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X-WR-CALDESC:The Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence (ICADV)\, in c
 ollaboration with member programs from across the state\, has engaged in a
  multi-year process to re-center Indiana’s prevention strategies and progr
 am services in survivor-defined needs. With this effort\, the Coalition so
 ught to identify the programs and services that were most valued by surviv
 ors\, what needs were unmet\, and fundamentally\, how communities could re
 duce violence by increasing safety and supports for all of us. \n\nIn the 
 ten months from December 2017 through October 2018\, members of the cohort
  conducted 91 individual interviews and also five focus group discussions 
 with survivors. We paid particular attention to hearing from individuals w
 ho have been unserved or underserved because of barriers related to identi
 ty-based discrimination\, disabilities\, homeless status\, criminal justic
 e histories\, immigration status\, or challenges related to mental health 
 or addictions. ICADV released findings and recommendations from the study 
 in July 2019. Since releasing the Re-Centering report\, ICADV has convened
  three new working groups charged with the responsibility to build out rec
 ommendations to increase community safety\, to improve service delivery sy
 stems and to explore accountability alternatives to the criminal justice s
 ystem.\n\nOn this webinar\, presenters will discuss their processes for wo
 rking together\, data collection strategies\, key findings\, limitations\,
  and next steps.
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DESCRIPTION:The Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence (ICADV)\, in co
 llaboration with member programs from across the state\, has engaged in a 
 multi-year process to re-center Indiana’s prevention strategies and progra
 m services in survivor-defined needs. With this effort\, the Coalition sou
 ght to identify the programs and services that were most valued by survivo
 rs\, what needs were unmet\, and fundamentally\, how communities could red
 uce violence by increasing safety and supports for all of us. \n\nIn the t
 en months from December 2017 through October 2018\, members of the cohort 
 conducted 91 individual interviews and also five focus group discussions w
 ith survivors. We paid particular attention to hearing from individuals wh
 o have been unserved or underserved because of barriers related to identit
 y-based discrimination\, disabilities\, homeless status\, criminal justice
  histories\, immigration status\, or challenges related to mental health o
 r addictions. ICADV released findings and recommendations from the study i
 n July 2019. Since releasing the Re-Centering report\, ICADV has convened 
 three new working groups charged with the responsibility to build out reco
 mmendations to increase community safety\, to improve service delivery sys
 tems and to explore accountability alternatives to the criminal justice sy
 stem.\n\nOn this webinar\, presenters will discuss their processes for wor
 king together\, data collection strategies\, key findings\, limitations\, 
 and next steps.
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SUMMARY:NRCDV: Re-centering: Indiana's Movement to Ground Domestic Violence
  Programs in Survivor-Defined Success
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