT STAFF BELONGING TO COMMUNITIES EXPERIENCING SYSTEMIC OPPRESSION-WCSAP

1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Sexual Violence Center And The Sexual Assault And Crime Victims Assistance Program-Invisible War Film Screening and Panel Discussion About Military Sexual Violence

7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Facilitating Towards Accountability Digital Training-RJI and May Day Space

11:00 am - 12:00 pm

Upcoming NYSCADV Events

Legislative Advocacy Day

NYSCADV's Annual Legislative Day of Advocacy will occur on Tuesday, April 29, 2025. Stay tuned for further details.

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