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X-WR-CALDESC:In late 2018\, NYSCADV asked domestic violence advocates to re
 -imagine the future of domestic violence services in New York State. Advoc
 ates were encouraged to picture themselves three years in the future and t
 o envision the successes accomplished by DV programs\, advocates and survi
 vors at that time. How are DV programs funded in the future? What services
  are being provided? How are DV programs working with other stakeholders t
 o end domestic violence?\n\nThis visioning exercise was undertaken at our 
 DV Program Directors Roundtable on November 28th.  Since then\, we have re
 ceived several requests to continue this important discussion as we work t
 o strengthen the leadership of advocates and create a new model for domest
 ic violence services and prevention efforts in New York.\n\nWe are pleased
  to announce that the second part of this visioning exercise will be held 
 on April 16\, 2019\, in Albany. Please join NYSCADV to re-imagine elements
  of current dv system structures\, funding\, regulations\, monitoring\, pr
 ogram operations\, and innovations that we want to establish or enhance.\n
 \nWho should attend: Registration is open only to program staff of private
 \, nonprofit\, nongovernmental organizations and programs that have a prim
 ary purpose of providing shelter and supportive services to adult and yout
 h victims of family violence\, domestic violence\, or dating violence\, an
 d their dependents.  This includes\, but is not limited to\, programs lice
 nsed by the NYS Office for Children and Family Services or have local NY D
 epartment of Social Services contracts to provide domestic violence servic
 es\, either residential or nonresidential.  \n\nWe highly encourage staff 
 in the following positions to attend:\n\nProgram Directors\nStaff in a sup
 ervisory role or their designees\nDeep thinkers and visionary advocates\nA
 ny program staff interested in participating this visioning exercise\nThis
  conversation is more critical now than ever as the state of New York has 
 launched several initiatives which will impact domestic violence services.
  Please join us in creating our future!
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DESCRIPTION:In late 2018\, NYSCADV asked domestic violence advocates to re-
 imagine the future of domestic violence services in New York State. Advoca
 tes were encouraged to picture themselves three years in the future and to
  envision the successes accomplished by DV programs\, advocates and surviv
 ors at that time. How are DV programs funded in the future? What services 
 are being provided? How are DV programs working with other stakeholders to
  end domestic violence?\n\nThis visioning exercise was undertaken at our D
 V Program Directors Roundtable on November 28th.  Since then\, we have rec
 eived several requests to continue this important discussion as we work to
  strengthen the leadership of advocates and create a new model for domesti
 c violence services and prevention efforts in New York.\n\nWe are pleased 
 to announce that the second part of this visioning exercise will be held o
 n April 16\, 2019\, in Albany. Please join NYSCADV to re-imagine elements 
 of current dv system structures\, funding\, regulations\, monitoring\, pro
 gram operations\, and innovations that we want to establish or enhance.\n
 \nWho should attend: Registration is open only to program staff of private
 \, nonprofit\, nongovernmental organizations and programs that have a prim
 ary purpose of providing shelter and supportive services to adult and yout
 h victims of family violence\, domestic violence\, or dating violence\, an
 d their dependents.  This includes\, but is not limited to\, programs lice
 nsed by the NYS Office for Children and Family Services or have local NY D
 epartment of Social Services contracts to provide domestic violence servic
 es\, either residential or nonresidential.  \n\nWe highly encourage staff 
 in the following positions to attend:\n\nProgram Directors\nStaff in a sup
 ervisory role or their designees\nDeep thinkers and visionary advocates\nA
 ny program staff interested in participating this visioning exercise\nThis
  conversation is more critical now than ever as the state of New York has 
 launched several initiatives which will impact domestic violence services.
  Please join us in creating our future!
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20190416T160000
LOCATION:Albany\, NY
SUMMARY:Roundtable for Domestic Violence Advocates: Reimaging the Future of
  Domestic Violence Services
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