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Webinars

Webinars are seminars held on the web on serving survivors of torture.  To see lists of webinars by topic please review the left-hand side of the page.

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All Webinars in Chronological Order

Date Title
12-16-2009 NCB Subgrant Program
10-21-2009 Year-end Giving: Mission and Action
09-23-2009 HealthRight International's Human Rights Clinic Photo Database: A Reference Tool Documenting the Long-term Physical Sequelae of Torture
09-09-2009 Religion, Spirituality & Faith - Clinicial Experiences from Two Programs: Spirituality Series Part 3
08-11-2009 ORR Performance Measurement Initiative: Holly Herrera, NCB Institute Presentation
08-11-2009 Client Data Managment: Denise Dreher, NCB Institute Presentation
07-15-2009 ESL as a Mental Health Intervention
06-17-2009 Conducting a Spiritual Assessment and Integrating Spirituality in Clinical Practice: Spirituality Series Part 2
05-27-2009 Making Sure Client Numbers Reflect Client Reality:Part 3 in the Demonstrating Client Improvement to Yourself and Others Series
04-29-2009 Religion, Spirituality, and Faith in the Care of Torture Survivors: Spirituality Series Part 1
02-18-2009 Understanding and Using your Outcome Evaluation System: Part 2 in the Demonstrating Client Improvement to Yourself and Others Series
12-17-2008 Setting Up an Evaluation System to Succeed: Part 1 in the Demonstrating Client Improvement to Yourself and Others Series
09-17-2008 Iraqi Torture Survivors: Panel Discussion with Experienced Service Providers
08-13-2008 Iraqi Torture Survivors: Assessment and Clinical Case Review
07-30-2008 Vocational Rehabilitation with Torture Survivors
06-11-2008 Approaches & Clinical Experiences in Treating Iraqi Torture Survivors
05-14-2008 Managing Primary Healthcare for Torture Survivors
05-14-2008 Common Iraqi Attitudes on Mental Health, Responses to Trauma, & Implications for Treatment
04-16-2008 Building and Nuturing a Pro Bono Legal Service Network
03-12-2008 Specific Cultural and Evidence-based Practices for the Treatment of Torture Survivors: Part 2 of Mollica Series
03-12-2008 Backgrounder on New Iraqi Arrivals
02-13-2008 Selection & Implementation of Evidence Based Practices: Clinical Worldviews in the Care of Torture Survivors: Part 1 of Mollica Series
01-23-2008 Serving Children Who Are Torture Survivors
11-14-2007 Grant Writing: Using the FRAP Process
10-17-2007 Measurement, Assessment, and Data in a Cross-Cultural Context: Making Sure Your Data Informs,and Doesn't Hurt, Your Services and Program
09-12-2007 Legal Assistance for Survivors of Torture
06-13-2007 How to Build Relationships with Local Resources for Funding