New Technical Assistance Structure for Campus Program

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1 New Technical Assistance Structure for Campus Program Campus Program Webinar Series 1

2 Agenda I. General TA Announcements II. Technical Instructions III. Presentation by OVW Campus Unit and TA Team IV. Q&A 2

3 General TA Annoucement Webinar materials on CALCASA.org by December 3 Video recording of the presentation uploaded by December 7 Technical difficulty? Contact livia@calcasa.org 3

4 How To Use The Technology Raise Hand Q & A Text Chat 4

5 Chatting on ilinc Are folks ready for winter break? 5 Use chat to answer

6 Office On Violence Against Women Grants to Reduce Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, and Stalking on Campus Program 6

7 Grants to Reduce Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, and Stalking on Campus Program PURPOSE OF THE WEBINAR To Detail the Changes in Technical Assistance Structure To Introduce the Technical Assistance Providers To Highlight Upcoming Information regarding New Grantee Orientation and Campus Institutes 7

8 Grants to Reduce Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, and Stalking on Campus Program New Technical Assistance Structure 8

9 Technical Assistance For the past 10 years, the Campus Program provided training and technical assistance to grantees through a comprehensive model. While this format was informative, inspiring, and tailored to campus needs, OVW was informed via grantee notification, monitoring and site visits that grantees were finding it challenging to implement the strategies that were presented in the institutes and adequately contend with the minimum requirements of the Campus Program. 9

10 Technical Assistance Thus to better fulfill the complex needs of grantees, OVW is employing a coalition of specialized and targeted expertise to effectively meet grantee needs 10

11 Technical Assistance What does this mean for the current Technical Assistance Structure? Instead of having CALCASA as the sole provider of Campus Program Technical Assistance, grantees will have 4 TA Providers that will provide specialized expertise. This team of providers will now represent the Campus Program Technical Assistance Team 11

12 Technical Assistance Office On Violence Against Women California Coalition Against Sexual Assault (CALCASA) East Central University Kentucky Domestic Violence Association Mississippi Coalition Against Sexual Assault 12

13 Technical Assistance Campus Program Technical Assistance Team Each Technical Assistance Provider will host a specialized Institute, provide ongoing support, and follow up with campus grantees as needed to include TA visits, webinars, etc. 13

14 Technical Assistance 14 Overall programmatic guidance and expertise: Office On Violence Against Women Coordinated Community Response: CALCASA Law Enforcement: East Central University Judicial Affairs: Mississippi Coalition Against Sexual Assault Mandatory Prevention and Education Program: Kentucky Domestic Violence Association

15 Technical Assistance The Role of CALCASA: Continue to host the Campus Program website and listserv Continue to be a resource for campus grantees Serve as the primary coordinator of the Campus Institutes Registration process 15

16 Technical Assistance Introduction of the Campus Program Technical Assistance Team 16

17 Technical Assistance Kentucky Domestic Violence Association 17

18 Technical Assistance Mississippi Coalition Against Sexual Assault 18

19 Technical Assistance East Central University 19

20 Technical Assistance California Coalition Against Sexual Assault 20

21 Campus Institutes Based on the training needs assessments, each grantee will be assigned an institute to attend based on the needs identified Individual grantees will send 3 people; Consortia and Flagship grantees will send 6 to 8 people. The selection of attendees will depend on the institute attending. 21

22 Campus Institutes Grantees will still attend 2 institutes a year (Jan. and June) for 2 yrs. In the third year, the grantees could select an institute or outside training that meets their specific needs as approved by OVW Grantees operating under a no cost extension are not required to attend, however, if you choose to attend then you must follow the program requirements for participation 22

23 What to Expect Training Assessments: Initially, grantees will receive an from OVW indicating the assigned institutes Grantees will later receive detail information from the specific TA provider regarding the Institute and the materials or assignments to complete prior to the training Campus Institutes: February 6-10, 2011 Location of Institutes will be given upon assignment 23

24 What to Expect Institute Registration begins: Dec. 15-Jan. 10 Last Date for hotel confirmation: Jan. 10 New Grantee Orientation will be conducted: Jan

25 What to Expect New Grantees are expected to bring 2-3 people to include the Project Coordinator, Co- Director/PI, and possibly Administrator/ Grants/ Financial Officer New Grantees will receive a separate regarding registration Registration for Orientation will also begin on Dec 15 25

26 Questions? How do we access webinar materials? 26

27 Acknowledgements United States Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women East Central University Kentucky Domestic Violence Association Mississippi Coalition Against Sexual Assault California Coalition Against Sexual Assault Campus Grantees 27