We gratefully acknowledge the Office for Victims of Crime, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice, for allowing us to reproduce, in part or in whole, materials from the National Victim Assistance Academy Track 1: Foundation Level Training from the March 2011 National Victim Assistance Academy. The full text is available online by visiting the OVC TTAC Web site at www.ovcttac.gov/views/TrainingMaterials/NVAA/dspNVAACurriculum.cfm“
A space for community partners whose primary purpose is broader community support or services for specific populations to learn more about supporting survivors of intimate partner violence as well as resources and strategies to support their communities. We know that survivors of intimate partner violence exist in all spaces and that survivors may seek resources or support from their community groups first, rather than IPV-specific services. This space is intended to provide the resources for community partners to feel equipped to work with these survivors.
To gain access to this learning space, you will need to self-enroll in each 'course' using the password shared by Brooklyn Arizmendi. The password is the same for both.
If you do not have this password or have questions, please reach out to Brooklyn at barizmendi@icadvinc.org.
Welcome to ICADV's Abuse Intervention Program Academy. Here you will find the virtual modules to be completed prior to the in-person academy day. This training consists of 9 modules of domestic violence foundations which are integral when working with persons who abuse others. Previously, new facilitators were required to find these foundational trainings on their own. To best support new facilitators and programs, ICADV has created a training curriculum that will provide that quality training without the hassle.
For those who are taking the virtual module for the first time, there will be a post-session quiz that is required to receive a certificate of participation. The post-session quiz and the usage reports generated by our training platform will serve to ensure participants are fully completing the modules. The completion of all modules will be monitored by the team. Participants can expect to receive communication prior to the required completion date about progress and any discrepancies in the completion reports. Attempts to receive credit for the training without actually completing the modules will be found and addressed by the AIP team. Those type of attempts may disqualify you from becoming certified.
If you have any questions, technology issues, or challenges with completing these modules, please reach out to Nicole Blackburn at nblackburn@icadvinc.org.