Resources ARP Resources [Module] Shelter Advocacy Challenges: Federal Requirements on Antidiscrimination Table of Contents & Resources Shelter Advocacy Challenges: Federal Requirements on Anti-discriminationGoal: Build capacity for Tribal emergency shelter staff to prepare for and address common challenges. I. Introduction to Anti-discrimination Requirements a. FVPSA Regulations b. Overview of protected classesII. Access and Inclusion a. Race, color, national origin, and Tribal sovereignty b. Religion, beliefs, and faith c. Survivors with disabilities d. Serving our LGBTQ+2S relatives e. Gender expression and identity f. The intersection of sex discrimination, men, and boys g. Age: serving our elders h. Effective communicationIII. Implementation a. Comparable services b. Screening in c. Reconnecting with traditional teachingsIV. Resources a. Walking in Two World: Supporting the Two Spirit and Native LGBTQ Community b. Domestic Violence Shelters and the ADA c. Accessibility Guide for Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Service Providers d. Shelter Checklist e. Practical Tips for Increasing Access to Services f. Tips for Creating a Welcoming Environment g. FAQ about FVPSA h. Virtual Conversations with the Field 1: How Family and Friends Can Reconnect with Native Teachings & Create Healing Spaces With & For Native LGBTQ2S Relatives i. LGBTQ2S Policies and Practices for Tribal Domestic Violence Programs and Shelters Introduction | Slide Deck I. Introduction to Anti-discrimination Requirements II. Access and Inclusion III. Implementation