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DART ECHO

The purpose of Disability Abuse Response Teams (DARTs) is to bridge the victim advocacy and disability service systems. DARTs work to increase accessible, culturally responsive, and trauma-informed services for people with disabilities across multiple networks.

Who should join this ECHO?
Professionals working with survivors of domestic violence and/or people with disabilities, including survivor advocates, shelter directors and staff, disability providers, brain injury resource facilitators, independent living advocates, or housing/homelessness providers.

When is this ECHO?
2nd Tuesday each month from 12:00pm to 1:30pm
7 sessions from November 9, 2021 through May 10, 2022

ECHO offers a virtual network of real-time access to experienced experts through interactive case-based learning. Through the use of a hub and spoke model, ECHO gives participants the opportunity to take an active role in rich dialogue with the hub team (subject matter experts) and with their fellow spokes (participants) in an interdisciplinary teaching and learning environment. Each session includes a brief lecture, de-identified case presentation, and open discussion facilitated by the hub team.