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National Clearinghouse on Abuse in Later Life (NCALL)

A project of End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin

1245 E. Washington Ave., Suite 150, Madison, Wisconsin 53703

Phone: 608-255-0539 • Fax/TTY: 608-255-3560 • www.ncall.us • www.endabusewi.org

Abuse in Later Life Education Series for Advocates

Welcome to the Abuse in Later Life Education Series for Advocates.

Domestic and sexual abuse victim advocates provide invaluable support

and resources to victims in most communities throughout the United

States. This education series is intended to expand on what advocates

already know and help advocates recognize and respond to some of the

unique issues experienced by older survivors. Programs may find the

education series useful for new staff and volunteer training, as well as

training seasoned advocates who want to learn more about abuse in later

life. Our intention is to make training easily accessible, giving advocates an

opportunity to learn at their desk.

NCALL has created several training modules as part of this series. The

training modules are designed as pre-recorded webinars, each less than 35

minutes in length. Most modules include videos from national experts along

with NCALL staff to provide you with a broad view on the subject matter. A

worksheet is provided with each module with questions to consider, plus

provides a list of additional resources on the subject.

This document contains a chart individuals can use to track which modules

they have watched. The first column indicates the module title as well as

information on the presenters. The second column displays the length of

each recorded module so individuals can schedule time accordingly. The

final column provides space to write the date the module was watched to

track progress through the series.

If you have any questions or want additional information, please contact Ann Turner at NCALL at [email protected].

2 | N C A L L A b u s e i n L a t e r L i f e E d u c a t i o n S e r i e s f o r A d v o c a t e s

Module Title Length Date Watched

Module 1: Overview Bonnie Brandl, National Clearinghouse on Abuse in Later Life (NCALL)

16:35

Module 2: Defining Elder Abuse & Abuse in Later Life Ann Turner, Elder Victim Services and Advocacy Coordinator, NCALL Video presenters:

Risa Breckman, Director, New York City Elder Abuse Center

Evelyn Laureano, Executive Director, Neighborhood Self Help by Older Persons Project, New York

Vicki Ybanez, Executive Director, Red Wind Consulting

Bonnie Brandl, Director, NCALL

18:38

Module 3: Intimate Partner Violence in Later Life Ann Turner, Elder Victim Services and Advocacy Coordinator, NCALL Video presenters:

Survivors – Lois and Sam

27:03



Module 4: Sexual Abuse in Later Life Ann Turner, Elder Victim Services and Advocacy Coordinator, NCALL Video presenters:

Survivors – Miss Mary & Al’s granddaughter

Sue Hall Dreher, Consultant, formerly Director, Sexual Assault Support Services of Midcoast Maine

Karla Vierthaler, Lifespan Project Manager, National Sexual Violence Resource Center

25:43

Module 5: Stalking in Later Life Ann Turner, Elder Victim Services and Advocacy Coordinator, NCALL

12:28

Module 6: Economic Abuse and Financial Exploitation in Later Life Bonnie Brandl, Director, NCALL Video Presenters:

Survivor – Anne

Bobbie Sackman, Advocate of Elder Rights, Live On, NY

Diane Slezak, CEO, Age Options, IL

20:40



Module 7: Neglect, Self-neglect and the Role of APS Bonnie Brandl, Director, NCALL Video presenters:

Survivor – Lova

Ricker Hamilton, Deputy Commissioner, Maine Department of Health and Human Services

Nadia Fiorini, Sergeant, Seattle Police Department

Deborah Holt Knight, New York City Adult Protective Services

19:15

Module 8: Power & Control and the Role of Caregiver Stress Ann Turner, Elder Victim Services and Advocacy Coordinator, NCALL Video presenters:


26:12

Module 9: Victim-Defined Advocacy Bonnie Brandl, Director, NCALL Video presenters:

Alice Ghareib, Director, DOVES, Area Agency on Aging, Region One, AZ

LaTrice Hogan, Consultant, formerly with the Milwaukee Women’s Center

Evelyn Laureano, Executive Director, Neighborhood Self Help by Older Persons Project, New York

Anne Menard, CEO, National Resource Center on Domestic Violence

Vicki Ybanez, Executive Director, Red Wind Consulting

25:33



Module 10: Trauma and Older Survivors Ann Turner, Elder Victim Services and Advocacy Coordinator, NCALL Video presenters:

Amy Judy, Senior Program Associate, Center on Victimization and Safety, Vera Institute of Justice

Evelyn Laureano, Executive Director, Neighborhood Self Help by Older Persons Project, NY

Vicki Ybanez, Executive Director, Red Wind Consulting, Inc.


18:56

Module 11: Providing Trauma-Informed Advocacy for Older Survivors Ann Turner, Elder Victim Services and Advocacy Coordinator, NCALL Video presenters:


21:30



Module 12: Mandatory Reporting Bonnie Brandl, Director, NCALL Video presenters:

Alicia Aiken, Executive Director, Confidentiality Institute


Rebecca Henry, Deputy Chief Counsel, Commission on Domestic and Sexual Violence, American Bar Association

Ann Turner, Elder Victim Services and Advocacy Coordinator, NCALL

24:30

Module 13: Elder-Informed Victim Services Ann Turner, Elder Victim Services and Advocacy Coordinator, NCALL Video presenters:

Anne Menard, CEO, National Resource Center on Domestic Violence



19:49



Module 14: Support Groups for Older Survivors Ann Turner, Elder Victim Services and Advocacy Coordinator, NCALL Video presenters:


Alice Ghareib, Director, DOVES Program with the Area Agency on Aging in Arizona

LaTrice Hogan, Consultant, formerly Director of the Milwaukee Women’s Center in Wisconsin

33:44

Module 15: Powers of Attorney and Guardianship Ann Laatsch, Justice System Coordinator, NCALL Video presenters:


Alicia Aiken, Executive Director, The Confidentiality Institute

33:55



Module 16: Policies to Enhance Safety for Older Survivors Ann Turner, Elder Victim Services and Advocacy Coordinator, NCALL Video presenters:


Anne Menard, Executive Director, National Resource Center on Domestic Violence

Sue Hall Dreher, Consultant, formerly Director, Sexual Assault Support Services of Maine

22:59

Module 17: Advancing Equity for Older Victims Juanita Davis, Program Manager, NCALL

14:24

Module 18: Collaboration—Making It Work For You Lisa G. Furr, Program Manager, NCALL Video presenters:

Juanita Davis, Program Manager, NCALL

Sue Hall Dreyer, Consultant, formerly Director, Sexual Assault Services of Midcoast Maine

Lisa Furr, Program Manager, NCALL

Alice Ghareib, Director, DOVES Program, Area Agency on Aging, Region One, Arizona

LaTrice Buck Hogan, Consultant, formerly Director, Milwaukee Women's Center


21:11



Module 19: Increasing Awareness of Abuse in Later Life Sara Mayer, Project Coordinator, NCALL Video presenters:


Lisa G. Furr, Program Manager, NCALL

Ann Turner Elder Victim Services and Advocacy Coordinator, NCALL

15:23

Module 20: Working with Survivors Who Have Guardians Ann Laatsch, Justice System Coordinator, NCALL Video presenters:

Alicia Aiken, Executive Director, The Confidentiality Institute


17:41

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