Resources

  • Budgeting for Access Tip Sheet

    When planning events—meetings, conferences, roundtables, seminars, etc.—there are accommodations necessary to ensure that attendees with disabilities and Deaf attendees have complete access to the venue and the event’s presentations and …
  • Selecting an Accessible Venue Tip Sheet

    One of the first decisions in event planning is location. Selecting both a city and a venue requires a number of considerations. If the location of the event is inaccessible, …
  • A Picture is Worth 1,000 Words: Picture Tools to Support the Forensic Exam Process for Survivors with Disabilities

    Originally recorded in 2014, this webinar discusses three pictorial guides developed for medical staff, victim advocates, and self-advocates, to support safe and accessible SANE exams for women with disabilities.
  • Interpreting Effectively and Safely for Deaf Survivors Training

    This two-day training was designed to prepare American Sign Language Interpreters and Certified/Deaf Interpreters to interpret in contexts involving sexual and/or domestic violence. Agenda topics included: violence in the lives …
  • Sexual Abuse of Children with Disabilities: A National Snapshot

    Children with disabilities are three times more likely than children without them to be victims of sexual abuse, and the likelihood is even higher for children with intellectual or mental …
  • Forging New Collaborations

    Between 2006 and 2010, the U.S. Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women funded the development of collaborations between victim services and disability organizations in more than 40 communities … ...