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X-WR-CALDESC:Today\, anyone working with clients—including lawyers\, parale
 gals\, interpreters\, social workers\, and other service providers—should 
 be trained in trauma-informed advocacy.  Studies suggest that most adults 
 in the U.S. have experienced a traumatic event at least once.  Lawyers and
  other advocates who work with clients who have histories involving signif
 icant trauma—including trafficked persons\, asylum seekers\, domestic viol
 ence victims\, unaccompanied minors arriving at our borders\, etc.—struggl
 e daily to balance the need to respond empathetically to clients’ experien
 ces while avoiding vicarious trauma. \n\nAs part of our Understanding Huma
 n Trafficking series\, this training takes a deep dive into how individual
 s experience trauma and how advocates can use a trauma-informed approach w
 hen working with clients.  Keighly Rector\, Supervising Attorney of the Pr
 o Bono Project Catholic Charities Community Services of the Archdiocese of
  New York\, will lead this training\, Trauma-Informed Advocacy: Building R
 esilience For Clients and Service Providers. \n\nThe training will provide
  an overview of trauma and the essential elements of trauma-informed care\
 , including work-related stress stemming from exposure to trauma\, such as
  burnout\, secondary traumatic stress\, and vicarious trauma.  The trainin
 g will also build on shared language around trauma and the physiology of t
 raumatic responses to develop an understanding of how trauma manifests its
 elf in legal cases\, how attorneys and legal advocates can incorporate tra
 uma-informed care into their practice\, and why this leads to more effecti
 ve advocacy.\n\nFor more information and to register\, please click the li
 nk below.\n
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DESCRIPTION:Today\, anyone working with clients—including lawyers\, paraleg
 als\, interpreters\, social workers\, and other service providers—should b
 e trained in trauma-informed advocacy.  Studies suggest that most adults i
 n the U.S. have experienced a traumatic event at least once.  Lawyers and 
 other advocates who work with clients who have histories involving signifi
 cant trauma—including trafficked persons\, asylum seekers\, domestic viole
 nce victims\, unaccompanied minors arriving at our borders\, etc.—struggle
  daily to balance the need to respond empathetically to clients’ experienc
 es while avoiding vicarious trauma. \n\nAs part of our Understanding Human
  Trafficking series\, this training takes a deep dive into how individuals
  experience trauma and how advocates can use a trauma-informed approach wh
 en working with clients.  Keighly Rector\, Supervising Attorney of the Pro
  Bono Project Catholic Charities Community Services of the Archdiocese of 
 New York\, will lead this training\, Trauma-Informed Advocacy: Building Re
 silience For Clients and Service Providers. \n\nThe training will provide 
 an overview of trauma and the essential elements of trauma-informed care\,
  including work-related stress stemming from exposure to trauma\, such as 
 burnout\, secondary traumatic stress\, and vicarious trauma.  The training
  will also build on shared language around trauma and the physiology of tr
 aumatic responses to develop an understanding of how trauma manifests itse
 lf in legal cases\, how attorneys and legal advocates can incorporate trau
 ma-informed care into their practice\, and why this leads to more effectiv
 e advocacy.\n\nFor more information and to register\, please click the lin
 k below.\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230330T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230330T200000
LOCATION:Zoom Webinar
SUMMARY:Understanding Human Trafficking Series: Trauma-Informed Advocacy: B
 uilding Resilience For Clients and Service Providers
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