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Improving LGBTQ/Law Enforcement Relationships: A Webinar for Community Advocates

Fear of law enforcement can have a devastating effect on how the LGBTQ community access justice, compensation, and/or healing services. We can work together to close the gap between community …
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Improving LGBTQ/Law Enforcement Relationships: A Webinar for Community Advocates

Fear of law enforcement can have a devastating effect on how the LGBTQ community access justice, compensation, and/or healing services. We can work together to close the gap between community and law enforcement. The recording recognizes and highlights effective practices done by advocates to improve these relationships.

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FORGE, Inc. and Vera Institute of Justice
Best Practices of Law Enforcement in Working With LGBTQ Victims

Many studies have shown that having law enforcement serve as the “front door” of victim services has a chilling effect on LGBTQ victims, who often refuse to have voluntary contact …
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Best Practices of Law Enforcement in Working With LGBTQ Victims

Many studies have shown that having law enforcement serve as the “front door” of victim services has a chilling effect on LGBTQ victims, who often refuse to have voluntary contact with police. This webinar will highlight some of the most effective and replicable law enforcement practices being implemented across the country to improve law enforcement/LGBTQ community relations. Law enforcement and allied professionals are the target audience for this virtual training.

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Other and Vera Institute of Justice
Language Access for Law Enforcement

Leslye Orloff, Director of the National Immigrant Women’s Advocacy Project (NIWAP) and Wendy Lau, with the Asian Pacific Institute on Gender-Based Violence lead an insightful conversation based on the recommended …
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Language Access for Law Enforcement

Leslye Orloff, Director of the National Immigrant Women’s Advocacy Project (NIWAP) and Wendy Lau, with the Asian Pacific Institute on Gender-Based Violence lead an insightful conversation based on the recommended practices from the Department of Justice, key elements of language access plans, and share how agencies across the country are overcoming challenges. All to improve language access for limited English proficient survivors of intimate partner violence and sexual assault.

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Other and Vera Institute of Justice
Bridging Research and Practice to Expand Our Reach

Each year, millions of people in the United States become victims of crime. According to the National Crime Victimization Survey of 1, 900 individuals {survivors, advocates, law enforcement officers, funders …
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Bridging Research and Practice to Expand Our Reach

Each year, millions of people in the United States become victims of crime. According to the National Crime Victimization Survey of 1, 900 individuals {survivors, advocates, law enforcement officers, funders and others}, only 13% of victims report receiving victim services. Here, The National Resource for reaching victims shares their key findings from this assessment and discuss implications for the field.

Webinar Recording

Vera Institute of Justice

law enforcement

Improving LGBTQ/Law Enforcement Relationships: A Webinar for Community Advocates

Improving LGBTQ/Law Enforcement Relationships: A Webinar for Community Advocates

Webinar Recording

Best Practices of Law Enforcement in Working With LGBTQ Victims

Best Practices of Law Enforcement in Working With LGBTQ Victims

Webinar Recording

Language Access for Law Enforcement

Language Access for Law Enforcement

Webinar Recording

Bridging Research and Practice to Expand Our Reach

Bridging Research and Practice to Expand Our Reach

Webinar Recording

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