Local and Global Recognition

Desired Achievement

Educating and advocating the importance of qualified SV providers to courts, communities, and legislators, legal aid, and CPS

Goals:

Decision Makers and referral sources will use properly trained providers that follow ethical and well-defined standards of practice

Supervised Visitation Network is invited to present at training conferences for judges, GAL's, Social Service Agencies

Local and national decision makers attend, participate and present in SVN sponsored trainings, meetings and conferences

Build collaborations with communities, stakeholders, and decision makers to increase effective partnerships 

Strategies 

Develop relationships with local judges, lawyers, key decision makers

Develop relationships with local education institutions to support potential research

Increase visibility in media, professional journals, with legislatures and judiciaries 

Research and identify potential stakeholders and decision makers

Activities (Past, Present, and Future)

Hired new full-time staff member as Membership and Community Outreach Coordinator March, 2023

Exhibited at End Violence Against Women International (2000 Attendees) in Chicago, April of 2023

Presented to the Australian Children’s Contact Association (ACCSA) at their  Annual Conference March 2023

Exhibited at Association of Family and Conciliation Courts Annual Conference (AFCC), June 2023 

Exhibited at National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges (NCJFCJ) , July 2023

ED Joe Nullet is presented a virtual lecture to a group of university professors (psychology, family law, family sociology so on), lawyers, providers of visitation centers and grad students from Japan. They want to learn more about how visitation is provided in the US for cases of high conflict parents and the child refusal, and about the training SVN offers to the providers.   October 2023