The Movement Starts Here
A library of resources that highlight best practices or address challenges that can help us end abuse of people with disabilities.
Resource Hub Created by Survivors of Violence with Disabilities
Disability Justice & Violence Prevention Resource Hub Created by Survivors of Violence with Disabilities for People with Disabilities & Our Allies
Addressing Sexuality With People With Developmental Disabilities
Workshops to help professionals, educators, self-advocates and parents skillfully and confidently navigate the topic of sexuality.
Sex Ed for Individuals with I/DD
The National Council on Independent Living’s new project helps people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) learn about sex.
Simple Tools For Working With People With Disabilities
Through the use of four tools, educators and caregivers are taught that they are instruments of peace, bringing messages of non-violence and total acceptance.
Online Safety Guide for People With Disabilities
With this online guide for people with disabilities, you and your caretakers will understand the warning signs, solutions, and digital tools to use the web safely.
Webinar: Words Matter
Discussion of identity and language, and the importance of empowering those most impacted to make decisions about their own identities and the language we use.
What To Know About Vicarious Trauma
Earlier this year, MiVAN released two Paper to Practice videos on vicarious trauma in advocacy. We love that advocates are finding these videos useful and informative, and we’re here to facilitate continued learning on this important topic! We’ve rounded up 10 more great webinars on vicarious trauma to keep the conversation going.
Navigating Systems with your Immigrant Survivor Clients (11/14/22)
“This panel discussion, appropriate for all levels, will explore some of the reasons for that fear and distrust and will address best practices for attorneys and advocates navigating systems with their immigrant survivor clients.”
Trauma-responsive CVI Practice: What Does It Mean and What Does It Look Like?
“This webinar will explore what it means for a CVI program to be trauma-responsive for both participants and staff. It will provide examples of programs that are doing this well.”