WomensLaw features sections covering: 

• court preparation
• safety planning
• state and federal laws and legal statutes
• Resources such as state and local programs directory, locating an attorney 
• Ways to help a survivor, for professionals as well as friends and family members

• Comprehensive Tribal Victim Assistance Program (CTVA): CTVA supports tribal program response to victims of crime, their families, and communities and provides trauma-informed, culturally competent holistic services.

• Children's Justice Act Partnerships for Indian Communities Program (CJA): CJA supports comprehensive and coordinated multidisciplinary responses to child abuse victims and their families in ways that are trauma-informed and culturally competent.

• Co-plan and coordinate TA events with project staff and consulting faculty including in person training institutes and meetings, and webinars and audio conferences;
• Develop tailored TA plans, coordinate and provide TA to demonstrations sites and new Blueprint communities including on-site TA visits, audio/video consultations, and customized webinars, Develop and write webinar and in-person event publicity, training agendas, presentation materials, handouts and evaluations.
• Develop and write training materials and resources e.g., tool kits, best practice assessment tools, guides, training materials and handouts, and video/audio materials.
• Develop and conduct training sessions for in person trainers and webinars/audioconferences;
• Facilitate prompt responses to grantee requests;
• Provide individualized TA via phone and e-mail consultation;
• Co-plan and facilitate planning meetings; 
• Build and maintain strong relationships with a national faculty and consultant pool and work with the pool on delivery of technical assistance and training.
• Assist in the preparation and review of progress reports;
• Provide administrative support to the project including: pre-event and event planning and support for in-person trainings and post-event wrap-up; development of event publicity and program/training materials; copying, mailing and shipping of project materials; maintaining program database that meets record-keeping and reporting needs; collecting event demographics and attendance statistics; ordering supplies and materials; and maintaining program records and files.

• Oversees all services provided by the STEPS Children's Services staff at the SIFJC, including individual and group therapy, childcare and recreational activities, to ensure quality and appropriateness of services.
• Provide clinical and case management supervision to staff and interns; assist in resolving complex case management issues; conduct one-on-one supervisory sessions for all staff and interns; work collaboratively with faculty of sponsoring educational institutions to train and evaluate interns.
• Ensure that staff appropriately counsel and engage clients; monitor compliance with case contact requirements; assist staff to utilize legal, social, housing, educational, employment, and other resources which will enable clients to effectively navigate the criminal legal and social service systems; aid staff in making meaningful referrals.
• Manage the performance of paid staff; assess training and development needs of staff; assist with in-service training; evaluate job performance; appropriately address performance problems.
• Ensure that staff have the necessary supports to respond to client needs; responds to work-related stress of staff and interns.
• Actively engages in inter-disciplinary collaboration and case coordination with administrative staff of the SIFJC and other partner agencies.
• Develops relationships with community-based resources and links clients with services.
• Participates in weekly supervision and attends other meetings as required.
• Performs administrative tasks as needed.
• Maintains program records and completes reports.
• Other duties as assigned.

• LCSW and SIFI certification (or eligible for SIFI certification), required.
• Training in Childhood Parent Psychotherapy (CPP), Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Parenting Journey and/or other evidence based practice designed to support child survivors of trauma, required.  
• Bi-lingual English/Spanish,preferred.
• Strong and diverse clinical and supervisory skills;
• Dynamic understanding of the impact that abusive partner behavior and other forms of trauma has on children's social, emotional and cognitive development;
• Keen ability to work with individuals of diverse backgrounds and identities;
• Exceptional interpersonal, speaking, and writing skills and the ability to apply these skills in varied situations;
• Demonstrated ability to be flexible and work as a member of a multi-disciplinary team as well as independently;
• Ability to work flexible hours;
• Ability to work independently and accountably.

• Oversees all services provided by the STEPS CBS team, including individual and group therapy and the STEPS helpline to ensure quality and appropriateness of services.
• Provide clinical and case management supervision to staff and interns; assist in resolving complex case management issues; conduct one-on-one supervisory sessions for all staff and interns; work collaboratively with faculty of sponsoring educational institutions to train and evaluate interns.
• Ensure that staff appropriately counsel and engage clients; monitor compliance with case contact requirements; assist staff to utilize legal, social, housing, educational, employment, and other resources which will enable clients to effectively navigate the criminal legal and social service systems; aid staff in making meaningful referrals.
• Manage the performance of paid staff; assess training and development needs of staff; assist with in-service training; evaluate job performance; appropriately address performance problems.
• Ensure that staff have the necessary supports to respond to client needs; responds to work-related stress of staff and interns.
• Actively engages in inter-disciplinary collaboration and case coordination with other STEPS programs and relevant agencies.
• Participates in weekly supervision and attends other meetings as required.
• Performs administrative tasks as needed.
• Maintains program records and completes reports.
• Other duties as assigned.

• LCSW and SIFI certification (or eligible for SIFI certification), required.
• Training in Childhood Parent Psychotherapy (CPP), Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), Therapeutic Crisis Intervention (TCI), and/or other evidence based practice designed to support survivors of trauma, required.  
• Bi-lingual English/Spanish,preferred.
• Strong and diverse clinical and supervisory skills;
• Understanding of the dynamics of intimate partner violence;
• Keen ability to work with individuals of diverse backgrounds and identities;
• Exceptional interpersonal, speaking, and writing skills and the ability to apply these skills in varied situations;
• Demonstrated ability to be flexible and work as a member of a multi-disciplinary team as well as independently;
• Ability to work flexible hours;
• Ability to work independently and accountably.