Participants will join an interactive session with a review of California college and university’s duties to respond and prevent sexual violence on campus.

SAFeR is an approach to decision making in family law matters. This brief webinar provides an overview of SAFeR and an introduction to the worksheets.

This webinar reviews the research on the intersection of domestic violence and pet abuse, and explores options that survivors have when leaving their abusers with their pets, whether that be through temporary boarding or through shelters.

This series explores how abusers can exploit public safety policies and shared legal custody to exercise power over the victim-parent and children in a household.

Presenters offer creative policies and strategies at the intersection of partner violence and guns, including domestic violence protection orders and extreme risk protection orders.

Dr. Websdale uses case illustrations to flesh out themes across case types, including the gendering of these offenses, the signaling of offenses, histories of intimate terrorism, planning and more.

This webinar seeks to reimagine the typical law enforcement response to intimate partner violence through the discussion of promising practices in firearms surrender implementation.

This webinar provides an overview of the federal statutes available and discusses how system actors can work cooperatively with federal prosecutors to pursue charges.

This webinar explores a recent study examining whether domestic violence firearm restriction laws were associated with reductions in intimate partner homicide and firearm intimate partner homicide in Black and White populations, separately.

This 4-part series features experts from across the domestic violence field, providing practical advice and best practices for guardians ad litem on working with perpetrators, interviewing children, addressing GAL trauma, and co-occurring issues.

This interactive webinar examines the technologies most commonly misused in domestic violence cases and outline the process for gathering and admitting evidence of tech abuse.