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Implementing California’s First-in-the-Nation Suspicious Death Law – Joanna’s Law

This dynamic 90-minute webinar will focus on what every professional working with victims of domestic violence needs to know about detecting staged crime scenes (fatal or non-fatal) to ensure violent men do not get away... Read More

Category: Advocacy, best practices, Collaboration, Communication and Public Relations, Criminal Justice System, Intake: Policies and Procedures, Justice Legal Network, Law Enforcement, Law Enforcement, Multi-Disciplinary Team, nurses, physicians, Prosecution, Prosecutors, protocol, Survivors, Training Institute on Strangulation Prevention, Victims’ Rights, Webinar
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Recantation, Domestic Violence and Strangulation Webinar

The Training Institute on Strangulation Prevention is thrilled to welcome Dr. Amy Bonomi and David Martin J.D., panelists on our webinar, Recantation, Domestic Violence and Strangulation. The overarching goal of this webinar is to empower... Read More

Category: Civil Legal Services, Criminal Justice System, Judges and Court Personnel, Law Enforcement, Operational Policies and Procedures, Probation and Parole, Prosecution, Prosecutors, Risk Assessment and Safety Planning, Training Institute on Strangulation Prevention, Webinar
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Law Enforcement Strangulation Brochure Trifold

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Category: Advocacy, best practices, Communication and Public Relations, Intake: Policies and Procedures, Law Enforcement, Law Enforcement, Multi-Disciplinary Team, protocol, Safety and Security, Survivors, Training Institute on Strangulation Prevention, Brochures
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Law Enforcement Strangulation Brochure

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Category: best practices, Guiding Principles, Intake: Policies and Procedures, Law Enforcement, Medical, nurses, physicians, Safety and Security, Survivors, Training Institute on Strangulation Prevention, Brochures
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Webinar: What Survivors Want You to Know: Talking to Survivors About Their Kids

Historically, service providers operated under the assumption that “if we take care of mom, the kids will be ok.” We now know this is not true. Children exposed to domestic violence are more likely to... Read More

Category: Camping and Mentoring, Child Abuse, Domestic Violence 101, Family Justice and Multi-Agency Centers, Health, VOICES Survivor Advocacy Network, Wellbeing, Webinar
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