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X-WR-CALDESC:This webinar will explore the ramifications of the COVID-19 pa
 ndemic stay-at-home orders for survivors of partner abuse\, their families
 \, communities and the advocates who serve them. Safety from abuse is most
  often conceptualized as separation from an abuser\, but with shut downs a
 nd social distancing orders in place\, movement is restricted and access t
 o familiar institutional resources\, such as emergency shelter space\, cou
 rts and restraining orders is limited. Under these circumstances\, COVID-1
 9 has caused a shift in focus to consideration of other\, less mainstream 
 options for safety. This creates an opportunity that centers the needs of 
 diverse survivors\, re-imagines the role of advocates and communities\, br
 ings vital resources into sharper focus and re-visits what it means to be 
 empowered towards safety and autonomy. These opportunities may serve us we
 ll in understanding and crafting safe options for survivors\, even beyond 
 this current moment.
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DESCRIPTION:This webinar will explore the ramifications of the COVID-19 pan
 demic stay-at-home orders for survivors of partner abuse\, their families\
 , communities and the advocates who serve them. Safety from abuse is most 
 often conceptualized as separation from an abuser\, but with shut downs an
 d social distancing orders in place\, movement is restricted and access to
  familiar institutional resources\, such as emergency shelter space\, cour
 ts and restraining orders is limited. Under these circumstances\, COVID-19
  has caused a shift in focus to consideration of other\, less mainstream o
 ptions for safety. This creates an opportunity that centers the needs of d
 iverse survivors\, re-imagines the role of advocates and communities\, bri
 ngs vital resources into sharper focus and re-visits what it means to be e
 mpowered towards safety and autonomy. These opportunities may serve us wel
 l in understanding and crafting safe options for survivors\, even beyond t
 his current moment.
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SUMMARY:Shifting the Focus: Safety Planning with Survivors of Intimate Part
 ner Abuse During COVID-19
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