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SUMMARY:New Research on Hospital-based Violence Intervention Programs
DESCRIPTION:The Joyce Foundation invites you to join the fifth webinar in the series focused on firearms research commissioned by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This webinar will cover new research on hospital-based violence intervention programs (HVIPs)\, in which medical staff and trusted community messengers offer patients immediate support and tools for preventing future injury and violence. Research suggests that HVIPs may effectively reduce the chances of patients experiencing violence again. \nIn this webinar\, the Executive Director of the HAVI and researchers from Virginia Commonwealth University will discuss the HVIP model\, and new findings that explore the impact of brief hospital-based interventions and a regional approach to HVIP implementation. These findings suggest that brief hospital-based interventions and those with longer-term case management services both helped change patients’ attitudes related to violence and reduced the likelihood of experiencing violence again. To expand programs like these\, the research shows that a regional model connecting and coordinating HVIPs through a technical assistance center can be beneficial. \nREGISTER
URL:https://victimresearch.org/event/new-research-on-hospital-based-violence-intervention-programs/
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SUMMARY:Why don’t victims or witnesses of severe community violence participate in the criminal legal system? Practices and programs to encourage participation.
DESCRIPTION:This webinar from RTI will feature content from a research project supported by Arnold Ventures. Speakers will discuss key reasons impacting the decision-making of victims and witnesses of severe community violence about whether to participate in the criminal legal system\, and the programs and practices currently in place in police departments and prosecutors’ offices to encourage victim and witness participation in these cases. The panelists will discuss the background and rationale for a research study on these topics\, an overview of study findings\, and implications for the field. Audience attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding victim and witness participation in the legal system including intimidation and retaliation\, the role that victim services can play in encouraging legal system participation\, and strategies for prosecuting cases without victim and witness participation. A recording will be shared with registrants following the event. Therefore\, we encourage you to register if you are interested in the material but unavailable at that time. \n\nSpeakers\n\nRTI – Tom Scott\, PhD and Stacy Sechrist\, PhD – RTI\nAequitas – John Wilkinson\, Esq\nCity of Chattanooga – Troy Rogers\nNew York County District Attorney’s Office – Beverly Gilchrist\nAdams County District Attorney’s Office – Cathee Hansen\n\n\n\nREGISTER
URL:https://victimresearch.org/event/why-dont-victims-or-witnesses-of-severe-community-violence-participate-in-the-criminal-legal-system-practices-and-programs-to-encourage-participation/
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