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X-WR-CALDESC:Imagine a world where survivors are not blamed for the actions
  of perpetrators\, where child welfare and courts have objective ways to a
 ssess the impact on children and hold perpetrators accountable\, and where
  efforts are focused on keeping children safe with their non-offending par
 ent in their own homes.  Join us for three sessions to explore the Safe an
 d Together™ Model and learn how it addresses these issues. Discover what t
 he model entails\, what it promises\, and how it is being implemented in N
 ew York State.\n\nSession Details:\nAugust 7th\, 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.  Ad
 vocate Only Listening Session\, facilitated by NYSCADV.  \n\n\nAugust 16th
 \, 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. or August 29th\, 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.: Safe an
 d Together Model Overview\, Panel Discussion\, and Q&A/Discussion *  \nCon
 ducted in partnership with the New York State Office of Children and Famil
 y Services and the NYS Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence. \n*
 These are duplicate sessions\; please register for only one.\n \n\nAbout t
 he Safe & Together Model\nThe Safe and Together™ Model is a perpetrator pa
 ttern-based\, child-centered\, and survivor strengths-based approach to wo
 rking with families experiencing domestic violence. It embraces a whole fa
 mily approach\, supporting a comprehensive assessment of risk\, safety\, a
 nd protective factors. The model's name reflects its core belief: children
  are best served when we strive to keep them safe and together with the no
 n-offending parent/survivor.\n\n \n\nThis model focuses on the perpetrator
 's behaviors as a parenting choice\, while highlighting the survivor's pro
 tective efforts and strengths in promoting child safety and well-being. By
  shifting the focus to assess perpetrators' patterns of abuse and the acti
 ons survivors take to keep their children safe\, the model moves away from
  a 'failure to protect' analysis that often blames victims and puts the re
 sponsibility on them to control the perpetrator's behavior.\n\n \n\nOrigin
 ally developed for child welfare systems\, the Safe and Together™ Model ha
 s policy and practice implications for various professionals and systems\,
  including domestic violence advocates\, family service providers\, courts
 \, evaluators\, community collaboratives\, and other stakeholders. It aims
  to improve competencies and cross-system collaboration\, serving as a sys
 tems change framework that offers common language and practices for all ch
 ild and family-serving systems.\n\n \n\n \n\nThe New York State Office of 
 Children and Family Services (OCFS) has partnered with the Safe and Togeth
 er Institute on a multiyear pilot project to support FVPSA-funded CPS/DV C
 ollaborations. The positive feedback and measurable impact on collaboratio
 n and practice have led OCFS to commit to statewide implementation of the 
 Safe and Together model. Since October 2020\, OCFS has been planning for s
 tatewide implementation\, and in 2022\, expanded this effort with a 5-year
  partnership with The Safe and Together™ Institute\, the Office for the Pr
 evention of Domestic Violence\, and NYSCADV. This partnership aims to prov
 ide training\, coaching\, and technical assistance across the state\, tran
 sforming practice and serving as a springboard for broader systems-wide tr
 ansformation. We look forward to your participation and engagement in thes
 e vital sessions. \n\n \n\n*Please Note: You must use your Coalition Manag
 er login information to register for this event.  All staff of primary-pur
 pose domestic violence programs in New York State are eligible for a Coali
 tion Manager account. Please contact your supervisor or program administra
 tor to set up a coalition manager account. If you need additional assistan
 ce\, please complete a CM Support Ticket.
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DESCRIPTION:Imagine a world where survivors are not blamed for the actions 
 of perpetrators\, where child welfare and courts have objective ways to as
 sess the impact on children and hold perpetrators accountable\, and where 
 efforts are focused on keeping children safe with their non-offending pare
 nt in their own homes.  Join us for three sessions to explore the Safe and
  Together™ Model and learn how it addresses these issues. Discover what th
 e model entails\, what it promises\, and how it is being implemented in Ne
 w York State.\n\nSession Details:\nAugust 7th\, 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.  Adv
 ocate Only Listening Session\, facilitated by NYSCADV.  \n\n\nAugust 16th\
 , 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. or August 29th\, 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.: Safe and
  Together Model Overview\, Panel Discussion\, and Q&A/Discussion *  \nCond
 ucted in partnership with the New York State Office of Children and Family
  Services and the NYS Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence. \n*T
 hese are duplicate sessions\; please register for only one.\n \n\nAbout th
 e Safe & Together Model\nThe Safe and Together™ Model is a perpetrator pat
 tern-based\, child-centered\, and survivor strengths-based approach to wor
 king with families experiencing domestic violence. It embraces a whole fam
 ily approach\, supporting a comprehensive assessment of risk\, safety\, an
 d protective factors. The model's name reflects its core belief: children 
 are best served when we strive to keep them safe and together with the non
 -offending parent/survivor.\n\n \n\nThis model focuses on the perpetrator'
 s behaviors as a parenting choice\, while highlighting the survivor's prot
 ective efforts and strengths in promoting child safety and well-being. By 
 shifting the focus to assess perpetrators' patterns of abuse and the actio
 ns survivors take to keep their children safe\, the model moves away from 
 a 'failure to protect' analysis that often blames victims and puts the res
 ponsibility on them to control the perpetrator's behavior.\n\n \n\nOrigina
 lly developed for child welfare systems\, the Safe and Together™ Model has
  policy and practice implications for various professionals and systems\, 
 including domestic violence advocates\, family service providers\, courts\
 , evaluators\, community collaboratives\, and other stakeholders. It aims 
 to improve competencies and cross-system collaboration\, serving as a syst
 ems change framework that offers common language and practices for all chi
 ld and family-serving systems.\n\n \n\n \n\nThe New York State Office of C
 hildren and Family Services (OCFS) has partnered with the Safe and Togethe
 r Institute on a multiyear pilot project to support FVPSA-funded CPS/DV Co
 llaborations. The positive feedback and measurable impact on collaboration
  and practice have led OCFS to commit to statewide implementation of the S
 afe and Together model. Since October 2020\, OCFS has been planning for st
 atewide implementation\, and in 2022\, expanded this effort with a 5-year 
 partnership with The Safe and Together™ Institute\, the Office for the Pre
 vention of Domestic Violence\, and NYSCADV. This partnership aims to provi
 de training\, coaching\, and technical assistance across the state\, trans
 forming practice and serving as a springboard for broader systems-wide tra
 nsformation. We look forward to your participation and engagement in these
  vital sessions. \n\n \n\n*Please Note: You must use your Coalition Manage
 r login information to register for this event.  All staff of primary-purp
 ose domestic violence programs in New York State are eligible for a Coalit
 ion Manager account. Please contact your supervisor or program administrat
 or to set up a coalition manager account. If you need additional assistanc
 e\, please complete a CM Support Ticket.
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SUMMARY:Safe and Together Model Overview\, Panel\, and Q&A Discussion
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