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How Can We Do This Better? Caring for Survivors with Disabilities
Expert panelists, including a survivor with disabilities, will discuss how to address person-centered communication, physical modifications and accommodations to the medical forensic exam, decision-making capacity, consent to treatment, and available resources.
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Combatting Trafficking As Essential Service Providers
In this presentation, professionals will receive an in-depth understanding of trafficking and be able to differentiate between the crimes of intimate partner violence, sexual assault, and trafficking and identify when these crimes overlap.
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Can Data Save the World? Maybe Not, But We Can Try
Examine statewide data from Florida on survivors’ utilization of medical forensic exams, victim advocacy services, and alternative reporting options to law enforcement.
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Betraying the Badge: When Police Are Perpetrators of Sexual Violence
From sexual harassment and assault within the workplace to domestic violence off-duty, to officers preying on vulnerable populations and survivors in the reporting process, sexual violence comes down to abuse of power. We need to shift the paradigm, making officers who act in accordance with rape culture the outliers.
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The Strength United Trauma Recovery Center: A Comprehensive Approach to Trauma-Informed Care
For children and adolescents, trauma can impact functioning in neurobiological development, emotional, social, cognitive, and behavioral areas. Therefore, comprehensive trauma-informed treatment programs are critical for the healing and recovery of traumatized children and their families.
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Building Healthier Organizations: A Shared Responsibility
Explore and learn strategies for addressing the negative impacts of the work with trauma survivors.
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Building a Survivor-Centered Pretrial System: How Survivor Advocates Helped End Use of Money Bail
This presentation will detail the coalition-building, advocacy, and communication strategies by Illinois victim advocacy groups to win support for the PFA.
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TeleSAFE: Revolutionizing Access, Quality and Local Partner Collaboration for Sexual Assault Care
Explain how the use of teleSAFE technology for sexual assault care can improve access to quality medical forensic exams.
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Hope, Healing and Empowerment: Build Resiliency, Reclaim Lives from Victim to Survivor to Thriver
Learn a motivational model based on Dr. Judith Herman’s stages of recovery from trauma that can help survivors build resiliency, restore their self-esteem, and bolster their self-determination to move beyond abuse.
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What’s Hiding in the Text? Analyzing Sexual Assault Police Report Narratives for “Signaling”
In this presentation, we discuss what we have learned about what the computer can teach us about how to write better rape reports and what this means for law enforcement moving forward. Specifically, the presenters will discuss the important but often overlooked aspect of reporting writing, share information on barriers to analyzing police reports, how the information from this research project can be leveraged to transform policies and practices in police report writing, and key research findings from this project.