Accurate and unbiased interpretation is essential to enhancing victim safety and perpetrator accountability. Reliance on untrained interpreters will result in omissions or mistakes that jeopardizes victim safety and successful investigation of cases involving domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and dating viol
KCSDV provides a variety of training opportunities for allies and members. We provide online and in-person training.
As part of this year’s Conference on Crimes Against Women (CCAW), Teresa Gallegos Director of Outreach and Accessibility for KCSDV was offered a training session addressing the barriers faced by Hispanic survivors of domestic and sexual violence.
If you are an accredited member program of KCSDV or registering for a SANE/SART training, you will need to login to Coalition Manager to access trainings and resources. If you are an Allied Professional, you no longer need to create a Coalition Manager account to access trainings or resources that are open to your profession.
Supervise staff and projects related to domestic and sexual violence advocacy and service provision; provide best practice information and training to advocates and allies; participate in state and national committees regarding primary prevention, stalking, sexual assault, and domestic violence.
This position will identify and support the efforts to enhance the safety of rural victims of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking statewide. This position will include developing and supporting strategies that meet the diverse needs of survivors in rural Kansas, including through partnerships and collaboration.
