Innovative Social Entrepreneurship Approaches to Breaking the Cycle of Gender-based Violence
- Shared screen with speaker view

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Link to the Handout can be found here: https://bit.ly/32PqgEn

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If you want to write notes in the space on page 2, download the file for your personal use!

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Let us know what service you provide for victims!

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We currently have 15 women employed. Each monthly hiring # ranges based on our retention in the previous months. On average we hire between 4-7 women/month. We'd like to hire 60 women/year.

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Our residential program serves as average of 10 women annually. Our non-residential serves approximately 60 annually.

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What are the challenges do you see in your current work during the COVID-19 pandemic?

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Figuring out how to effectively work remotely and communicate with folks we would normally see in person was a huge shift in my office!

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Thank you, Kathleen!

01:13:53
Jessica has said "pivot" a few times--I think it perfectly captures what everyone has been doing to continue providing services!

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We'd love to hear how you've had to pivot in your position during the pandemic

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For anyone who may have missed it earlier, here's the link to the Handout with speaker bios and more info about the projects: https://bit.ly/32PqgEn

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Our closing exercise will incorporate the fill-in-the-blank responses on page 2!

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It was incredibly powerful.

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For more info on recordings and upcoming webinars, visit: https://cjc.delaware.gov/victims-services-conference/

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To catch the next session on Innovative Programs with a focus on Housing, check out the flyer to register for December’s session: https://cjc.delaware.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/61/2020/10/VSC_Flyer_Innovative-Programs.pdf