Staff – Page 2 – Survivor Economic Empowerment

Economic Empowerment National Resource Directory

This resource lists national directories that support the identification of local education, employment, financial education, small business, and public benefits resources.

Self-Assessment Tool: Building Collaborations with Community-Based Partners

Building Partnerships and Collaborations with Workforce and Education Systems. The self-assessment tool will assist victim service agencies in identifying potential community partners.

Incorporating Economic Empowerment Values within the Organization

A resource sheet about how an organization or program can incorporate the values of economic empowerment for staff as well as participants.

Key Resources for Understanding Rights and Protections for Survivors Requiring Employment Accommodation

A resource sheet about rights and protections for survivors requiring employment accommodation, providing an overview of basic concepts and links to learn more.

Key Resources Related to Establishing Employer Partnerships

A resource sheet about establishing employer partnerships, providing an overview of basic concepts and links to learn more.

Key Resources on Job Readiness

A resource sheet about job readiness, providing an overview of basic concepts and links to learn more.

Key Resources to Identify Available Public Benefits

A resource sheet about identifying available public benefits, providing an overview of basic concepts and links to learn more.

Key Resources on Financial Literacy and Education

A resource sheet about financial literacy and education, providing an overview of basic concepts and links to learn more.

Key Resources to Identify and Address Economic Abuse

This resource page aggregates key resources to help program staff understand and identify economic abuse and its impact on survivors’ financial safety and stability.

Economic Empowerment Baseline Needs Assessment

A discussion guide to understand what a participant’s short- and longer-term economic priorities and goals are, as well as any pressing needs that must be met in order to meaningfully participate in economic empowerment programs.