Resources

We have collected information on all training and project opportunities you can use on this page. For your convenience, we sorted them per topic, type, and target audience. After reviewing this page, we recommend visiting the Resources tab for additional materials. You can also submit a request for a webinar/training session on a topic of your interest.

“Sexual violence as a war crime: cooperation with law enforcement bodies” (WEBINAR)

What should a family doctor do to follow up with the victim and bring the perpetrators to justice? How to establish effective interaction between family doctors and police officers?

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“Sexual crimes as a new challenge for family doctors in times of martial law” (WEBINAR)

It provides basic knowledge about the obvious and non-obvious medical and psychological signs of violence. It also provides information on monitoring the psychological and physical condition of victims of sexual violence at different ages

“The reasons why victims of sexual violence don’t talk about what happened to them” (WEBINAR)

About the barriers that survivors of abuse - adults and children - face in telling someone about the fact of violence

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“Protecting children in times of war” (CONFERENCE)

The main focus of communication is the three pillars of a full-fledged childhood: dignity, joy, and safety

Algorithm for responding to violence in the church environment

The scheme provides guidance on how to respond if the abuser is an employee/volunteer in the church, as well as a person from other fields

Norms of behavior for children’s christian camps

A basic document on child safety for organizers, volunteers, animators who conduct children's camps