What's Money Got to Do With It?
What’s money got to do with domestic violence? A lot! Join us to learn more about how to support survivors as they navigate the worlds of credit, debt and more. Learn how to build community relationships with financial institutions that benefit the survivors you work with. Polish your safety planning skills to include money and finances. You might even learn something that benefits your own finances! This training will be co-facilitated by Jennifer Quiroz, co-founder of the King County Hope and Power financial education program, and Hannah Haag, with the YWCA Economic Resilience Initiative.
PLEASE NOTE:
Registration is based on email addresses, so each registrant must have their own email address (you cannot use the same email address for more than one person).
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This event is supported by funding from the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services, Children’s Administration. The points of view presented in this event are those of WSCADV and do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services.