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Consumer/Civil Legal Issues Survivor Centered Economic Advocacy Webinar/Training Advocates Attorneys Organizations
Emerging Issues in Consumer Rights for Domestic & Sexual Violence Survivors

Webinar materials on the CRDVSVI Initiative discussing emerging consumer and economic needs with the field.

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Organizational & Community Change Racial Equity Reports Webinar/Training Advocates Attorneys DV/SA Coalitions Organizations
Margins to Center: A Video Dialogue & Report on Racial Equity for Survivors

A webinar with REEP partners to share findings form seven Listening Sessions and inform survivor-driven systems advocacy for racial and economic equity.

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Organizational & Community Change Poverty/Economic Security Data & Research Reports Donors/Funders Organizations Policy Advocates/Makers
What the New Poverty Data Tell Us About Addressing Domestic & Sexual Violence

A data brief from CSAJ that uses 2017 poverty data from the U.S. Census Bureau to examine survivor needs and help direct advocacy.

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Innovative Models/Practices Racial Equity Report Webinar/Training Advocates Organizations
Race Equity in Practice: Learning From Impact Sites for Systems Change

REEP Impact Sites shared insights and lessons learned from work, including concrete tools for responding to systemic bias, and building community partnerships.

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Employment Data & Research Organizations Policy Advocates/Makers
The Wage Gap & Implications for Survivors

Research and model policies and recommendations to center survivors of color in local and national wage gap efforts.

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Organizational & Community Change Racial Equity Webinar/Training Advocates Organizations
Intersectional Solutions 2: Advancing Racial & Economic Equity for Survivors

A webinar to put an intersectional advocacy framework into practice, with strategies to address racial, cultural, and gender inequities.

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Organizational & Community Change Racial Equity Webinar/Training Advocates Organizations
Intersectional Solutions 1: Advancing Racial & Economic Equity for Survivors

A webinar that drew upon issues of immigration detention, language access, and over-incarceration, to lift up an intersectional framework and offer strategic advocacy responses.

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Consumer/Civil Legal Issues Survivor Centered Economic Advocacy Advocacy Tool Advocates Attorneys
Guidebook CH 9: Tax Advocacy for Survivors

Topics in this chapter include filing tax returns, tax benefits related to children, IRS audits, innocent spouse relief, IRS collection, and finding tax help.

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Consumer/Civil Legal Issues Survivor Centered Economic Advocacy Advocacy Tool Advocates Attorneys
Guidebook CH 10: Financial Issues in Family Law: Protection Orders, Child & Spousal Support, and Distribution of Assets & Debts

This chapter will cover the issues survivors face when seeking a divorce and offer legal strategies as applied to a case scenario, Jane.

This project is supported all or in part by Grant No. 2018-TA-AX-K010, Grant No. 2017-TA-AX-K065 and Grant No. 15JOVW-21-GK-02248-MUMU awarded by the Office on Violence Against Women, U.S. Department of Justice. The opinions, findings, conclusions, and recommendations expressed in the publication/program/exhibition are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women.