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Courthouse Victims’ Rights Training

Copper Shores Victim Support

Explore the statutory foundations of crime victims’ rights, the shared responsibility of upholding those rights, and collaborative best practice for maintaining victims’ integrity.

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Designed for anyone who plays a role in the courthouse and judicial process, including:

Judges and Magistrates
Court Administrators
Attorneys and Prosecutors
Friends of the Court
Parole and Probation Agents
Administrative and Judicial Staff
Court Advocates
Community Advocates
Bailiffs

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Adaptable Training Time

Basic sessions run about one hour, with the flexibility to extend for a more in-depth training to fit your team's needs.

How To

Sign Up for Training

Interested in bringing this training to your courthouse, agency or organization? Get started by filling out the training inquiry below, or contacting Victim Advocate Ayla LaRoe at alaroe@coppershores.org or 1 (906) 523-920 ext. 2052.

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Trainer

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Ayla LaRoe

Victim Advocate
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Victim Support

Copper Shores Victim Support serves people that have experienced suicide loss, elder abuse, sexual assault, stalking, child abuse,  human trafficking and more.

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Minimizing trauma to the child during the process of child abuse investigations.
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LOSS Team

Postvention services for people that have experienced suicide loss.
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Sexual Assault Response Team

Support for survivors of harassment, unwanted touching, rape or other sexual crimes.
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Sexual Assault and Harassment Training

Explore the parameters of consent and creating safe spaces.
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Human Trafficking Training

Wellness Journey Support Group

Community for those who have experienced trauma or secondary trauma.
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Human Trafficking Training

Learn to identify the signs and evidence of human trafficking and how to respond.
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How to Support

Please consider making a donation. Your generosity helps ensure that training like this continues to reach our community partners as we build a more compassionate and resilient community, together.
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