This two-part series provides an overview of the ways in which problematic sexual behavior presents on campus, a description of what is known about individuals who engage in problematic sexual behavior, and the interventions most likely to reduce the likelihood of re-offense. The series also offers an in-depth introduction to the Science-based Treatment, Accountability, and Risk Reduction for Sexual Assault (STARRSA) Programs.

This webinar explores the dynamics of stalking, focusing on the highly contextual nature by discussing common tactics used by those who stalk, the co-occurrence of stalking with domestic and sexual violence, and how campuses can respond to better support survivors and hold respondents accountable.

Join PreventConnect and the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence for a conversation with FreeFrom to discuss their three pillars of financial security work, as well as examine economic support policies within organizations and communities and their impacts on preventing violence from occurring.

This self-paced course provides practitioners with information they need to know about Full Faith and Credit including how to apply this VAWA provision to different circumstances.

This webinar will provide an overview of the NCIC POF, examining its contents and detailing how Criminal Justice Agencies across the United States and its territories can use it effectively.

This webinar offers advocates effective strategies for supporting domestic violence survivors on probation or parole to successfully complete supervision while ensuring safety.

The last part of this 4-part series addresses proactively dealing with information often used to discredit the survivor’s story of survival.

Panel discussion on developing local policies and practices to identify, address, and reduce intimate partner firearm homicides in disproportionately impacted communities.

Panel features formerly incarcerated survivors discussing how advocacy organizations can center and support their leadership in anti-domestic violence work.

Part 3 of this 4-part series covers investigation, documentation, and petition development for advocates and legal professionals.

Part 2 of a this 4-part series provides a comprehensive introduction to clemency for survivors, including a “blueprint” for developing an effective petition and building the best team.

This course teaches DV advocates foundational knowledge and tools to support survivors navigating the child support system as an avenue for greater financial stability.

Explores housing's role in supporting survivors impacted by substance use coercion, addressing barriers and promoting practical, survivor-centered strategies.

This webinar offers an introduction to the intersection of domestic violence and firearms, including statistics, social science research, and legal interventions.

SAFeR guides the family court system in producing safer, more workable outcomes for survivors and their children.

Part 1 of a this 4-part series provides a comprehensive introduction to clemency for survivors.

The presentation reviews the intersection between firearms and domestic violence, and the critical yet unique roles of domestic violence protection orders in promoting safety for survivors of intimate partner violence and communities at-large.

This workshop will delve into the challenges faced by victims-turned-offenders and explore how advocates, law enforcement officers, court personnel, and allied professionals can better serve this unique group.

This presentation explores the dynamics of stalking, offering guidance for how to provide effective supervision for offenders that promotes the safety of victims and the community.

This forum is designed for attorneys and advocates to better understand the unique considerations that come into play when helping teen and young adult survivors.

Alex Chambers presents on advocating for survivors incarcerated in women’s jails and prisons.

This course is specifically designed to enhance GAL work on cases with domestic violence while highlighting how to use the SAFeR approach in everyday work.

Seguir Adelante cubre diversos temas financieros importantes, como la creación de un presupuesto, el manejo de deudas y la mejora del historial crediticio.

This three-part series maps Palm Beach County's criminal legal system response to domestic violence, covering 911 through Probation.

Introduces Guardians ad Litem to the SAFeR approach and a suite of tools designed to enhance screening, assessment and informed decision-making in intimate partner violence related child custody matters.

Course for law enforcement offering an overview of domestic violence including perpetrator tactics, trauma's effect on victims, and trauma-focused interview skills.

This course covers age-appropriate and effective rapport building and information gathering when interviewing children.

This course covers how practitioners, specifically guardians ad litem, can effectively work with perpetrators of harm.

Guardians ad litem will learn implications for their work with clients who present with co-occurring issues.

This webinar is designed to help participants think critically about pros and cons when advocates testify as expert witnesses in court cases involving domestic violence and/or sexual assault.

Part 3 of this series explores why anti-domestic violence advocates are critical to the fight for justice for criminalized survivors.

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.

Secondary and vicarious trauma can happen during GAL work. Engaging in sustainable practice requires an understanding of traumatic stress reactions to exposure to others’ experiences of suffering.

This webinar provides an overview of how nuisance ordinances jeopardize housing for survivors of gender-based violence, as well as provide tools to combat these harmful laws.

This course offers foundational knowledge and skills in defense-based advocacy for criminalized survivors.

The session explores legal issues involved when survivors cross state or tribal lines with their children. Participants will learn about the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (UCCJEA) and related laws.

This presentation covers the mechanics of seeking ERPOs, supported by current trends and data, as well as key points for effective implementation.

This interactive webinar provides an overview of the requirements of the full faith and credit provision and how enforcement operates across state, tribal, and territorial boundaries through different scenarios.

This course is designed to help survivors move from short-term safety to long-term security, covering budgeting, managing debt, and improving credit.