Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Resources

Topic outline

• Documents & Reports
  

  Documents & Reports

  • 11 Equity Principles for our Domestic Violence Organizations File
  • Leadership Strategies for Culturally Responsiveness Services File
  • Next Generation Network API Connections: Final Report 2018 File
  • • Language Access
      • Considerations When Using Interpreters for Victims with Limited English Proficiency.pdf
      • How to Address Problems With Interpretation.pdf
      • MYLAR Webinar - Working with Interpreters and Translators.pdf
      • Serving Individuals Who Are Deaf, Hard of Hearing or Deaf-Blind and Do Not Use American Sign Language.pdf
      • Tips for Working with Telephone Interpreters.pdf
      • Translation Requirements for Vital Documents, Intake and Notice of LEP Assistance for Serving Immigrant Crime Victims.pdf
      • What Does It Mean to Be A Certified Linguist.pdf

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• Organizations
  

  Organizations

  • My Sister’s House (MSH), Sacramento, CA URL

    The mission of My Sister's House is to serve Asian and Pacific Islander and other underserved women and children impacted by domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking by providing a culturally appropriate and responsive safe haven, job training, and community services.  My Sister’s House offers a range of direct services, including: 24-hour help line (multilingual), shelter services, employment support, counseling services, outreach and education programs, and a certified domestic violence training program.
    

  • Everyday Impact Consulting (EIC), Sacramento, CA URL

    EIC provides staff and strategic support for the MYLAR trainings. EIC focuses its work on three areas: strategic development, movement building, and systems change.
    

  • Korean American Family Services (KFAM), Los Angeles, CA URL

    KFAM’s mission is to support and strengthen Korean American families and individuals in the greater Los Angeles area through counseling, education, and other social services. Since its inception in 1983, KFAM has provided assistance to tens of thousands of Korean Americans—particularly women, children, immigrants, and low-income families. KFAM specializes in providing linguistically and culturally appropriate services through its bilingual and bicultural staff.
    

  • Asian Pacific Institute on Gender-Based Violence (APIGBV), Oakland, CA URL

    APIGBV is a national resource center on gender-based violence against Asians, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders. APIGBV analyzes critical issues, provides technical assistance and training, conducts research, and informs public policy.
    

  • Mujeres Unidas y Activas (MUA), San Francisco, CA URL

    The Mixteco/Indígena Community Organizing Project (MICOP) unites indigenous leaders and allies to strengthen the Mixtec and indigenous immigrant community in Ventura County, estimated at 20,000 people. MICOP’s majority-indigenous staff builds community leadership and self-sufficiency through education and training programs, language interpretation, health outreach, humanitarian support, and cultural promotion.
    

• Archived Webinars
  

  Archived Webinars

  • Implementing culturally responsive measures in your work File
  • Planning for Language Access: Expanding services to all victims part 1 File
  • Planning for Language Access: Expanding services to all victims part 2 Deaf and Hard of Hearing File
  • Planning for Language Access: Expanding services to all victims part 2 Deaf and Hard of Hearing (Spanish) URL
  • Spanish Implementing culturally responsive measures in your work File
  • Spanish Planning for Language Access: Expanding services to all victims part 1 File
  • Working with Interpreters and Translators URL
  • Working with Interpreters and Translators (Spanish) File
• Websites
  

  Websites

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• Videos
  

  Videos

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