This webinar will present recently released findings on tech-facilitated abuse that reveal the costs and consequences of cyberstalking, image-based sexual abuse, and doxing within intimate partner violence (IPV). The research was led by the Justice Information Resource Network and Dr. Mark Cohen in partnership with the National Network to End Domestic Violence and the Cyber […]
Las latinas experimentan homicidios de pareja (IPH) en tasas desproporcionadamente altas; sin embargo, la investigación sobre cómo la violencia de pareja (IPV) conduce al homicidio en esta población es limitada. Para ampliar esta investigación, Esperanza United utilizó un enfoque centrado en la comunidad y basado en evidencia para examinar las barreras a la búsqueda de […]
Latinas experience intimate partner homicide (IPH) at disproportionately high rates, however, research on how intimate partner violence (IPV) leads to homicide in this population is limited. To expand this research, Esperanza United used a community-centered, evidence-based approach to examine barriers to help-seeking for Latinx victims of intimate partner homicide. Listening sessions and key informant interviews […]
Join NRCDV and the Safe Housing Capacity Building Center for their annual Policy and Research Briefing on Tuesday, September 3, 2024, from 1:00 to 3:00pm Eastern Time. We’ll discuss the findings of our report, “Examining the Needs and Experiences of BIPOC LGBTQ Survivors through a Flexible Funding Pilot Project,” and share relevant policy solutions. The […]
This is the first in the CVR September series on Finding Data. Each session will include a 20 min. introduction to an online data source, after which participants will have an opportunity to use the source to gather a few local statistics while CVR staff stand by to answer questions. Those who attend all four […]
This is the second in the CVR September series on Finding Data. Each session will include a 20 min. introduction to an online data source, after which participants will have an opportunity to use the source to gather a few local statistics while CVR staff stand by to answer questions. Those who attend all four […]
The National Adult Protective Services Association (NAPSA) Conference is the only national conference that focuses solely on Adult Protective Services (APS) and this year they are thrilled to partner with the State of New Mexico, Aging and Long-Term Services Department for our 2024 Conference. Together, conference organizers hope to offer more than 100 workshops and […]
This is the third in the CVR September series on Finding Data. Each session will include a 20 min. introduction to an online data source, after which participants will have an opportunity to use the source to gather a few local statistics while CVR staff stand by to answer questions. Those who attend all four […]
This is the final session in the CVR September series on Finding Data. Each session will include a 20 min. introduction to an online data source, after which participants will have an opportunity to use the source to gather a few local statistics while CVR staff stand by to answer questions. Those who attend all […]
The National District Attorneys Association is kicking off its webinar series on Youth Violent Crime with this session, Setting the Stage - Understanding the Current Data and the Adolescent Brain. Join them to hear from these exciting panels: Introductory Remarks Karhlton Moore, Director, Bureau of Justice Assistance (recorded) Elizabeth Ryan, Administrator, Office of Juvenile Justice […]
Are you ready to enhance your program with valuable insights from victims and survivors? Join us for one of the upcoming overview webinars on iMPRoVE (Measuring Provider Responses to Victimization Experiences), a FREE, innovative tool funded by the Office for Victims of Crime. What You’ll Learn: Simplified Data Collection: How iMPRoVE makes it easier to […]
NIJ announced this webinar on The Youth Protective Factors Study: Effective Supervision and Services Based on Risks, Strengths, and Development, an unprecedented, multistate, multiyear examination of the risk and protective factors that most influence reoffending—particularly serious offenses that involve physical harm to others—among youth ages 10 to 23 in the juvenile justice system. Researchers […]
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