RTI International conducted a study on the prevalence of labor trafficking within the construction industry in Houston, Texas. The objectives of the study were to advance knowledge of promising methods […]
As firearms became the leading cause of death for US children and teens, disproportionately affecting people of color, the impact of gun violence extends far beyond immediate deaths and injuries. Childhood […]
Freedom Network USA’s 2025 virtual anti-human trafficking conference, Sharing Power: Building Inclusive Communities will take place on March 26 and 27, 2025. This virtual conference will highlight specialized, evidence-based approaches tailored to the unique needs of survivors with diverse identities, experiences, and challenges. The conference strives to lift up the voices of subject matter experts, persons with […]
Join law enforcement, prosecutors, advocates, health care providers, judges, faith leaders, educators, researchers, and others at the next EVAWI conference in Anaheim, California, highlighting promising practices and emerging issues to effectively respond to gender-based crimes. LEARN – Improve your skills with the latest knowledge and best practices from dynamic, highly respected experts. CONNECT – Try new products […]
The National Crime Victim Law Institute’s Crime Victim Law Conference is the premier national conference on rights enforcement in the country. Professionals serving victims gather to learn, share best practices, and plan the future of victims’ rights. The event is held in Portland, OR. Learn More and Register
NOVA’s 51st Annual Training Event will be held in San Francisco. This event provides the victim assistance community of advocates, crisis responders, and other allied professionals with an opportunity to connect and gain best emerging practices for serving survivors of crime. Offered both in-person and virtually each year, attendees choose from an extensive list of […]
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