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SUMMARY:Law Enforcement Tools and Strategies to Strengthen Relationships with Immigrant Communities
DESCRIPTION:Language access and the U and T visa programs are important tools that strengthen victim\, community\, and officer safety. With over 200 languages and dialects spoken in the United States\, law enforcement agencies face ongoing challenges investigating crimes involving victims\, suspects\, and witnesses with limited ability to communicate effectively in English. Cultural barriers and immigration status can create vulnerabilities for victims of domestic violence\, sexual assault\, stalking\, dating violence\, child abuse\, and human trafficking. Often\, these victims do not access law enforcement or community resources due to fear that reporting will lead to deportation or separation from their children. This training will provide attendees with information about U and T visas and the use of qualified interpreters to build trust between immigrant\, refugee\, and limited English proficient victims and community-based organizations. This interactive event will present promising practices for effectively using interpreters\, leveraging bilingual officers\, identifying technology to support interactions with victims\, and implementing tools to strengthen victim safety\, ensure perpetrator accountability\, and improve community trust. \nSpeaker: Cannon Han\, Senior Program Manager \nLeslye Orloff\, Adjunct Professor and Director \nMichael Wilmore-Crumrine\, Sergeant \nOrganization/Agency: Office on Violence Against Women\, National Violence Against Women Law Enforcement Training and Technical Assistance Consortium (LETTAC) \nCEUs: Pending \nREGISTER HERE\nLimited to 50 attendees
URL:https://trainingcaw.org/event/language-access-training/
LOCATION:National Training Center\, 2023 Lucas Drive\, Dallas\, Texas\, 75219\, United States
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Chief's Leadership Institute
DESCRIPTION:Participants in this training will be able to evaluate the effectiveness of their departments standards for responding to crimes against women\, assess the accountability for their agency and community\, and understand what their leadership message is on violence against women. \nYou will learn: \n\nLeadership Strategies of Violence Against Women Crimes\nCivil Risk & Liability in Domestic & Sexual Violence Cases\nOfficer Involved Domestic Violence & Sexual Misconduct Prevention & Accountability\n\nPromising Practices for Domestic and Sexual Violence Response & Investigations\n\n\nThis training is limited to 30 attendees\, allowing for individualized analyzation. \nSpeakers: \nMark Wynn & Tom Tremblay\n\n“Lt. Mark Wynn is woven into the fabric of the battered women’s movement”\, said Lynn Rosenthal\, our country’s first White House adviser on violence against women. As a consultant for the DOJ’s Office of Victims of Crime\, Office of Violence Against Women\, and the Civil Rights Division\, Lt. (ret.) Wynn has trained police executives\, officers\, prosecutors\, judges\, legislators\, social service providers\, healthcare professionals\, and victim advocates in all fifty states for over 40 years. He has also consulted and trained for the International Association of Chiefs of Police for 35 years. As a Fulbright Specialist for the U.S. State Department\, he has lectured and trained law enforcement in sixteen countries. Lt. (ret.) Wynn was a 21-year member of the Nashville Metropolitan Police Department and a key creator of the agency’s Domestic Violence Division and a 15-year member of the Special Weapons and Tactics Team. He is a survivor of domestic violence\, enabling him to teach both effectively and passionately. \nThroughout his distinguished thirty-year policing career as an officer\, detective\, special investigations unit director\, supervisor\, police chief\, and state public safety commissioner\, Tom Tremblay has been a passionate leader for the prevention of domestic and sexual violence. He is a retired Chief of Police from Burlington\, VT\, and the former Commissioner of the Vermont Department of Public Safety. Tom is now a national and international advisor and trainer for police\, prosecutors\, advocates\, higher education\, the military\, and government/private sector. Tom is a contracted subject matter expert on domestic violence and sexual assault for numerous organizations including the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP)\, the Police Executive Research Forum\, Alliance for Hope International\, End Violence Against Women International\, the Rape Abuse Incest National Network\, RTI Sexual Assault Kit Initiative\, and the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) Civil Rights Division and Office on Violence Against Women. \nLimited to upper command staff. \nLunch is included in registration. \nPlease contact Lacy Hensley at lhensley@conferencecaw.org to register.
URL:https://trainingcaw.org/event/chiefs-leadership-institute/
LOCATION:National Training Center\, 2023 Lucas Drive\, Dallas\, Texas\, 75219\, United States
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Lecture Series: Part 3: Fatal Weapons
DESCRIPTION:Description:  \nWhen an abuser has access to a gun\, her likelihood of fatality exponentially increases. Why do abusers continue to have access to guns? What can we do to better protect her? How does this relate to mass shooting across the U.S.? Hear from our speakers about efforts to protect victims of domestic violence through successful collaboration by law enforcement. \nSpeakers:  \nJeff Boshek\, Special Agent in Charge of the Bureau of ATF Dallas Field Division \nErin Nealy Cox\, P.C.\, Former U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas \nChief Eddie Garcia\, Dallas Chief of Police \nLeigha Simonton\, U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas \nInformation: \nCheck-in begins at 11:45am \nProgram begins at 12:00pm \n  \nRegister HERE\n 
URL:https://trainingcaw.org/event/lecture-series-part-3-fatal-weapons/
LOCATION:SMU Meadows Museum\, 5900 Bishop Blvd\, Dallas\, TX\, 75205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Genesis Event
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SUMMARY:In Children’s Best Interest: Applying a Perpetrator Pattern-Based Approach to Domestic Violence Cases in Family Court
DESCRIPTION:Family courts are charged with balancing off child safety with meaningful relationships with both parents. What does this mean in the context of domestic violence? In many instances\, courts are not clearly presented with the perpetrators’ patterns and the specifics of the harm it has caused\, and emphasis on collaborative parenting can work against the best interests of children in these cases. Drawing on work in family court settings in the United States\, United Kingdom and Australia\, David Mandel\, CEO and Founder of the Safe & Together Institute\, will explore how the Safe & Together Model can help legal practitioners and others in family court matters. This workshop will look at the difference between risk and harm frameworks; the importance of understanding post separation coercive control and the targeting of professionals and systems as part of the perpetrators’ patterns; how to best understand and contextualize protective parenting behaviors; the centrality of a behavioral approach to objectivity and neutrality; and how to increase accountability for perpetrators as parents in the family court context. David will also explore themes like the “The Myth of Parental Alienation” from his recent book “Stop Blaming Mothers and Ignoring Fathers: How to transform the way we keep children safe from domestic violence.” \nSpeaker: David Mandel\, CEO\, Founder & Owner \nOrganization/Agency: Texas Bar Foundation/Safe & Together Institute \nCEUs: MCLE 5.5 credit hours \nFamily Violence CJE 5.5 credit hours (Pending Application) \nREGISTER HERE\n*Limited to 50 attendees*
URL:https://trainingcaw.org/event/in-childrens-best-interest-applying-a-perpetrator-pattern-based-approach-to-domestic-violence-cases-in-family-court/
LOCATION:National Training Center\, 2023 Lucas Drive\, Dallas\, Texas\, 75219\, United States
CATEGORIES:Training
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