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Understanding Work-Related Trauma Exposure for ISVAs

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This session is for anyone who has completed, or is currently completing, an ISVA qualification and is looking for additional information on understanding and managing work-related trauma exposure (including vicarious trauma and compassion fatigue) and self-care. understanding Work-Related Trauma Exposure for ISVAs.

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ICENA

ICENA

ICENA is a non-profit social enterprise, set up in 2019 by a team of individuals working on the frontline with survivors of sexual violence. Our mission is to drive empowerment and social change by providing training and consultancy, and using the profits to sustain critical services for people in the UK who need support after sexual assault. With years of experience from working across the sexual violence and health and wellbeing sectors, we offer our clients comprehensive, evidence-based and expert training and consultancy with measurable results. Our work focuses on influencing attitudes, beliefs, practices and discriminatory norms to ensure people have fair access to resources and opportunities, regardless of their gender. Sexual discrimination, harassment and violence can happen to anyone, and we work with our clients to improve conditions for people of all genders. However, given that women are disproportionately impacted by these issues, we work particularly closely with women-led organisations, and in the women and girls sector.
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The aim of this session is to open up conversations and ensure confidence in preventing issues of harassment in the workplace and work-related contexts.   It will allow participants to explore their own views, societal views and the law. It is designed to raise awareness of the issues faced by survivors with a view to identifying indicators and improving our ability to intervene and stand-up to sexual harassment, misconduct and violence in the workplace. It will also work to ensure effective understanding and adherence to the organisations policies and procedures.
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The aim of this session is to understand the experience of sexual harassment at work from the perspective of survivors and ensure confidence in recognising, responding to and preventing issues of harassment in the workplace and work-related contexts.   It will open up conversations on the law, social contexts and intersectionality allowing participants to explore survivors’ perspectives, societal attitudes and their own views. Using research-based theories and case studies, it will offer the key principles of survivor-centred and trauma-informed practice. It will also work to ensure effective understanding and adherence to the organisations policies and procedures. 
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This e-learning module provides trainees with a brief introduction to sexual violence and abuse (SVA) in order to improve their understanding and ensure any disclosures receive appropriate and trauma aware responses.
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Sexual Violence, Challenging Myths, Changing Attitudes (CMCA)

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This virtual workshop is designed to help people understand how damaging the myths around sexual violence are, to give them information which challenges those myths, and to provide resources to improve the responses survivors of sexual violence get from different services.
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Understanding Prostitution and the Sex Trade for ISVAs

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This session is for anyone who has completed, or is currently completing, an ISVA qualification and is looking for additional information on understanding and supporting women who are in prostitution or the sex trade.
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Understanding the Criminal Justice Process for ISVAs Part 1 – The Police Investigation

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This session is for anyone who has completed, or is currently completing, an ISVA qualification and is looking for additional information on understanding a service user’s journey through the criminal justice process, from being subjected to sexual violence to the conclusion of a trial. This session is divided into two parts. Part 1 follows the process to the end of the police investigation and part 2 follows a survivor’s journey through the court process.
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Understanding the Criminal Justice Process for ISVAs Part 2 – The CPS and Court

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This session is for anyone who has completed, or is currently completing, an ISVA qualification and is looking for additional information on understanding a service user’s journey through the criminal justice process, from being subjected to sexual violence to the conclusion of a trial. In part 1, we looked at the process from incident to the decision made by the police. In part 2, we will focus on the role of the Crown Prosecution Service and the courts.
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