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  1. Principle I: Safety
  2. Principle II: Multiculturalism & Diversity
  3. Principle III: Understanding DV
  4. Principle IV: Respect & Fairness
  5. Principle V: Collaboration
  6. Principle VI: Advocacy

Guiding Principle VI

Which one of these statements does not reflect the foundation of Guiding Principle VI: Advocacy for Children and Adult Victims?

  1. Be the voice of victims and children that utilize your services.
  2. Provide meaningful access to community resources.
  3. Work with domestic violence agencies to ensure safety is adequately being addressed.
  4. Encourage the development of post-separation advocacy services.

Guiding Principle VI

Which one of these statements does not reflect the foundation of Guiding Principle VI: Advocacy for Children and Adult Victims?

Guiding Principle V

Which one of these statements does not reflect the foundation of Guiding Principle V: Community Collaboration?

  1. Core partners should either participate in an existing community collaborative or develop one if none exists.
  2. Work within the core partnership/community collaborative to develop policies, procedures, and referral mechanisms for supervised visitation and exchange and to enhance the community’s overall response to domestic violence.
  3. Both A and B
  4. Neither A nor B

Guiding Principle IV

Which one of these statements does not reflect the foundation of Guiding Principle IV: Respectful and Fair Interaction?

  1. Centers must acknowledge the imbalance of power created by a batterer.
  2. Establish respectful interactions with all clients.
  3. Fairness and impartiality is the same thing.
  4. Provide information and support as needed and requested by clients.

Guiding Principle IV

Which one of these statements does not reflect the foundation of Guiding Principle IV: Respectful and Fair Interaction?

Guiding Principle III

Which one of these statements does not reflect the foundation of Guiding Principle III: Incorporating an Understanding of Domestic Violence into Center Services?

  1. Ensure staff understands issues related to domestic violence, sexual assault, child-abuse, stalking, and dating violence.
  2. Design services to reduce the opportunity for future violence and abuse.
  3. Understand that all non-custodial parents are the battering parent.
  4. Incorporate practices and procedures into center services that reflect an understanding of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, stalking, and dating violence.