Identifying risk to children in domestic violence cases is a growing area of concern for jurisdictions and many sites have expressed a need for more information in this area. In this webinar, Darren Mitchell, DV RISC consultant and National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges (NCJFCJ) fellow, presents on identifying risk to children in … Continued
When implementing intimate partner violence (IPV) risk assessments, many sites need background information about IPV risk assessments and how they are developed. In this webinar, Dr. Kris Henning, Professor of Criminal Justice & Criminology at Portland State University, gives an overview of what IPV risk assessments are, how they are being used in the criminal … Continued
Sheila Schwanekamp, Esq. and the Hon. Mary Carney from the New York State Integrated Family Court (NYSIFC) present on the use and development of the NYS Judicial Risk Assessment Guide in domestic violence cases, a guide implemented to help NYSIFC judges identify lethality risk factors in domestic violence cases.
Dr. Kirk Williams, one of the authors of Domestic Violence Screening Inventory-Revised (DVSI-R) and Joe DiTunno, Deputy Director for the Judicial Branch of Connecticut, present on the use and development of the DVSI-R in Connecticut.
In the final part of the Foundational Building Blocks for IPV risk assessment implementation webinar series, Alicia Aiken (Confidentiality Institute) and Vivian Huelgo (Esperanza United) present on confidentiality in IPV risk assessment implementation.
In part 3 of the Foundational Building Blocks for IPV Risk Assessment Implementation series, Tien Ung (Futures Without Violence), Paula Gomez Stordy (Esperanza United), and Gretta Gardner (Ujima Inc.) present on being trauma-informed in IPV risk assessment implementation.
In part 5 of the Foundational Building Blocks for IPV Risk Assessment Implementation series, Dr. David Scott (Subject Matter Expert) and Melissa Carter (Brazos County Office of the District Attorney) present on sustainability in IPV risk assessment implementation.
In part 4 of the Foundational Building Blocks for Risk Assessment Implementation series, Rebecca Thomforde-Hauser (Center for Justice Innovation), Faith Lutze (Washington State University), Storm Ervin (Urban Institute), Faye Luppi, Esq., Emily Wright (Urban Institute), and Sarah Picard (Center for Criminal Justice Research) present on fidelity in IPV risk assessment implementation.
In part 2 of the Foundational Building Blocks for IPV Risk Assessment Implementation series, Vivian Huelgo (Esperanza United) and Sarah Colome (Collective Futures) present on partnerships in IPV risk assessment implementation.
In the first part of the Foundational Building Blocks for Intimate Partner Violence Risk Assessment Implementation webinar series, Sarah Henry (Ujima Inc.) and Jeanette Bowden (Esperanza United) present on cultural responsiveness in IPV risk assessment implementation.