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Arrests Don’t Always Occur- Victim Centered Principles when Conducting a Criminal Investigation
As the country continues to search for a criminal justice model that utilizes more principles of procedural justice, this presentation will offer ways for law enforcement professionals to implement these principles now.
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Left of Bang: Sex and Relationship Education as Violence Prevention
This program augments the standard SHARP training, empowering all new Soldiers in the 19th ESC with bystander intervention skills and a comprehensive knowledge of sexual assault and harassment. In May 2022, we began creating and piloting training delivered to junior and mid-level enlisted Soldiers, with content delivered virtually by two Stateside trainers and co-facilitated live in the classroom by 19th ESC SHARP staff.
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The Risk of Reporting: “She Made a Report of Rape and Ended up in Handcuffs
False reports of sexual assault are rare (between 2-8 percent of all sexual assault reports), so Ms. de Leon pursued as many police records as she could to investigate these reports.
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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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Healing Justice: Lessons from Survivors of a Serial Rapist
This presentation uses the case of a serial predator and his victims to explore why cases go cold, and what we must do to revive them.
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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.
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Comprehensive Victim Interviewing
After helping victims to recall and share details about their sexual assault, investigators must piece these details together with other information and evidence, to compile a linear and evidence-based account of the crime.
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Providing Better Care to Incarcerated Survivors
Collaboration is key to providing patient-centered medical forensic exams for incarcerated survivors of sexual assault. In this webinar, expert practitioners discuss how professionals can coordinate in advance to address safety, confidentiality, patient dignity, and follow-up services.
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“How Can We Do This Better?” Caring for Latin@ Survivors
Our free Community Conversation Series goes beyond the basics, delving deep into topics covered in the Sexual Assault Medical Forensic Exam (SAMFE) Virtual Practicum. In this session, we will discuss language access, providing culturally specific care for Latin@ survivors, and addressing immigration concerns and questions.
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“Changing the Shape” How an Expert Advisory Workgroup is Shifting the Culture at their Institution
In 2018, MSU faced an institutional crisis when over 200 survivors gave victim impact statements at the sentencing hearing of the former MSU physician who had abused them over a 20-year period. 2018 was also a breaking point for many other survivors — hundreds of MSU students, faculty, staff, and alumni came forward to report abuse and harassment they had been afraid to report for years, even decades. The university had created a culture in which survivors were afraid to report, and those who did disclose abuse often felt re-victimized and re-traumatized. In response to this crisis, the Relationship Violence and Sexual Misconduct Expert Advisory Workgroup was formed.
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