Survivor Engagement Archives - Improving Outcomes TTA

CO Survivor Leadership Advisory Board Hiring Resources

Includes a suite of documents from the Colorado Department of Public Safety team demonstrating the innovative, trauma-informed, and survivor centered approach that the CO team to hiring members to their Survivor Leadership Advisory Board. The suite includes the

Process for Safe Harbor Engagement with Subject Matter Experts

Includes a step-by-step process of engaging any kind of subject matter expert (including survivor experts). Intended to be a checklist and a reference for ensuring that all critical expert engagement steps—such as budgeting compensation, discussing scope of the

Safe Harbor Values for Engaging Subject Matter Experts

Discusses 12 values related to working with survivor experts. These values, which were created to help guide Minnesota’s Improving Outcomes staff and partners in their engagement with survivor experts, underscore survivor empowerment and equity, transparency with the work,

Engaging with Lived Experience Experts

A trauma-informed process for working with lived experience experts from a state agency perspective. It supplements other processes for working with contractors, consultants, and vendors.

Survivor Advisory Panel Participation Evaluation Form

Created to obtain opinions and feedback from Ohio’s Improving Outcomes Survivor Advisory Panel. The grantee used the information gleaned from these feedback forms to assess their success and change their approaches. The form includes 11 questions to explore

Attorney General’s Office Enhanced Collaborative Model Taskforce Law Enforcement Brief

Provided to law enforcement as part of MPTC’s in-service human trafficking course. This was developed using OVC’s Enhanced Collaborative Model funding, in collaboration with the Improving Outcomes grant team regarding
considerations for law enforcement during interactions with

Standard Operation Procedure for Survivors and Those at Risk for Human Trafficking

Establishes requirements and provides instructions for staff when children for whom Department for Community Based Services is legally responsible are believed to be survivors or at risk of human trafficking, as part of the full DCBS policy manual.