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Approximately half of all victims of intimate partner violence are injured (Truman & Morgan, 2014). There are several different sociodemographic and incident related factors that increase the likelihood of victims being injured such as being a woman, having children present, and the perpetrator being under the influence of alcohol.

Funding to Make Services Safe and Accessible for Survivors with Disabilities and Deaf Survivors: OVW's Disability Grant Program

Trauma-Informed Victim Interview (TIVI) for the Justice System, Part 2

Trauma-Informed Victim Interview (TIVI) for the Justice System, Part 2

It’s a known fact that many victims face barriers when seeking help in the aftermath of sexual assault. Seek Then Speak and Victim Link can help eliminate these barriers and empower survivors to explore their options for reporting a sexual assault and obtaining assistance, all from the safety and privacy of their own homes.

Office closed in Observance of Christmas Day

The Internet of Things: Understanding and Using IoT to Prove Your Case

Over the past 3 years, Break the Cycle and CALCASA's Cyber Abuse Project has worked to increase awareness, knowledge, and skills of criminal justice professionals working with youth/young adults at risk for or experiencing tech-facilitated sexual, dating, domestic violence and stalking. This webinar will feature lessons learned and introduce the CAP toolkit, resources, and materials with the broader youth advocacy community.

Re-Envisioning Community Norms: Social norms change as a sexual and domestic violence prevention strategy

Trauma-Informed Victim Interview (TIVI) for the Justice System, Part 1

Have you ever worked with crime victims who need guidance navigating their housing rights? Are you prepared to advocate for victims of domestic and sexual violence using the Violence Against Women Act and Fair Housing Laws? Do you know how to overcome some of the obstacles associated with nuisance laws and crime-free housing policies?

PREA Power Hour: Chat with an Expert on PREA Standard 115.71

Using Telehealth to Increase the Quality of Forensic-Medical Evidence Collection and Deliver Trauma-Informed Care

Confidentiality Between Victim Advocates and Survivors in the Tribal Criminal Justice System: Statutory/Funder Requirements and Best Practices

Many sexual assault service professionals feel unprepared when youth with intellectual disabilities (ID) participate in prevention groups. However, we should expect to see more youth with ID in such groups because of the current focus on inclusion in the public-school system.

This webinar will highlight Child-Parent Psychotherapy, a trauma-informed, trauma-specific, evidence-based, intergenerational intervention for children 0-5.

How can we move beyond simply domestic violence screening and referral to create health care responses to violence that offer critical strategies to promote prevention, healing and health promotion.

Reduce Attrition Rates of Sexual Assault Through Proper Charging Decisions and Effective Jury Selection

In Observance of Santa Maria Kamalen Day

Rural SADI Lessons: Part 1

The American Bar Association's LGBT+ Legal Access Project provides training and technical assistance to civil attorneys, prosecutors, legal advocates, and LGBTQ advocates on best practices for serving LGBTQ survivors of intimate partner violence within the legal system.