Appendix C is the SAFeR child protective services DV screening and assessment tool created for La Crosse County, WI.

Appendix B provides a compilation of child custody best interest factors that specifically address domestic violence for US states and territories.

Appendix A provides a compilation of child welfare specific statutes and child welfare domestic violence policies and procedures for US states and territories.

This report includes a review of state laws, regulations, and practices on how child neglect and custody situations are handled in domestic violence situations.

This is a brief tool that introduces advocates to the SAFeR approach by showing advocates how they can use SAFeR to assist survivor in navigating the family court process when they do not have access to legal representation.

The National Defense Center for Criminalized Survivors offers this compilation of sentencing, resentencing and other post-conviction relief laws applicable to criminalized survivors’ efforts to get relief following conviction.

Learn about what’s new in SAFeR enhanced by reading this brief article.

SAFeR Enhanced now includes 13 interconnected worksheets, including three brand-new resources. Every worksheet has been updated for clarity, ease of use, and alignment with current practice—and each connects seamlessly to others within the framework.

This curriculum is for training prosecutors who handle cases of violence against women. It includes step-by-step instructions for facilitators, descriptions of exercises, handouts, a summary of learning points for each module and PowerPoint slides.

This guide was created to support advocates and organizations working with survivors of domestic and sexual violence by clearly outlining the federal laws that protect survivors’ access to services.

This toolkit documents the the ongoing practices, policies, and programs aimed at stopping violence in/within Asian American, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander (AANHPI) and Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) communities.

In this first-ever National Plan to end GBV (May 2023), the Federal Government advances an unprecedented and comprehensive approach to preventing and addressing sexual violence, intimate partner violence, stalking, and other forms of gender based violence.