Remote advocacy has been an essential part of service provision in rural communities for years and with the response from COVID-19 we take that remote advocacy to a new level. \u00a0What does it look like to provide advocacy from our own homes? How do supervisors support their staff when they are towns or counties away? How do we meet the needs of survivors who are increasingly stressed, anxious, lonely, and scared? Join Leah Green from the Resource Sharing Project on this interactive webinar that will bring together advocates from across the country to discuss supervising remote staff in rural communities and providing advocacy during the COVID-19 pandemic.<\/p>\n
Co-hosted by CCASA and Violence Free Colorado<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Remote advocacy has been an essential part of service provision in rural communities for years and with the response from COVID-19 we take that remote … <\/p>\n