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AFTERMATH MATTERS: Creating A Community Care Response For Sexual Assault Thursday, April 7, 2022 Panel starts at 4:30 Register Here Event Description This event will be an open dialogue with local nonprofit experts on how to provide a unified community care response to sexual assault. The panel discussion will serve to support survivors as they navigate trauma and educate the community on post-assault best practices. The event aims to answer the question of why aftermath matters. Location: Alfreda Schmidt Community Center 5825 Wise Rd. Lansing, MI. 48911 Meet Our Panelists Alex Brace, MA LPC Executive Director & Therapist, Small Talk Tanesha Ash-Shakoor, JD CEO & Founder - Voices of Color Lauren Henfling SART Coordinator & Advocate - MSU Center for Survivors Tiffani Dusang MSN, RN, NEA-BC, AFN-BC Director of Emergency and Forensic Nursing Services - Sparrow Hospital Sophia Estrada-Ferreira Street Outreach Coordinator - Child & Family Charities Sara Tunney Director of Sexual Assault Programs - EVE Our Community Partners

Meet Our Board Retired, MPHI Stephanie Halfmann Stephanie Halfmann, MS, RD, graduated from Michigan State University with a bachelor’s degree in nutrition, master’s degree in Distance Education and Nutrition. Her primary focus was Women and Children’s health and safety. Stephanie is retired from MPHI as the Director of Affiliate Services. Where she provided administrative direction and leadership to MPHI affiliate staff and clients at the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS). Operations Process Engineer, Jackson Financial Inc. Andrea Marsh As a process engineer, Andrea's focus is concentrated on continuous process improvement for a number of business functions and processes within their Customer Care Center. This includes, but is not limited to, their online digital experience, fraud prevention and product launches. She also collaborates with Operations Leaders and Managers to facilitate change management plans, including training and communications, as well as creates or updates necessary Standard Operating Procedure documentation and resources. Additionally, she partners closely with their process and subject matter experts, helping to support their growth and development. Graduate Program Director, MSU School of Packaging Amy Radford-Popp Dr. Amy Radford-Popp (she/her/hers) is the Graduate Program Director for the School of Packaging and serves as the administrative supervisor of graduate studies, overseeing all components of graduate education, and promoting academic quality and integrity. Her role oversees the full life-cycle of the graduate student experience including: the recruitment of new and prospective students, student support and advising, the promotion of professional identity development, scholarship management, and experiential learning opportunities, to persistence efforts and preparation for graduation. As a liaison between the MSU Graduate School and the Dean's office within the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, she leads the Graduate Education Team for the School of Packaging. With over 30 years of experience in higher education at multiple institutions, Amy has developed leadership, strategic planning, collaboration, coaching, mentoring, career education, and administrative program development experiences. Capitol Fundraising Associates Caitlin O'Rourke Caitlin O'Rourke is a Senior Associate at Capitol Fundraising Associates (CFA), where she manages a diverse portfolio of clients. At CFA, Caitlin provides fundraising and event management for a number of organizations across the state of Michigan, including those addressing hunger, LGBTQIA+ rights, housing, and more. She is a graduate of J.W. Sexton High School and Grand Valley State University with a degree in Political Science. Caitlin has been recognized for her extensive volunteering and commitment to building up other young leaders. She uses this knowledge and experience to help EVE find creative ways to educate the community on the reality of domestic and sexual assault, and to stand with survivors in the Lansing area. Retired, DHHS Harriet Greenstone Harriet Greenstone is a retiree from the State of Michigan, Department of Social Services, and has been supporting and volunteering with EVE since 2003. She joined the board at End Violent Encounters in 2017 and continues to use her tenacity to fiercely advocate for survivors both at the board level and by being a voice in the community advocating for change. Harriet sees serving on EVE’s board as an extension of her life-life work to support women through the hardest points of their lives. She believes in the power of a strong support network and the difference that can be made when you refuse to let someone be isolated and alone. Harriet has shown repeatedly that she is willing and eager to do whatever it takes to support survivors wherever they are in their journey. She is tireless in her work to educate the community on the severity of the problem and how they can help. According to Harriet, “I want anyone that I talk to about EVE to come away knowing that violence is an equal opportunity destroyer. There is no typical victim/survivor and abuse cuts across all socio-economic lines, all races, ages, and genders. It's never acceptable to engage in victim-blaming and the best way to be supportive when needed is to listen, believe and avoid being judgmental.” Attorney, Grewal Law Ayanna D. Neal Ayanna D. Neal joined Grewal Law PLLC as an attorney and Team Leader of the Criminal and Family Divisions after dedicating over fifteen years to representing the people of the state of Michigan in prosecution for Ingham County Prosecutor’s Office. Ayanna began practicing law two years prior to working as a prosecutor and handled child custody, contracts, and estate planning cases. Ayanna holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Michigan and Juris Doctor with a concentration in Business Transactions from Thomas M. Cooley Law School and has been practicing law for 19 years. During her work as an assistant prosecutor, she has worked in the family, district, and circuit courts. She has handled thousands of cases and has litigated numerous cases. She handled major drug crimes prosecution in the Ingham County Drug Addiction Response Unit and also handled civil forfeiture cases. She was a special prosecutor for arson cases and she also reviewed criminal sexual conduct cases as part of the Criminal Sexual Conduct Review Team. Ayanna has also served as a special prosecutor for felonious domestic violence crimes and child criminal sexual conduct cases. Financial Advisor, Edward Jones Ben Marciniak-Jennings Ben Marciniak-Jennings is a Financial Advisor for Edward Jones Ben sees EVE as a catalyst for empowerment in the community they provide resources and education to change lives in the local community and he wants to be part of the process. He believes his ability to educate and network throughout the community will help EVE grow and reach a larger audience. He is full of compassion for people, has a wiliness to help, and can resolve to make a difference. Retired, MSU Professor Jenny Bond Jenny is a retired MSU professor who specialized in community nutrition. Spring Forest Counseling & Wellness Amy Champaigne Amy is a clinical social worker, licensed since 2003, specializing in Mental Health, Addictions, and EMDR. Experienced in working with clients struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, and substance use. Amy is a presenter of trainings on topics such as Domestic Violence, Substance Abuse, Self-Harming Behaviors, Problem Gambling and Stress Management. Amy also provides supervision for limited-license Social Workers and support letters for HRT/other procedures. Amy is a certified Hypnotherapist, a reflexologist, trained in Esoteric and Vibrational Energy Healing, and a Michigan Notary. A graduate of Michigan State University in the Master’s of Social Work program in 2001, and a graduate of Hope College with a Bachelor’s in Social Work in 2000, Amy began working with domestic violence in 2003 as a volunteer with the C.A.R.E. program and as a case manager at the SIREN/Eaton Shelter. Joining the board of EVE, Inc. in 2022, Amy is looking forward to contributing to her community and sharing her clinical skills on a broader level to advocate for survivors and ensure there are resources available when needed and helping to educate the community on the dynamics of power and control. MSU, Associate Professor Hyunkag Cho Hyunkag Cho, PhD, is an Associate Professor of Social Work at Michigan State University. His research is focused on intimate partner violence, prevalence, health outcomes, and help-seeking; and their variations across gender and race/ethnicity. He has primarily used quantitative research methods, such as survey and secondary analysis of national data. He has led several projects, collaborated with domestic and international researchers, and produced several peer-reviewed publications from each project. He teaches for undergraduate, graduate, and PhD students in the areas of theory of social change, community organization, research, and statistics. He worked with the EVE to translate service materials to Korean for the clients who have a limited English proficiency. McNichol, CPA President Peggy McNichol Peggy McNichol, CPA, founder and President of McNichol, CPA PC (ATS Associates) · Married to Hugh for 48 years and counting · Mother of two and grandmother of 4 grandsons · Graduate of Davenport University, B.S., Accounting · Small business owner for more than 20 years I have been fortunate throughout my life to have had supportive parents and a supportive spouse. I know that many people have not. I was very naïve about abuse until a family member, and later a friend, became victims of spousal abuse. I couldn’t help them, other than listening and being there for them, but EVE does help! EVE is there to help victims become survivors. Counsel, Nationwide Financial Kaitlin Reinke, J.D. As a survivor whose situation lended itself to not having access to resources like EVE, Inc. provides, she understands how impactful EVE's resources can be. EVE enables survivors to begin living an independent life and start their healing journey. She is happy to be a Board member because serving an organization that has such a large impact on survivors is incredibly close to her heart and her healing journey. Her legal training and her experience working in large organizations enables her to think critically and see big picture impact. She understands that every single action and decision has downstream impact, and she is able to tackle each situation with a holistic and practical perspective. She hopes that if you have a conversation with her, you will understand that to her, compassion and empathy always come first. She believes her role is to serve and to make others feel heard, seen, and important.

TU IRA SUS VIDAS PUEDE CAMBIAR EN 2020 EVE PROPORCIONÓ SERVICIOS A 2,968 SUPERVIVIENTES DE VIOLENCIA DOMÉSTICA Y SEXUAL, ACOSO Y ABUSO A ANCIANOS. Su cuenta individual de jubilación (IRA) no solo es una excelente herramienta para ahorrar en sus años de jubilación, sino también una forma de brindar servicios que cambian la vida de los sobrevivientes de violencia doméstica, agresión sexual, acecho y abuso de ancianos. ¿Nos ayudarás a acabar con los encuentros violentos? Usar su ira para apoyar a los sobrevivientes también puede proteger sus activos de impuestos innecesarios. Conozca más sobre estas opciones de obsequios con impuestos inteligentes, adentro. HAGA MÁS CON SU IRA HAGA UN IMPACTO DURADERO HOY Cuando nombra a EVE como beneficiario, nos beneficia a todos Comuníquese con el administrador de su plan de jubilación para solicitar un formulario de cambio de beneficiario o descargue uno del sitio web de su proveedor. Complete el formulario, nombrando EVE Inc. junto con la cantidad o porcentaje que desea que recibamos. Firme y devuelva el formulario al administrador de su plan. Asegúrese también de guardar una copia para sus registros. ¡Haznos saber! Nos encantaría agradecerle y honrarle por su contribución.

Change starts with you. The first step toward creating change in your community is to sign the pledge. By signing the pledge, you are making a commitment to: Be the First to confront personal victim-blaming tendencies Be the First to speak out against victim-blaming Be the First to support a survivor on their path to healing Sign the Pledge Name (first and last if comfortable) Email Phone Reason for pledging: Position Title Commit Press commit to finish signing! Sign the Pledge Take Action Learn More Subscribe to our Newsletter Email Join Our Mailing List Thanks for subscribing!

cultivar el cambio ¡Te necesitamos! EVE necesita personas que marquen la diferencia y que estén dispuestas a ayudar a las sobrevivientes de violencia doméstica y sexual. Puede contribuir con sus talentos proporcionando recursos a los sobrevivientes, ayudándonos a mantener un medio ambiente limpio, ayudando con los envíos por correo o utilizando una habilidad específica como ayuda con la tecnología o reparaciones. Actualmente, EVE está aceptando solicitudes de individuos y grupos, así que complete una hoy y conviértase en un fabricante de diferencia. Voluntario Conozca a algunos que marcan la diferencia Mikayla I enjoy volunteering at EVE because I love doing my part to empower women who are survivors of domestic violence as well as educate the community on important issues like domestic violence, sexual assault, and healthy relationships. Being able to go out in the community and help Leah with planning and participating in events really helps me realize what I want to do in my future while being able to promote positive communities. Yamini I love volunteering with End Violent Encounters because it is a nice placed to make some real impact with some of the most amazing people I have ever met. I’ve learned a lot about myself through volunteering, with children and the survivors, and the more time I spend volunteering with EVE, the more I feel like I am actually making a difference every day, for an issue I am very passionate about.The connections I have made here are amazing, and the reason I keep coming back every week. Aaron I enjoy volunteering with E.V.E because I have a chance to help the often invisible party of a crime, the victim. It also gives me a chance to help my community and learn the justice system.

Victim-blaming harms our communities. Research shows that negative reactions from friends and family and the acceptance of rape myths in our communities further harms survivors after they experience an assault. Victim-blaming leads to increased depression, anxiety, and PTSD symptoms in survivors, and also decreases their chances of further seeking the help and support they need. You likely know someone who has experienced sexual violence. According to the CDC's most recent National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey, sexual violence is incredibly common. 1 in 4 women have experienced completed or attempted rape in their lifetime. Nearly 1 in 4 women have experienced sexual coercion in their lifetime. 1 in 2 women have experienced unwanted sexual contact of some kind in their lifetime. 1 in 9 men have been made to penetrate someone in their lifetime. Nearly 1 in 9 men have experienced sexual coercion in their lifetime. 1 in 4 men have experienced unwanted sexual contact of some kind in their lifetime. Change starts with you. Make a commitment today to: Be the First to speak out against victim-blaming Be the First to believe a survivor when they tell you their story Be the First to support a survivor on their path to healing Sign the Pledge Take Action Learn More Subscribe to our Newsletter Email Join Our Mailing List Thanks for subscribing!

Recursos locales Haga clic en cada enlace para obtener más información. Prevención del suicidio: Asociación de Michigan para la Prevención del Suicidio Teléfono (24/7): 1-800-273-8255 (inglés y español) https://www.mymasp.org/ LGBTQ: El Centro Salus Dirección: 408 S Washington Square, Lansing, MI 48933 Teléfono: 517-580-4593 www.saluscenter.org El proyecto Trevor Teléfono (24/7): 1-866-488-7386 Texto: 678-678 Chat: www.thetrevorproject.org/get-help-now/ www.thetrevorproject.org/?gclid=Cj0KCQiAzZL-BRDnARIsAPCJs70HKC1d14Usb4QvkPG7cDNLCpymERLsCakrc9ri4MEJi6qJHcZ4GPYaAiB7EALw_wcB Para obtener una lista de recursos más específicos, visite: www.glaad.org/resourcelist Discapacidades: Área de capital de la red de discapacidades Dirección: 901 E Mt Hope Ave, Lansing, MI 48910 Teléfono: 517-999-2760 www.dncap.org Coalición de Derechos de Discapacidades de Michigan Dirección: 3498 E Lake Lansing Rd # 100, East Lansing, MI 48823 Teléfono: 1-800-578-1269 www.copower.org Sordos: División de Michigan para personas sordas, sordociegas y con problemas de audición Dirección: Capitol Tower Building, 110 W Michigan Ave # 800, Lansing, MI 48933 Teléfono: 517-507-5223 www.michigan.gov/mdcr/0,4613,7-138-28545---,00.html Ciego: Oficina de Servicios para Personas Ciegas Dirección: Capitol Tower Building, 110 W Michigan Ave # 800, Lansing, MI 48933 Teléfono: 517-507-5223 www.michigan.gov/leo/0,5863,7-336-94422_28313---,00.html Mayor: Oficina de Envejecimiento de los Tres Condados Dirección: 5303 S Cedar St, Lansing, MI 48911 Teléfono: 517-887-1440 www.tcoa.org POC: Voces de color thevoicesofcolor@gmail.com Teléfono: 252-955-8902 www.voicesofcolor.org Nativos americanos / Primera Nación: Programa de alcance para nativos americanos Dirección: 5303 S. Cedar Street, Room 211, Lansing, MI 48911 Teléfono: 517-887-4322 (Servicios de salud pública-Servicios de extensión familiar) Defensor: Jaclynn Lloyd al 517-272-4130 Uniendo tres fuegos contra la violencia Coalición de Violencia Doméstica y Agresión Sexual de Nativos Americanos de Michigan Dirección: 2861 Ashmun St., Suite 4 Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783 Teléfono: 906-253-9775 rcarr@utfav.org Línea de ayuda nativa de StrongHearts 1-844-7NATIVE (1-844-762-8483) Veteranos: Condado de Ingham VA Dirección: 5303 S Cedar St # 2, Lansing, MI 48911 Teléfono: 517-887-4331 www.va.ingham.org De bajos ingresos: Ingham MDHHS Dirección: 5303 S. Cedar St., Lansing, MI 48911 Teléfono: 517-887-9400 www.newmibridges.michigan.gov

Director ejecutivo Jonquil Bertschi 517-372-5976 X 113 jbertschi@eveinc.org Director de desarrollo de recursos Joy Whitenburg 517-372-5976 jwhitenburg@eveinc.org Director de Asistencia de la comunidad Secadora Leah 517-372-5976 X 111 ldryer@eveinc.org Director de Programas de Refugio Teri Looney 517-372-3382 X 228 tlooney@eveinc.org Director de consejería Rachel Fraley 517-372-3382 X 222 rfraley@eveinc.org Director de Servicios Legales Kaitlynn Dwyer 517-483-6500 X 6722 kdwyer@ingham.org Director de programas de agresión sexual Sara Tunney 517-896-3335 stunney@eveinc.org Conoce a nuestro personal

Presentar una PPO durante el coronavirus Esta página le dirá cómo solicitar una PPO durante este tiempo de distanciamiento social. Le informará sus opciones para llevar la documentación al juzgado y le informará qué documentación necesitará y cómo completarla. Opciones para llevar su documentación PPO al Palacio de Justicia: 1. A partir de hoy, la oficina de PPO no está abierta durante el horario de atención. Sin embargo, aún puede recoger la documentación de la PPO en el Veteran's Memorial Courthouse. Los paquetes de PPO se pueden recoger en la mesa cercana a la seguridad después de entrar por la puerta principal o en la ventana del secretario dentro de la Oficina del secretario del tribunal de circuito en el primer piso. Puede completar el papeleo en una mesa fuera de la oficina del secretario y enviarlo para su presentación en la ventana del secretario dentro de la Oficina del secretario del tribunal de circuito. Si prefiere trabajar y enviar su documentación de forma remota, consulte sus opciones a continuación: Haga clic aquí para obtener información sobre la ubicación. 2. Desde ahora hasta el final del día hábil hasta nuevo aviso, también puede obtener la documentación en este (u otro) sitio web y enviarla por correo electrónico a la oficina del Secretario del Tribunal del 30º Circuito. Envíe su documentación por correo electrónico a: CircuitCourtRecords@ingham.org . 3. Desde ahora hasta el final del día hábil y hasta nuevo aviso, también puede obtener la documentación en este (u otro) sitio web y enviarla por fax a la oficina del Secretario del Tribunal del 30º Circuito. Envíe su documentación por fax al: (517) 483-6401 o (517) 483-6501. OBTENER SU DECISIÓN: 24 horas después de haber solicitado su PPO, llame a la Oficina de PPO al 517-483-6545 para verificar el estado de su decisión. Una vez que haya llamado a la Oficina de PPO y haya confirmado que su decisión está lista para ser recogida, la recogerá en la Oficina del Secretario del Tribunal de Circuito en el 1er piso o en el Veteran's Memorial Courthouse. También puede solicitar una copia escaneada de su decisión enviando una solicitud por correo electrónico a: circuitcourtrecords@ingham.org. Qué papeleo necesita presentar.