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How will Virtual Reality and the Metaverse Affect the Way We Interact, Work, and Fight for Survivors
This presentation will examine how Virtual Reality will impact the investigation and prosecution of sexual assault and domestic violence.
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A Human Trafficking Specific Medical Forensic Evidentiary Flowsheet
List the unique challenges and medical forensic needs of patients who experience human trafficking.
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Can You Qualify as an “Expert?” Do You Want to?
Have you ever been asked to testify as an expert? What does it mean to be an expert? What does it take to be one? These and many more questions will be answered during this presentation.
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Preventing Sexual Assault in Sport While Centering Athletes and Athlete Survivors
This session will unpack how to develop creative and innovative strategies to create change within agencies where survivors and intersectional advocacy are centered. The Army of Survivors, founded by a group of athlete survivors of sexual assault that was enabled by Michigan State University, USA Gymnastics, and the U.S. Olympic Committee, is an example of such an agency.
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The Peace Officer Project: Improving Responses to Victims of Sexual Violence
This session focuses on a new approach to policing using the framework of police officers as “Peace Officers” and introduces The Peace Officer Promise as a way for agencies to rebuild trust and confidence by making a public reaffirmation of their commitment to serve and protect.
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Trauma-Informed Direct Examination of Victims
Extensive research demonstrates the effects of trauma on memory and the impact on a victim attempting to recall a traumatic event.
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A Better Victim Experience – Improving Accessibility
VINE (Victim Information and Notification Everyday) supports all victims of crime through its innovative technology, designed with a human-centered approach to provide victims with access to empowering life-saving resources.
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“Start by Believing” A Case Study in Transforming Victims to Survivors
Recognize the “after” of cases including victim notification, recent legislation, and the impact of the “Start by Believing” campaign.
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Aligning Response: Building Partnerships Between Title IX Administrators and Campus Law Enforcement
The presenters share their experiences as law enforcement officers and Title IX professionals to highlight the unique experiences shared by each entity and offer ways to bridge gaps which may exist.
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Victim to Offender: The Unintended Consequence of the Criminal Justice Response to Domestic Violence
During this session, the presenter will discuss the implications of criminally charging victims of intimate partner violence as domestic violence offenders. She will draw from her experience as both a crime victim advocate and a probation officer supervising male and female intimate partner violence offenders. The presentation will provide advocates, law enforcement officers, court personnel and allied professionals with the information necessary to identify and support to this unique population.