I love your regular anti-Amazon reminders @NeginFarsad and wanted to share my friend's excellent gift giving guide that shares our passion for shopping more thoughtfully: https://t.co/mr85tJsMDZ
With a friend over video call, watched & drew along the replay of @ashantifortson 'creating comfort comic' workshop at @believermag . What a perfect topic and lovely guidance. Thank you! Looking forward to your forthcoming book, Ashanti!
@CrimeVictimsOrg @NRCDV A9. @NNEDV creates tip sheets about choosing technologies that protect victims’ safety & privacy and for implementing digital services https://t.co/RxZgJ4zqvx 3/3 #CVRchat
@CrimeVictimsOrg A9. @NRCDV VAWnet houses a special collection on Safety & Privacy in a Digital World, which includes resources for virtual victim services https://t.co/PR0EmNge07 2/3 #CVRchat
@CrimeVictimsOrg A8. @VictimResearch has an open access instrument collection that could help! It includes research tools for measuring online crime and harassment. Search ''online" in the search box at the bottom of this page https://t.co/NOUshhLcSE
@CrimeVictimsOrg A8: There is insufficient data on digital property crime, including identity theft and financially motivated fraud, in addition to catfishing in a poly-victimization framework #CVRchat
@CrimeVictimsOrg A4. Life Paths Research Center has their Digital Use, Victimization, & Safety Measure freely available here, for other researchers to study people's online behavior and multiple types of cybervictimization: https://t.co/0X16v7HorK
@VictimResearch Glad to see new tools like START & organizations like @YouthALIVE510 address trauma needs with individualized, de-stigmatizing approaches.
@VictimResearch A6: "Use of Mental Health Screening Instruments by Non-Medical Helping Professionals" highlights cautions & limitations of non-medical professionals using screening tools, potential benefits, & the need for more training. #CVRchat#Research2Practice https://t.co/hkw75UyRzQ
@VictimResearch@uofmemphis "Not to label but to assist survivors in understanding the impact of IPV and assisting them in developing ways to cope and heal.”
@VictimResearch I found helpful research from @uofmemphis researcher Caroline Simmons & local Memphis agencies about how mental health screening can help individuals affected by intimate partner violence #CVRchat#research2practice: https://t.co/SCRW3llgaT
@VictimResearch ...and training on using these tools. Being aware of existing tools helps reduce duplication of tools or starting from scratch; we can learn from what's already available and make them even better. #CVRchat#CVRVirtualInstitute#Research2Practice
@VictimResearch A1: Screening tools can help practitioners identify victim needs in a systematic way & suggest relevant services. (Of course, "systematic" doesn't exclude individualizing care!). CVR's Screening & Assessment page can help providers find existing tools: https://t.co/RuZUDaRuEt
Starting Day 2 of #CVRVirtualInstitute w/ help from library assistant Luna. Say hi to us in the Exhibit Hall, at the @VictimResearch booth. Post questions (or article requests!) & sign up for the Wednesday live CVR Library demo at 2pm EST: https://t.co/umNUGFDLbe
Our FREE Virtual Institute is almost here! Join us August 5-9 for live and recorded sessions, discussions, raffles and more on the theme of using trauma research to inform victim services. Register now and join at your convenience! https://t.co/ShDcDq5Tzt #CVRVirtualInstitute
@VictimResearch It’s also important to acknowledge the families of the offenders, suffer from trauma associated with the actions of their loved ones.
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