Coordination Models
Good interagency coordination achieves two goals: it holds gender-based offenders accountable and promotes survivor safety. The success or failure of one agency creates a snowball effect as criminal cases move from the initial 911 call through the court system. BWJP works with practitioners in the criminal justice system to identify, develop and analyze solutions to complex, multi-disciplinary, or multi-agency problems that are tailored to each survivor’s reality.
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Offender Criteria / Response / Victim Series
The High Point Police Department has been applying the evidence-based focused deterrence approach to the problem of intimate partner violence…
CLASS: #Promising Practices , #Tools and Guides ,Creating Relationships Between Domestic Violence Service Providers and Animal Control/Humane Law Enforcement
Published by: Maya Gupta, Ph.D. Animal control agencies are tasked with enforcing local animal ordinances and, in many areas, state…
CLASS: #Promising Practices ,Integrated DV Courts, Dedicated DV Courts: Vision, Reality, Research
Published by: Hon. Matthew D’Emic , Hon. Michael Denton , Hon. Daniel Angiolillo (Ret.), Amanda Cissner, M.A. This webinar reports…
CLASS: #Webinar ,Negotiating Successfully with Allies Around Confidentiality
Published by: Alicia Aikens, JD Despite our best intentions, relationships between professionals can sometimes be a barrier to effective collaborations,…
CLASS: #Webinar ,Respecting Information: Sharing Norms Across Disciplines
Published by: Alicia Aiken When allies come together to address violence, they bring different perspectives to the table. This inter-disciplinary…
CLASS: #Webinar ,Offenders Who Flee the Scene – What Have We Learned?
Published by: Denise Eng, Bree Adams-Bill, Tara Patet In the early 2000’s Dr. Ellen Pence knew the most dangerous domestic…
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