Iowa

Rural advocacy programs typically have large spread-out service areas and a small staff to provide services to survivors of sexual and domestic violence. This reality for rural programs can make it difficult to provide outreach and services to all of the many small communities within the larger service area. This webinar will focus on mobile advocacy, hiring practices and organizational culture, and outreach to rural communities. Join Leah Green from the Resource Sharing Project to learn more about methods of structuring rural programs in order to best serve the whole community.

Supervision can be complicated enough when staff are all under the same roof. So how do you supervise staff when they are spread across your entire rural service area?  How do you provide support, connection, and navigate the supervision relationship when you are counties apart? Join Leah Green from the Resource Sharing Project on this call that will bring together advocates from across the country to discuss supervising remote staff in rural communities. Our peer sharing calls are a space to share success, challenges, and to brainstorm together how to move forward. This call is capped at 30 participants.

Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) provides an exciting opportunity every year to re-engage our communities in our anti-sexual violence work.  Join Leah Green from the Resource Sharing Project on this call that will bring together advocates from across the country to discuss rural SAAM events and strategies. So, bring your ideas, questions, and energy to this rural peer-sharing call! Our peer sharing calls are a space to share success, challenges, and to brainstorm together how to move forward. This call is capped at 30 participants.

Evaluating sexual assault services can feel murky and overwhelming. Where should programs start? What is the best form of evaluation? How can programs best incorporate the thoughts and perspectives of survivors? Join Leah Green from the Resource Sharing Project on this CALL that will bring together advocates from across the country to discuss evaluating rural sexual assault services. Our peer sharing calls are a space to share success, challenges, and to brainstorm together how to move forward. This call is capped at 30 participants.