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Survivors are always at the center of our work, as our priority is to ensure they have access to all the services they need and deserve at any point during their healing journey.
As Indiana’s statewide sexual assault coalition, ICESAHT provides a supportive network to survivors, service providers, and allies while promoting the expansion of sexual assault and human trafficking services throughout the state. We offer comprehensive evidence-based, victim-centered, and culturally competent training to community organizations and allies in order to help build their capacity to support those affected by these crimes. We also address public policy that affects survivors, all the while providing in-depth curriculum and raising awareness of the root causes of sexual assault and human trafficking and how to prevent them both.
Our online course will begin accepting new registrations for anyone interested in completing the training. The fee is set at $100 which is the same as our full conference price. After registering, you will have 60 days to complete the course. Upon completion, a certificate will be available for download.
A 101 level understanding of LGBTQ concepts, Indy area statistics, vocabulary, and service provider specific considerations for queer and trans clients.
Join NowWhen: Tuesday, June 28th, 2022 | 10-11:30AM EST
Where: Virtual (zoom)
Law Enforcement CEU – 1.5 hrs. | Behavioral Health CEU – 1.5 hrs.
For decades we in law enforcement have conveyed messages without ever saying a word. These signals are intended to convey to the public that we are the “shining knight” here to protect and save you. However, for many in society, they send a message of being narrow minded, ridged, unapproachable, and incompetent. Join us for this important discussion!
ICESAHT is pleased to share the 2020 Indiana State Report on Human Trafficking written in partnership with the Office of the Attorney General. While progress has been made in serving survivors and holding perpetrators accountable, there is still much more to do. We will stay intersectional, solution-focused, and center survivor experiences and wisdom.
SARTs at all stages of development can find support and information in the toolkit, as they develop and meet victim-centered, culturally relevant, trauma-informed, community-specific goals to support victims and hold offenders accountable.
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A very special thank you for the federal, state, local organizations and foundations who are supporting the ICESAHT mission. We are grateful.
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