www.MyNCWWI.org                                                                         April 2016  |  Issue 18
In case you missed them, here are the most popular news and content shared over the last month on our social media channels - Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn - as well as a listing of free national webinars that are available this month.
A Selection of March Webinars from Around the Nation

 

Accommodations for Addressing Safety in the Workplace 

 

Working with Men Sexually Abused in Childhood 


 
Rethinking Neighborhood Violence in Chicago 

 

The Five Question Leader: The Secret to Having More Impact


 
Being Present and Productive When There is Never Enough Time

 

Global Trafficking Issues and Male Victims of Exploitation 


 
April 2016 Strengthening Families Webinar 


 
Grooming: Making You See and Believe What I Want You to See and Believe 

 

Build Trust Today or Lose Talent Tomorrow

 

Discovering the Components of Strong Family Functioning 

 

Supporting Positive Discipline Practices in Your Community 

 

Exploring the Intersection of Violence and Disability in "Indian Country": A Panel Discussion 


 
Supporting LGBT Youth in the Sex Trades


 
Your Own Terms: Taking Charge of Any Negotiation


 
Building Practical Learning and Development Frameworks for Real World Performance: Strategies for Success

 

Child Witnesses 2016: Update on Research and Practice


 
 Debt in the Context of Safety: Coerced Debt and Debt Defense for Survivors 

 

What Advocates Need To Know About Batterer Intervention Programs


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