BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:gcfv.georgia.gov VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:bec1d3296883e3855012453a13a61196 DTSTAMP:20260425T001005Z SUMMARY:FVIP Basics Training DESCRIPTION:**Location subject to change due to space capacity** \n\nThere are several new training requirements for Certified Facilitators and indi viduals seeking Facilitator Certification under the new FVIP Rules. Please review the Rules to familiarize yourself with the new requirements.  \n\ nFVIP Basics Training\n\nThe Georgia Commission on Family Violence will of fer the 3-Day FVIP Basics training 3 times a year. This training is open t o all Certified Facilitators\, and is required for all Facilitators in Tra ining. The training is free and provides FVIP continuing education hours.  \n\nFacilitators in TrainingAttend Day 1 or all 3 Days to fulfill your 6 -hour or 20-hour requirement GCFV-provided training requirement. Facilitat ors in Training MUST complete the first day of FVIP Basics before beginnin g any other facilitator certification requirements.  \n\nCertified Facili tators Attend Day 1\, Day 2\, or Day 3 for FVIP continuing education requi rements. Certified Facilitator can also attend the morning session of Day 3 for their 3 Hour training requirement on the new FVIP Rules.  \n\nFebru ary 10th: FVIP Basics 1: Joining the Movement to End Family Violence (6 Ho urs)\n\nThis training explores the movement to end family violence through discussions and activities\, including a review of the history of battere r intervention programs in the United States and Georgia. An overview of r esearch on the effectiveness of batterer intervention programs will be pro vided. The training will conclude with a detailed discussion on the steps and requirements of facilitator certification.   \n\nFebruary 11th: FVIP Basics 2: Safety & Accountability (7 Hours)\n\nThis training explores the role of victim safety and participant accountability in the work to famil y violence intervention programs in Georgia. Explore the concept of accoun tability\, discuss to whom are family violence intervention programs accou ntable\, and how can we embrace and uphold victim safety as the core of wo rk with batterers. The training will include a detailed overview of the ro le and requirements of Victim Liaisons.  \n\nFebruary 12th: FVIP Basics 3 : Participant\, Program & Class Process (7 Hours)\n\nThis training covers updates to the FVIP Rules concerning the entire FVIP process\, from partic ipant referral\, to intake and exit procedures\, to class design\, class r ules\, facilitation considerations\, class culture and group process\, com pliance monitoring and reporting. Attend just the morning session (9 AM - 12 PM) to meet the 3 Hour training requirement on the new FVIP Rules\, or stay the whole day to continue in meaningful discussion.  \n\nThis traini ng is at capacity\, please check back soon for new training dates! URL:https://gcfv.georgia.gov/events/2019-02-10/fvip-basics-training DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190210 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190213 LOCATION:Rush Center\, Community Annex 328 Mell Avenue\, Suite B Atlanta\, GA 30307 US X-LIC-LOCATION:America/New_York X-WR-TIMEZONE:America/New_York END:VEVENT BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/New_York END:VTIMEZONE END:VCALENDAR