Diving Into the Reality of Safety Planning for Survivors P2 (SAFEta archived)-Safety Planning P2 recording

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The webinar "Diving into the Reality of Safety Planning for Survivors, Part 2" discussed essential strategies and resources for safety planning for survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV). Hosted by the International Forensic Nurses (IFN) through its Technical Assistance Project, the session featured speakers Tanya Moultrie-Pace, Mildred Muhammad, Lacey Smith, and Angelita Olowu. <br /><br />The presenters emphasized the importance of trauma-informed, survivor-centered strategies and detailed various barriers to effective safety planning, including lack of resources, fear of retaliation, cultural barriers, and complex legal systems. Key strategies discussed included personalized safety plans for survivors and collaborative efforts involving community and cultural networks to enhance trust and access to resources. <br /><br />Considerations for specific populations such as people with disabilities, the LGBTQIA+ community, and children were highlighted. Effective communication, understanding the specific needs and circumstances of each survivor, and avoiding assumptions based on bias were stressed as crucial elements in safety planning. The webinar also underscored the significance of collaboration with community partners, law enforcement, legal systems, and health care providers to ensure comprehensive support for survivors.<br /><br />Resources such as the National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV) and various national hotlines were mentioned as valuable tools for both survivors and providers. The webinar aimed to equip participants with increased knowledge and practical strategies to improve safety outcomes for survivors navigating IPV situations.

Keywords

safety planning

intimate partner violence

trauma-informed

survivor-centered

cultural barriers

personalized safety plans

community collaboration

LGBTQIA+

disabilities

National Network to End Domestic Violence

legal systems