The conference will address: Civil, criminal, and other responses to modern technology-facilitated violence Legislation and prosecution, including the Take It Down Act Evidence, AI, and best practices in preservation Researcher and practitioner perspectives Emerging technology trends to watch CLE: CLE can be provided to in-person participants. Registration:
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Join the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence (NRCDV) for its webinar on Tuesday, September 15 at 2 PM ET.
How can professionals help people who are abusive in their relationships? Attend this webinar to learn why this matters, what abusive partner intervention programs do, and about a new toolkit for professionals with recommendations on how to work with abusive partners. Hear from professionals working directly in abusive partner intervention programs in Philadelphia. The Shared Safety Lunch & Learn webinar series is meant to equip health and human services professionals with resources and knowledge to help identify and respond to relational violence with their clients.
Panelists will discuss community-building, advocacy, and healing in the aftermath of incarceration.
Trauma doesn't fit into one box–and neither does this Summit. With 6 tracks in person and 5 tracks for virtual attendees spanning trauma across the lifespan, you'll get a broader and deeper understanding of the issues that matter most. Follow one track from start to finish, or mix and match sessions to fit your interests–either way, you'll leave with new insights you can put into practice.
This advanced workshop delves deeper into the strategies for sustaining compassion and preventing burnout in victim services professionals. Participants will explore in-depth techniques for emotional resilience, learn about organizational practices that support compassion renewal, and engage in self-reflective exercises to identify personal strengths and areas for growth. This session aims to equip attendees with a robust toolkit for maintaining their compassion over the long term, ensuring they can continue to provide empathetic and effective support to clients.









