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.
Blog post by by Alicia Aiken, JD, Director of Danu Center’s Confidentiality Institute on survivor confidentiality when administering intimate partner violence risk assessments.
Webinar on Maine’s strategic planning process for selecting and implementing the Ontario Domestic Assault Risk Assessment (ODARA).
Threat assessment services help police by identifying risk and recommending ways to mitigate risk for cases perceived to have a high potential for intimate partner violence (IPV). However, research has yet to show that cases referred for threat assessment score higher on IPV risk tools than routine policing samples, which would show whether referrals are … Continued