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When the Shooter Lives Next Door: Understanding the Link Between Mass Shooting and Domestic Violence
Over the last decade, mass shootings have killed or injured hundreds of Americans. More than half of those shootings involved domestic violence.
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Eliminating the Wheel of Fortune: Ending Practices that Lead to Prosecuting Survivors
Start by Believing has been a game changer in a number of communities, but there is still much work to do.
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Why I Sued the City and County for Mishandling My Rape Case and What I Learned
Examine the impact, lessons learned, and aftermath of a class action lawsuit in Austin, Texas through the eyes of a survivor plaintiff.
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Introduction to the New OSAC Forensic Nursing Subcommittee: Background and Mission
This presentation will briefly review the histories of forensic science and forensic nursing, describe the FNSC composition and OSAC standards development processes, and present progress to date on FNSC standard development and identification of research gaps.
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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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Hidden in the Shadows – A Story of Resilience
This presentation will detail an unfolding tragedy, highlighting 42 years of lived experience as a child victim of domestic violence, a sworn police officer and founder of a non-profit dedicated to helping victims impacted by domestic violence. The presenter will share her journey of highlighting domestic violence awareness in the community and at the Richmond Police Department.
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Victimization of the Working Poor – Working with Victims of Crime and Financial Hardship
16.1 million households are living in poverty and another 34.7 million are living in Asset Limited, Income Constrained, (but) Employed (ALICE) homes. This means that many of our crime victims are living paycheck-to-paycheck; meaning, there is no room for an emergency such as a partner in custody due to domestic violence. This session will discuss how to assist victims who are on the verge of poverty and do not have their basic needs met. Strategies, suggestions, and case study will be presented.
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Tragic Endings: When Suicide or Homicide Follows a Botched Sexual Assault Investigation
This presentation will offer in-depth cases where sexual assault victims have been prosecuted for false reporting or related crimes.
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Victim-Centered Approaches for Frontline Professionals to Combat Trafficking
This presentation will seek to enlighten attendees on the intersectionality of human trafficking and the healthcare sector, as well as the role of law enforcement in identification, interdiction, and restorative care.
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