Assessing and Responding to Men who Pose High Risk to their Intimate Partners
Published by: David Adams Founded in 1977, Emerge has pioneered effective and culturally relevant abuser education strategies as well as…
#WebinarImplementing Probation Group Reporting
Published by: James E. Henderson Jr., MSW and Stephanie Avalon Traditional probation practice involves a great deal of tracking of…
#Promising PracticesCredibility Issues for Survivors of Violence with Mental Health and Substance Abuse Histories
Published by: Rachel White Domain Survivors who experience mental health or substance use conditions may not be believed when they…
#WebinarAbuser Intervention Programs: Where Have We Been and Where Are We Headed?
Published by: Melissa Petrangelo Scaia, MPA and David Adams This webinar will focus on current practices and issues related to…
#WebinarPromising Strategies and Practices in Medical Forensic Compliance
Published by: Caroline Palmer and Jude Foster This webinar will outline the key components of medical forensic compliance and what…
#WebinarCurrent Research on Batterer Intervention Programs and Implications for Policy
Published by: Kathleen J. Ferraro, PhD Batterer intervention programs (BIPs) emerged in the United States in the late 1970s as…
#Research and Statistics, #WebinarGetting Your Agency Involved in Responding to Gender-Based Discrimination on Campus
Published by: Dr. Valyncia C. Raphael, JD and Anton Tripolskii, JD This interactive webinar builds on the topics discussed in…
#WebinarCase File Review: What Do Sexual Assault Cases Look Like in Our Communities?
Published by: Jolene Engelking and Leah Lutz Based on a toolkit that the Sexual Violence Justice Institute (SVJI) developed, this…
#WebinarMapping Gender: Shedding Empirical Light on Family Courts’ Treatment of Cases Involving Abuse and Alienation
Published by: Joan S. Meier What is really happening in the nation's family courts? This webinar discusses a national empirical…
#WebinarThe Science and Practice of Community-Informed Risk Assessment
Published by: Neil S. Websdale, PhD and Greg Giangobbe, MA This webinar explains the development of a community-informed risk assessment…
#WebinarUnderstanding the Complexities of Sexual Violence Response
Published by: Johnanna Ganz This webinar is designed to introduce multi-disciplinary participants to the work of the Sexual Violence Justice Institute and…
#WebinarHonest Dialogue Needed: Responding to Gender-Based Discrimination on Campus
Published by: Dr. Valyncia C. Raphael, JD and Anton Tripolskii, JD The presenters are experienced in working with students, staff…
#WebinarIntroducing the Trauma-Informed Practice (TIP) Scales for DV Programs
Published by: Lisa Goodman, PhD and Cris Sullivan, PhD Over the past 15 years, domestic violence (DV) and sexual assault…
#WebinarDepartment of Defense Instruction on Domestic Abuse – 6400
The Department of Defense (DoD) Instruction 6400.06 establishes, implements, and updates domestic abuse policies and identifies and assigns responsibilities for…
#Laws and RegulationsShould She Stay or Should She Go: Helping Domestic Violence Survivors with Interstate Cases
Published by: Deborah Goelman, Amie Lewis, and Sarah Whitesell This webinar on basic interstate custody issues will provide participants with…
#WebinarImpact of Language Access and the Requirements of Title VI on Law Enforcement
Published by: Michael P. LaRiviere, Victim Services, Salem Police Department Federal law (Title VI) requires law enforcement to utilize qualified…
#WebinarEfficacy of Interventions with Victims
Published by: Paula McWhirter, PhD and Lauren B. Cattaneo, PhD Studies that explore child and adult development link a wide…
#WebinarAbusive Endings: Separation and Divorce Violence Against Women, a conversation with the authors
Published by: Walter S. DeKeseredy and Molly Dragiewicz The authors will discuss their recent book analyzing why and how men…
#WebinarNew Research on the Intergenerational Transmission of Abuse
Published by: Megan Haselschwerdt, PhD and Kelly Knight, PhD The "cycle of violence" hypothesis is deeply engrained in the domestic…
#WebinarDrivers of Intimate Partner Violence in Three Refugee Camps
Published by: Karin Wachter, MEd Research in humanitarian settings has traditionally focused on the sexual violence women experience by armed…
#WebinarDomestic Violence is Complex: Cycles, Wheels, or Systems
Published by: Sandra Burge, PhD This webinar will focus on the challenges posed to clinicians in working with victims of…
#WebinarThe Patchwork of State Laws on Firearm Prohibitions for Domestic Violence Protective Orders
Published by: April Zeoli, PhD, MPH Comparison of current state laws regarding firearms prohibitions following imposition of domestic violence protective…
#Laws and Regulations, #WebinarPart II: Stalking Evidence: What to Look For and How to Get it Admitted
Published by: Elaina Roberts In Part II of this webinar series we will delve into the investigation and prosecution of…
#WebinarPart I: Recognizing Stalking in Intimate Partner Violence Cases
Published by: Elaina Roberts Research has shown that 7.5 million adults are stalked in one year in the United States,…
#WebinarDebunking Domestic Violence Myths
Published by: Mary Ann Dutton, PhD Intimate partner violence (IPV) and its concomitant elements of physical violence, sexual abuse, psychological…
#WebinarBatterer Intervention Programs and Victim Safety: Where Do We Go From Here?
Published by: Sharon “Sherry” Aaron, LCSW Victim safety hinges on effective Batterer Intervention Programs (BIPs), yet studies have shown that…
#WebinarAdvocate Lessons: How Law Enforcement Responds to and Investigates Domestic Violence Cases (Part 2: CCR Problem-Solving Series: The Role of Law Enforcement)
Published by: Mary Ingham and Chief Deputy David Hepperly This second webinar in BWJP’s CCR Problem-Solving Series builds upon the…
#WebinarWhere Do We Go From Here? Unfinished Business
Published by: Andrew Klein and Jessica Klein Andrew and Jessica Klein’s book, "Abetting Batterers: What Police, Prosecutors, and Courts Aren’t…
#WebinarWhat Advocates Need to Know About Law Enforcement’s Role (Part 1: CCR Problem-Solving Series: The Role of Law Enforcement)
Published by: Mary Ingham and Chief Deputy David Hepperly Law enforcement plays a critical role in the current legal system…
#WebinarTort Suits & Financial Compensation for Domestic Violence Survivors: A Webinar for Advocates
Published by: Sonya Passi and Amira Samuel Survivors of domestic violence are eligible to pursue tort claims against their abusers,…
#WebinarTort Suits & Financial Compensation for Domestic Violence Survivors: A Webinar for Attorneys
Published by: Amira Samuel Often when the police are called for domestic violence, men who batter are arrested, convicted, and…
#WebinarAbetting Batterers: What Police, Prosecutors and Courts Aren’t Doing to Protect America’s Women: A Discussion with the Authors
Published by: Andrew Klein and Jessica Klein This webinar will discuss how court systems across the country, instead of protecting…
#WebinarWorking with Men Who Batter as Fathers
Published by: Melissa Scata Most traditional parenting curricula seek to get the parent to “do something different.” Many traditional parenting…
#WebinarOffender Involved Domestic Violence
Published by: Leigh Goodmark, J.D., David R. Thomas, Dottie Davis Professor Goodmark discusses the findings of her investigation into law…
#Tools and GuidesFacilitating Groups with Men Who Batter
Published by: Melissa Scaia Often when the police are called to respond to domestic violence, men who batter are arrested,…
#WebinarMilitary Response to Enforcing Military and Civilian Protection Orders
Published by: Brian Clubb Navigating the military response to domestic violence can be daunting when assisting military-related victims. The area…
#WebinarOrganizing and Developing a Batterers Intervention Program
Published by: Melissa Scaia, MPA Batterers Intervention Programs (BIPs) are most effective when they are organized and developed as part…
#WebinarEnding Gender Bias in the Law Enforcement Response to Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence
Published by: Denise Gamache, Rhonda Martinson Under a cooperative agreement with the Office on Violence Against Women (OVW), the Battered…
#Policy AnalysisCreating 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…
#Promising PracticesAnimal Abuse and Domestic Violence
Published by: Mary Lou Randour, Ph.D. When abusers use violence in the home as a means of controlling and threatening…