Bears HEAL PPT 4-26.pptx
Download as PPTX, PDF
0 likes4 views
Bears HEAL is a program developed by Project HEAL to provide trauma-informed, survivor led, and culturally relevant peer-based victim advocacy to students.
Bears HEAL PPT 4-26.pptx
- 2. THE BEARS HEAL (HELP, EDUCATE, ADVOCATE AND LISTEN) PEER SURVIVOR ADVOCACY PROGRAM WAS BORN OUT OF A NEED FOR CAMPUS TO: additional support to students who have experienced interpersonal violence Provide educational opportunities regarding on- campus response to sexual violence Develop to students who have consistently expressed the desire to be directly involved with violence prevention and victim services Respond
- 3. BEARS HEAL ADVISORY BOARD Kunti Bentley, She/Her, Hers, Director, Project HEAL, MSU Shy Wells, She/Her/They, Assistant Director Multicultural Programs/LGBTQ+ Student Services, MSU Samara Mizutani, She/Her/Hers, Student Advocate, Global Leaders and Mentors, MSU Christie Fletcher, She/Her/Hers, Victim Services and Advocacy Specialist, MSU Caleb Hatz, He/Him/His, Program Coordinator, Bear POWER, MSU Alisa Gates, She/Her/Hers, Director of Advocacy and Education, The Victim Center Daezia Smith, She/Her/Hers, Leadership Programs Specialist, International Programs, MSU Thomas Bartolotta, He/Him/They, Community Organizer, Engage, MSU Rachel Herron, She/Her/Hers, Victim Services Coordinator, OTC
- 4. PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT Utilizing the Foundations of Advocacy training manual developed by the National Sexual Violence Resource Center, Bears HEAL Advisory Board created a trauma-informed survivor advocacy training program. Adapting content to serve our campus culture and climate and incorporating local community resources, the Bears HEAL Advisory Board created a curriculum specific to the needs of our student body.
- 5. TRAININ G 9 hours of training facilitated by staff, faculty, and students from the following departments and agencies: Multicultural Resource Center The Counseling Center OTC Counseling Department The Victim Center Bear POWER Engage International Programs Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice
- 6. Led by experts in field, comprehensive, trauma-informed training was provided to students
- 7. TRAINING MODULES Rape Culture The Spectrum of Sexual Violence The Impact of Sexual Violence Active Listening Trauma-Informed Care Policies Introductions to Community Partners
- 8. TRAINING MODULES Caring for Ourselves Ethical Commitments History of Movements to end sexual violence Grounding in an Anti-oppression Framework Trauma-Informed and Survivor Centered Advocacy Supporting Friends and Family
- 9. ADVOCATES CAN PROVIDE: Support Active listening Help with outlining options Connection to resources Research and sharing of information Survivor-led, trauma-informed care ADVOCATES CAN PROVIDE:
- 10. ADVOCATES CANNOT PROVIDE: Decision making for you Counseling or therapy Advice Investigation of a case
- 12. On-Campus Resources Missouri State Phone number University Safety 417-836-5509 Christie Fletcher- MHC-Victim Services and Advocacy Specialist 417-836-5116 Springfield Police 911 Title IX 417-836-6810 Counseling Center 417-836-5116 OTC Phone number Safety and Security 417-447-6911 Rachel Herron-Victim Services Coordinator 417-447-7859 Springfield Police 911 Title IX 417-447-7500 Counseling Services 417-447-6974
- 13. Off-Campus Resources Victim Service Agency Phone number Victim Center 417-863-7273 Harmony House 417-837-7700 Family Justice Center 417-799-1500 LOCAL 24-hour crisis hotline 417-864-7233 National Sexual Assault Hotline: 1-800-656-4673 National DomesticViolence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233 Trevor Lifeline: 1-866-488-7386 StrongHearts Native Helpline: 1-844-762-8483
- 15. BEARS HEAL Fall 2022 Cohort with Bears HEAL Advisory Board