http://www.faithtrustinstitute.org daily 1 2010-03-18T23:53:04Z http://www.faithtrustinstitute.org/training/events/701A0000000WLkrIAG Un plática para asesores de victimas, directores de programas, consejeros de crisis, No publisher dsorin Webinar 2012-01-10T01:09:11Z Event http://www.faithtrustinstitute.org/training/events/701A0000000WLl1IAG Faith communities are utilizing social networking sites in growing numbers. YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Myspace, Google+ and others are being used in ministry as a means of outreach, communication, and community building. No publisher dsorin Featured Training Webinar 2012-01-25T19:40:26Z Event http://www.faithtrustinstitute.org/training/events/701A0000000WLlQIAW We know that violence, control, and abuse in teen relationships cut across culture, class, geography, sexual orientation, faith, and gender; though females ages 16–24... No publisher dsorin Featured Training Webinar 2012-02-01T05:18:34Z Event http://www.faithtrustinstitute.org/training/events/701A0000000WLlVIAW This multifaith roundtable discussion brings together faith leaders who are involved in youth ministry to consider important questions related to teen dating violence in their congregations and communities. Panelists will address the following questions: If you are aware that 1 in 4 of the youth in your congregation are probably dealing with teen dating violence, how does that affect your youth work? For youth workers who are not aware, how can we expand their understanding to address teen dating violence? No publisher dsorin Webinar 2012-01-25T00:14:58Z Event http://www.faithtrustinstitute.org/training/events/701A0000000WLlaIAG This webinar will address the importance of screening for domestic violence. How to screen for past, current or potential domestic violence and affirm the components of a healthy covenantal relationship. No publisher dsorin Healthy Teen Relationships Webinar 2012-01-10T01:10:56Z Event http://www.faithtrustinstitute.org/training/events/701A0000000WLm4IAG In 2008, approximately 3.7 million children were involved in child abuse reports and allegations. What is the role of the faith community in confronting this issue? Join us to learn how to increase the sense of safety within your church or congregation and to improve your prevention and intervention efforts. No publisher dsorin Child Abuse Webinar 2012-01-10T01:11:18Z Event http://www.faithtrustinstitute.org/training/events/701A0000000WMeMIAW In order to have healthy boundaries in ministerial relationships, faith leaders and their followers must share responsibility. How can we expand this conversation to include lay leadership at the congregational level? No publisher dsorin Clergy Ethics & Healthy Boundaries Webinar 2011-12-28T22:56:06Z Event http://www.faithtrustinstitute.org/training/events/701A0000000WMeRIAW This webinar will look at the prevalence of and the effects on children who are exposed to domestic violence. We will specifically discuss some of the high risks for teens living in violent homes, their coping strategies, spiritual crisis and what churches can do to advocate for them. This webinar will look at the prevalence of and effects on children who are exposed to domestic violence. We will specifically discuss some of the high risks for teens living in violent homes, their coping strategies, spiritual crisis and what churches can do to advocate for them. No publisher dsorin Child Abuse Webinar 2012-01-10T01:06:02Z Event http://www.faithtrustinstitute.org/training/events/701A0000000WLmTIAW Many victims and survivors of elder abuse turn to their faith communities for help. The faith community's response is critical. This webinar is designed for all clergy, faith leaders, and therapists who want to know more about elder abuse, how to respond, and where to refer, as well as for advocates who are building partnerships with faith communities. No publisher dsorin Webinar Domestic Violence 2012-01-10T01:12:07Z Event http://www.faithtrustinstitute.org/training/events/701A0000000WLmYIAW For some thirty years, battered women and their advocates have been confronting the epidemic of men's violence against women. We have learned that survivor safety and empowerment are of primary importance. But - within the context of survivor safety - what is our responsibility to the batterer? We know that in order to provide meaningful safety and justice for survivors, we also have to hold their batterers accountable. What does accountability mean? What does accountability look like in pastoral care? No publisher dsorin Clergy Ethics & Healthy Boundaries Webinar 2012-01-10T01:12:41Z Event http://www.faithtrustinstitute.org/training/events/701A0000000WLmdIAG For some thirty years, battered women and their advocates have been confronting the epidemic of men's violence against women. We have learned that survivor safety and empowerment are of primary importance. But - within the context of survivor safety - what is our responsibility to the batterer? We know that in order to provide meaningful safety and justice for survivors, we also have to hold their batterers accountable. What does accountability mean? What does accountability look like in pastoral care? No publisher dsorin Webinar Domestic Violence 2012-01-10T01:15:01Z Event http://www.faithtrustinstitute.org/training/events/701A0000000WLn2IAG The purpose of this webinar is to introduce the topic of child sexual abuse and to explore the four top theological concepts that survivors struggle with and how the answers to these can help, heal and strengthen survivors. Participants will also be challenged to think about how to support survivors. No publisher dsorin Child Abuse Webinar Sexual Violence 2012-01-10T01:13:04Z Event http://www.faithtrustinstitute.org/training/events/701A0000000WLnMIAW There is an ongoing discussion about whether or not violence against women (gender‐based violence) is a women’s issue ‐‐‐ meaning that it is up to women to try to prevent it and to deal with its consequences. Most of us are clear that violence against women is only a women’s issue in that we have to live with the threat and deal with the consequences. But the work to end violence against women which is mostly perpetrated by men lies with men. This is true in both the secular and faith communities. As women have taken leadership to reveal and address gender‐based violence, a few good men have stepped up as allies and leaders. We have invited three colleagues to reflect as men of faith on why they work to end gender‐based violence and how they engage other men to join in this work. No publisher dsorin Webinar 2012-01-10T01:11:42Z Event http://www.faithtrustinstitute.org/training/events/701A0000000WLnbIAG Why do so many survivors of abuse leave the church?  What are some of the main reasons women stay in abusive marriages? What religious teachings hold women hostage in abusive relationships? This webinar will address the spiritual crisis many survivors of abuse experience as a result of traditional teachings and misinterpretation of scripture as well as how clergy and lay leaders can help. No publisher dsorin Webinar Domestic Violence 2012-01-09T22:58:20Z Event http://www.faithtrustinstitute.org/training/events/701A0000000WLnlIAG Registered sex offenders who are released into the community are approaching faith communities and asking to participate in worship and other activities. We know that community support is important to prevent re-offending. How can faith communities be part of an offender’s support network and insure safety for the congregation? No publisher dsorin Clergy Ethics & Healthy Boundaries Webinar 2012-01-10T01:15:23Z Event