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X-WR-CALDESC:NYSCADV presents a series of four webinars based on the “The A
 llstate Moving Ahead Curriculum” for financial empowerment\, created by th
 e Allstate Foundation and NNEDV.\n\n \n\nEconomic abuse is a prevalent for
 m of domestic violence. Even before the current public health crisis\, lac
 k of financial independence prevented 94-99% of survivors from being able 
 to leave their abuser (NRCDV). In the short-term\, economic abuse can hind
 er a survivors’ ability to plan for and achieve safety away from the abuse
 r. In the long-term\, economic abuse can carry devastating consequences\, 
 including ruined credit\, employment issues\, homelessness\, and legal iss
 ues\, which can adversely affect a survivors’ ability to achieve financial
  stability and independence.    \n\nAttendees participating in this webina
 r series will: \n\nHave an increased ability to apply trauma-informed\, su
 rvivor-centered services to survivors of economic abuse\; \nGain valuable 
 tools necessary to assist survivors in financial safety planning and econo
 mic empowerment practices\; and \nBe introduced to the Moving Ahead curric
 ulum and its modules.    \n \n\nWho Should Register: \n\nRegistration is o
 pen to domestic violence advocates of private\, nonprofit\, nongovernmenta
 l organizations and programs that have a primary purpose of providing shel
 ter and supportive services to adult and youth victims of family violence\
 , domestic violence\, or dating violence\, and their dependents. This incl
 udes programs that are licensed by the NYS Office for Children and Family 
 Services or have local NY Department of Social Services contracts to provi
 de domestic violence services\, either residential or nonresidential. \n\n
  \n\nSchedule:\n\nBelow is the schedule and topics to be covered in each s
 ession.  All sessions will meet on Thursdays from 10AM-12PM EST:   \n\n2/2
 3: Module 1: Understanding economic abuse\, safety planning\, mental healt
 h\, divorce\, and child support\n3/2: Module 2: Fundamentals of financial 
 empowerment\, budgeting and saving\, banking options\, assets\, and liabil
 ities\n3/9 Module 3: Credit report\, understanding credit score\, how to i
 mprove credit\, and bankruptcy\n3/16 Modules 4 & 5: Financial paperwork\, 
 home mortgages\, auto loans\, long-term financial planning\, financing opt
 ions to continue education\, investments\, retirement\, and medical\, and 
 life insurance
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DESCRIPTION:NYSCADV presents a series of four webinars based on the “The Al
 lstate Moving Ahead Curriculum” for financial empowerment\, created by the
  Allstate Foundation and NNEDV.\n\n \n\nEconomic abuse is a prevalent form
  of domestic violence. Even before the current public health crisis\, lack
  of financial independence prevented 94-99% of survivors from being able t
 o leave their abuser (NRCDV). In the short-term\, economic abuse can hinde
 r a survivors’ ability to plan for and achieve safety away from the abuser
 . In the long-term\, economic abuse can carry devastating consequences\, i
 ncluding ruined credit\, employment issues\, homelessness\, and legal issu
 es\, which can adversely affect a survivors’ ability to achieve financial 
 stability and independence.    \n\nAttendees participating in this webinar
  series will: \n\nHave an increased ability to apply trauma-informed\, sur
 vivor-centered services to survivors of economic abuse\; \nGain valuable t
 ools necessary to assist survivors in financial safety planning and econom
 ic empowerment practices\; and \nBe introduced to the Moving Ahead curricu
 lum and its modules.    \n \n\nWho Should Register: \n\nRegistration is op
 en to domestic violence advocates of private\, nonprofit\, nongovernmental
  organizations and programs that have a primary purpose of providing shelt
 er and supportive services to adult and youth victims of family violence\,
  domestic violence\, or dating violence\, and their dependents. This inclu
 des programs that are licensed by the NYS Office for Children and Family S
 ervices or have local NY Department of Social Services contracts to provid
 e domestic violence services\, either residential or nonresidential. \n\n 
 \n\nSchedule:\n\nBelow is the schedule and topics to be covered in each se
 ssion.  All sessions will meet on Thursdays from 10AM-12PM EST:   \n\n2/23
 : Module 1: Understanding economic abuse\, safety planning\, mental health
 \, divorce\, and child support\n3/2: Module 2: Fundamentals of financial e
 mpowerment\, budgeting and saving\, banking options\, assets\, and liabili
 ties\n3/9 Module 3: Credit report\, understanding credit score\, how to im
 prove credit\, and bankruptcy\n3/16 Modules 4 & 5: Financial paperwork\, h
 ome mortgages\, auto loans\, long-term financial planning\, financing opti
 ons to continue education\, investments\, retirement\, and medical\, and l
 ife insurance
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 tails/108
SUMMARY:Allstate Moving Ahead Curriculum TOT Sessions 2023
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