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Trauma-Informed Advocacy Part I and II - Webinar On-demand
Sarah Super, Training & Curriculum Specialist at BWJP, explains the basics of trauma-informed advocacy in the first of two videos. Super explains what advocates can do to provide victims/survivors the choices, compassion, and accountability they deserve.
Sarah Super, Training & Curriculum Specialist at BWJP, explains the basics of trauma-informed advocacy in the second of two videos. Super explains what advocates can do to provide victims/survivors the choices, compassion, and accountability they deserve.
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