Supporting Survivors Impacted by Disenfranchised pregnancy and Child Loss
Survivor Expert Series:
“Supporting Survivors Impacted by Disenfranchised Pregnancy and Child Loss”
Thursday, February 13, 3:30 - 5:00 PM EST | Cost: $40.00
Presenter: Maya S.
This webinar is open to service providers and survivor leaders.
Webinar Description: An overview of the underrepresented issue of disenfranchised reproductive experiences such as pregnancy, child loss, and pregnancy loss in the context of human trafficking and the commercial sex industry. Training will equip service providers with essential knowledge about this topic and address the impact that the stigmatized nature of this problem has on survivor clients. After reviewing key terminology and examples of documented scenarios of marginalized reproductive events, we will explore potential trauma-informed attitudes and actions that service providers can incorporate into their practice to provide competent, meaningful support to those struggling with this issue along with informing their colleagues on this taboo topic.
Attendees will be able to:
Define key terms and concepts related to disenfranchised pregnancy and child loss
Review current information on similar subjects, as well as gaps in research that impact the treatment of survivors of human trafficking and the commercial sex industry
Address common misconceptions about marginalized reproductive experiences
Provide suggestions for viewing disenfranchised pregnancy and child loss through a trauma-informed lens
Empower participants with practical tools to support clients in healing from these experiences, advocate for increased representation of this issue in anti-trafficking spaces, and inform colleagues on this issue
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WHEN REGISTERING: Please include a valid email to send the Zoom link to!
About YAMT: A national survivor-led nonprofit organization, transforming the growth of BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ survivors of domestic trafficking and those within the commercial sex industry by providing barrier-free access to survivor-centered support focused on mental health, education, and economic stability.
The proceeds of this training go back to Survivor Experts, leading these series to continue building upon economic empowerment pathways.
Questions?: Please Contact us at info@yamt.org
About the Presenter
Maya S. is an essayist, public speaker, and social justice advocate who believes the only things that are unspeakable are those about which we choose not to speak. When she’s not overcoming writer’s block by force or popping off about public health problems, she likes to connect with fellow cynical idealists, paint, and pamper her favorite tortoiseshell cat (who also happens to be her only one).
Survivor Expert Series:
“Supporting Survivors Impacted by Disenfranchised Pregnancy and Child Loss”
Thursday, February 13, 3:30 - 5:00 PM EST | Cost: $40.00
Presenter: Maya S.
This webinar is open to service providers and survivor leaders.
Webinar Description: An overview of the underrepresented issue of disenfranchised reproductive experiences such as pregnancy, child loss, and pregnancy loss in the context of human trafficking and the commercial sex industry. Training will equip service providers with essential knowledge about this topic and address the impact that the stigmatized nature of this problem has on survivor clients. After reviewing key terminology and examples of documented scenarios of marginalized reproductive events, we will explore potential trauma-informed attitudes and actions that service providers can incorporate into their practice to provide competent, meaningful support to those struggling with this issue along with informing their colleagues on this taboo topic.
Attendees will be able to:
Define key terms and concepts related to disenfranchised pregnancy and child loss
Review current information on similar subjects, as well as gaps in research that impact the treatment of survivors of human trafficking and the commercial sex industry
Address common misconceptions about marginalized reproductive experiences
Provide suggestions for viewing disenfranchised pregnancy and child loss through a trauma-informed lens
Empower participants with practical tools to support clients in healing from these experiences, advocate for increased representation of this issue in anti-trafficking spaces, and inform colleagues on this issue
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WHEN REGISTERING: Please include a valid email to send the Zoom link to!
About YAMT: A national survivor-led nonprofit organization, transforming the growth of BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ survivors of domestic trafficking and those within the commercial sex industry by providing barrier-free access to survivor-centered support focused on mental health, education, and economic stability.
The proceeds of this training go back to Survivor Experts, leading these series to continue building upon economic empowerment pathways.
Questions?: Please Contact us at info@yamt.org
About the Presenter
Maya S. is an essayist, public speaker, and social justice advocate who believes the only things that are unspeakable are those about which we choose not to speak. When she’s not overcoming writer’s block by force or popping off about public health problems, she likes to connect with fellow cynical idealists, paint, and pamper her favorite tortoiseshell cat (who also happens to be her only one).
Survivor Expert Series:
“Supporting Survivors Impacted by Disenfranchised Pregnancy and Child Loss”
Thursday, February 13, 3:30 - 5:00 PM EST | Cost: $40.00
Presenter: Maya S.
This webinar is open to service providers and survivor leaders.
Webinar Description: An overview of the underrepresented issue of disenfranchised reproductive experiences such as pregnancy, child loss, and pregnancy loss in the context of human trafficking and the commercial sex industry. Training will equip service providers with essential knowledge about this topic and address the impact that the stigmatized nature of this problem has on survivor clients. After reviewing key terminology and examples of documented scenarios of marginalized reproductive events, we will explore potential trauma-informed attitudes and actions that service providers can incorporate into their practice to provide competent, meaningful support to those struggling with this issue along with informing their colleagues on this taboo topic.
Attendees will be able to:
Define key terms and concepts related to disenfranchised pregnancy and child loss
Review current information on similar subjects, as well as gaps in research that impact the treatment of survivors of human trafficking and the commercial sex industry
Address common misconceptions about marginalized reproductive experiences
Provide suggestions for viewing disenfranchised pregnancy and child loss through a trauma-informed lens
Empower participants with practical tools to support clients in healing from these experiences, advocate for increased representation of this issue in anti-trafficking spaces, and inform colleagues on this issue
—-
WHEN REGISTERING: Please include a valid email to send the Zoom link to!
About YAMT: A national survivor-led nonprofit organization, transforming the growth of BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ survivors of domestic trafficking and those within the commercial sex industry by providing barrier-free access to survivor-centered support focused on mental health, education, and economic stability.
The proceeds of this training go back to Survivor Experts, leading these series to continue building upon economic empowerment pathways.
Questions?: Please Contact us at info@yamt.org
About the Presenter
Maya S. is an essayist, public speaker, and social justice advocate who believes the only things that are unspeakable are those about which we choose not to speak. When she’s not overcoming writer’s block by force or popping off about public health problems, she likes to connect with fellow cynical idealists, paint, and pamper her favorite tortoiseshell cat (who also happens to be her only one).
