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X-WR-CALDESC:This workshop is designed for non-Muslims to understand the is
sues of Gender\, Marriage\, and Intimate Partner Violence from an Islamic
perspective\, including religious tradition\, law\, and differential role
of culture. Participants will learn about historic roots\, and modern prev
ention and intervention methods for addressing intimate partner violence w
ithin a Muslim context. Participants will receive information on how to ma
ke DV/IPV services more welcoming and culturally appropriate for Muslims s
eeking assistance\, moving towards the goal of creating inclusive spaces w
here DV victims of any faith tradition may feel welcome and get the needed
assistance to move in their journey to safety.\n\n \nPresenter: Denise
Ziya Berte\, PhD\, Peaceful Families Project\n\nDr. Denise Ziya Berte
\, PhD is a licensed clinical psychologist in Pennsylvania\, Delaware\, an
d the State of Palestine for over 25 years with a specialty in trauma\, in
terpersonal violence and indigenous populations. She began her career work
ing with Central American refugees on the Arizona border as the coordinato
r of Casa Compenera with a liberation theology perspective as part of the
Sanctuary Movement. Dr. Berte has written over 17 published professional
articles\, three book chapters and presented on over 100 occasions intern
ationally related to her topics of specialty. She is a forensic psycholo
gist who has evaluated over 1\,000 individuals and served as an expert wit
ness in cases involving criminal\, family\, immigration and human rights l
aw. Dr. Berte has worked in the United States\, West Africa (Liberia\, S
ierra Leon\, Cameroon)\, Latin America (Mexico\, Guatemala\, Brazil\, Peru
)\, and the Middle East (West Bank Palestine\, Jordan). She has previously
served as the Director of Children and Adolescent Services for Community
Behavioral Health in Philadelphia\, the Executive Director of the Liberty
Center for Survivors of Torture\, the Vice President of the Latin American
Community Center in Wilmington\, as the clinical Director of the An Najah
Child Institute and as a Professor in the medical Faculty at the An Najah
National University of Palestine. Dr. Berte is fluent in Spanish and En
glish and has moderate fluency in French and Arabic.\n\nThis course\, “Myt
hbusters: Islam and Gender\, Marriage\, Domestic Violence\, and the Legal
Rights of Women” is approved for continuing education by the NASW-DE Conti
nuing Education Approval Collaborative. CE Approval Period is from March 1
\, 2022-January 31\, 2023. Delaware social workers will receive 1.5 Genera
l CE credits for participating in this course.\n\nThis program is funded t
hrough the Delaware Criminal Justice Council by the U.S. Department of Hea
lth and Human Services\, Administration for Children and Families\, Family
Violence Prevention and Services Program.
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DESCRIPTION:This workshop is designed for non-Muslims to understand the iss
ues of Gender\, Marriage\, and Intimate Partner Violence from an Islamic p
erspective\, including religious tradition\, law\, and differential role o
f culture. Participants will learn about historic roots\, and modern preve
ntion and intervention methods for addressing intimate partner violence wi
thin a Muslim context. Participants will receive information on how to mak
e DV/IPV services more welcoming and culturally appropriate for Muslims se
eking assistance\, moving towards the goal of creating inclusive spaces wh
ere DV victims of any faith tradition may feel welcome and get the needed
assistance to move in their journey to safety.\n\n \nPresenter: Denise
Ziya Berte\, PhD\, Peaceful Families Project\n\nDr. Denise Ziya Berte\
, PhD is a licensed clinical psychologist in Pennsylvania\, Delaware\, and
the State of Palestine for over 25 years with a specialty in trauma\, int
erpersonal violence and indigenous populations. She began her career worki
ng with Central American refugees on the Arizona border as the coordinator
of Casa Compenera with a liberation theology perspective as part of the S
anctuary Movement. Dr. Berte has written over 17 published professional
articles\, three book chapters and presented on over 100 occasions interna
tionally related to her topics of specialty. She is a forensic psycholog
ist who has evaluated over 1\,000 individuals and served as an expert witn
ess in cases involving criminal\, family\, immigration and human rights la
w. Dr. Berte has worked in the United States\, West Africa (Liberia\, Si
erra Leon\, Cameroon)\, Latin America (Mexico\, Guatemala\, Brazil\, Peru)
\, and the Middle East (West Bank Palestine\, Jordan). She has previously
served as the Director of Children and Adolescent Services for Community B
ehavioral Health in Philadelphia\, the Executive Director of the Liberty C
enter for Survivors of Torture\, the Vice President of the Latin American
Community Center in Wilmington\, as the clinical Director of the An Najah
Child Institute and as a Professor in the medical Faculty at the An Najah
National University of Palestine. Dr. Berte is fluent in Spanish and Eng
lish and has moderate fluency in French and Arabic.\n\nThis course\, “Myth
busters: Islam and Gender\, Marriage\, Domestic Violence\, and the Legal R
ights of Women” is approved for continuing education by the NASW-DE Contin
uing Education Approval Collaborative. CE Approval Period is from March 1\
, 2022-January 31\, 2023. Delaware social workers will receive 1.5 General
CE credits for participating in this course.\n\nThis program is funded th
rough the Delaware Criminal Justice Council by the U.S. Department of Heal
th and Human Services\, Administration for Children and Families\, Family
Violence Prevention and Services Program.
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220511T100000
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SUMMARY:Mythbusters: Islam and Gender\, Marriage\, Domestic Violence\, and
the Legal Rights of Women
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