Every domestic violence case is unique, and a one-size-fits-all approach often does victims/survivors a disservice. In the fourth and final video in our series, Loretta Frederick, Senior Legal Policy Advisor at BWJP, introduces the SAFeR Approach, a tool for identifying, assessing, and responding to domestic violence in child custody cases. BWJP offers SAFeR trainings upon request. […]
The third video in our series–the second focusing on trauma-informed advocacy–is now available! Listen to Sarah Super, Training & Curriculum Specialist with BWJP, explain the importance of helping victims/survivors restore their trust in her second video. […]
Read More… from Trauma-Informed Advocacy, Part II: Restoring Trust
The second video in our series, focusing on trauma-informed advocacy, is now live. Listen to Sarah Super, Training & Curriculum Specialist with BWJP, explain the basics of how to support survivors/victims to rebuild their own agency in the first of two videos on the topic. […]
Read More… from Trauma-Informed Advocacy, Part I: Rebuilding Agency
The phrase “high conflict” pervades the family court system. Interactions between parties are “high conflict;” separations may be “high conflict;” even parenting practices are labeled “high conflict.” Given how often the term is used in the family court system, it is surprising how little consensus there is about the term “high conflict” itself. The ambiguity […]
Over the last four months, BWJP has worked to produce four videos on different topics in domestic violence. We’re proud to announce that the first of those videos, on the overlap of domestic violence and firearm use, is available for viewing. Watch it below now! […]
Read More… from Now Live: Intersection of Firearms and Domestic Violence
