Culturally Specific

As one of the leaders in the movement to end sexual violence in Washington and across the nation, WCSAP understands the deep intersection between forms of oppression. These forms of oppression create a system that puts people of color at an increased risk for violence, discrimination, and inequity. We support efforts to create an atmosphere of nonviolence through social change. We recognize that disrespect, ignorance and the abuse of disparities in power are the roots of violence. We…

The Client Services Program Coordinator position is a full-time position with Rebuilding Hope involving extensive contact with sexual assault and abuse victims, as well as their support systems, while seeking a wide array of client advocacy and specialized support services, as well as third-party community professionals. In dealing with issues (medical and or legal) surrounding sexual assault and commercial sexual exploitation/human trafficking, the Position serves as lead service…

Technology increasingly affects all of our lives and has specific and critical impacts on work with survivors. Survivors often need information on how to be safe while using technology, support around online harassment, and options related to unauthorized distribution of sexually explicit images. Emerging technologies from social media to national databases pose challenges for safety, privacy, communication, and outreach. Advocates have an important role to play in research, options, and…

The 30-hour Advocate Core training is designed to help new sexual assault advocates provide responsive and effective advocacy to survivors of sexual assault. This training meets the requirements as outlined by OCVA. This training has been designed to increase both the knowledge and skill base for training participants and emphasizes a participant-centered training approach.

Advocate Core is considered an introductory, entry-level sexual assault training designed for new volunteers…

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This guide (unCurriculum) was created by the Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence Action Alliance. Includes: Facilitator’s introduction and 6 units;

1. Positive Personal Development,
2. Addressing Teen Dating Violence,
3. Addressing Sexual Harassment with Teens,
4. Addressing Sexual Violence with Teens,
5. Exploring Gender Sexuality and Power, and
6. Promoting Healthy Relationships.

Harborview Medical Center’s Department of Social Work has an outstanding opportunity for a full-time SOCIAL WORKER at the Harborview Abuse & Trauma Center. This position provides a range of direct services to survivors of sexual assault and trauma. Services include crisis intervention, psychosocial assessment, therapy, advocacy and training.

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Lisa M. Swisher, Clinical Associate Professor, is a clinical child psychologist and a member of the faculty at the Center on Child Abuse and Neglect. Dr. Swisher received her doctorate in clinical psychology from Oklahoma State University. Currently, she is a Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. Dr. Swisher is the Co-Director for the Children with Sexual Behavior Problems (CSBP) program for school age children and…

As an adult, Erin has spent the majority of her career working with young people, through volunteer work, in after school programs and as a sexual assault advocate and preventionist at an LGBTQ youth-serving organization in Pierce County, WA. More recently, Erin worked as the Training Specialist for the Washington Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs, where she trained new advocates throughout Washington State and was able to collaborate on prevention projects as well as youth advocacy…

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The Faith Trust Institute created this healthy relationship and violence prevention curriculum comprised of

• 6-session curriculum,
• facilitator’s guide, and
• DVD clips.

Teens are given skills to combat violence and develop healthy relationships.

The Coalition Ending Gender-Based Violence (formerly King County Coalition Against Domestic
Violence) is seeking a skilled professional to coordinate activities and initiatives focused on the
intersections of domestic violence, sexual assault, and behavioral health (mental health and
substance use), with a particular emphasis on reducing disparate outcomes for survivors of
gender-based violence in communities of color and other marginalized communities.

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Kai Hill has worked with the YWCA Clark County Sexual Assault Program for more than 14 years.  As Program Specialist she has developed and presented both local and statewide trainings on many aspects of sexual assault and advocating for victim/survivors.  In 2009, she was a contributor to From Hurt to Hope; A Sexual Abuse/Assault Advocacy Guide published by WCSAP (Washington Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs).  She has developed curriculum, trained facilitators, and co-…

Consent is an agreement between individuals prior to any sexual activity that clearly communicates which activities each person is comfortable engaging in. Consent can be withdrawn by either individual at any point in time.

There should be actual words or conduct that indicate freely given agreement for sexual activities. Some important points to consider are:

• Body language can be misinterpreted, so always talk prior to action!
• "Freely"…

Planned Parenthood of New England has created cognitively accessible curriculum, which includes:

• 20 lessons with scripts,
• handouts,
• detailed pictures, and
• teaching tools.

Participants will learn about:

• different relationships,
• private versus public,
• communication,
• decision making,
• starting romantic relationships,
• unhealthy…

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https://atvp.org/employment/executive-director/

Alternatives to Violence of the Palouse (ATVP) is seeking qualified applicants to fill its position of Executive Director. Required: A Bachelor of Arts Degree in Education, Social Work, Business or a related field plus four years more years of administrative experience including grant writing, agency and/or large project management, oversight of financial operations, and…