250+ on-demand webinars to choose from!
Hey Siri, How Do You Increase Accountability & Safety in Stalking Cases?
As technology evolves, so do the tactics used by perpetrators of interpersonal violence—especially in cases involving stalking and online abuse.
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Stop Fumbling the Victim Interview: Tools You Can Use Tomorrow
Whether you're a law enforcement officer, healthcare provider, advocate, or part of a multidisciplinary team, conducting an effective interview is critical, and often challenging.
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Preventing and Responding to Domestic Violence-Related Fatalities and Murder-Suicides: Turning Data Into Action
Domestic violence-related fatalities and murder-suicides leave deep scars on families, service providers, and entire communities. In recent years, many regions across the country have seen a disturbing rise in these tragic incidents—especially those involving intimate partner homicide followed by suicide.
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Seek Then Speak: A Simple Tool to Increase Survivors’ Access to Reporting and Services
In this 45-minute webinar, EVAWI’s Victoria Pickering will discuss the barriers many survivors face when deciding whether to report to law enforcement and explore how alternative reporting options can help reduce these barriers. She will describe how Seek Then Speak works and how it is being utilized by communities across the country, sharing lessons from local jurisdictions from Kansas City to Seattle.
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I Was Born in a Small Town: Addressing Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence in Rural Communities
Small town law enforcement agencies have less funding for staff, training, and equipment, yet these agencies grapple with the same public safety priorities as large jurisdictions, including sexual assault, domestic violence, and stalking.
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Interrupting the Cycle of Abuse Through Changing the Cycle of Justice
Public trust and confidence in the courts is at an all-time low, which impacts survivor participation and offender engagement in the court system. Procedural justice and trauma-informed practices in court systems help build trust and confidence, for both the general public and for survivors.
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Meeting Patients/Survivors Where They Are: Trauma-Informed Responses to Mental Health Effects
This session equips participants with the skills to recognize and respond to the needs of sexual assault victims experiencing mental health effects.
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Preparing a Survivor to Testify: Beyond Sips of Water and Fidget Toys
The criminal justice system demands a lot from survivors, including ongoing interviewing and evidence-gathering, continued court appearances, testifying at trial, and more.
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“Nose Rings and Ankle Holsters” – A Discussion on Advocates and Cops
Advocacy and law enforcement professionals often struggle to partner on this winding journey known as the criminal justice system. Despite their shared goal of finding justice for survivors, assumptions and biases can create obstacles along the path.
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Caring for Deaf Survivors: How Can We Do Better?
Join our free Community Conversation Series, exploring advanced topics focused on how to provide exceptional care for sexual assault survivors.
