Conference on Crimes Against Women

AI isn’t just changing technology—it’s creating new ways for abuse to happen. Now, abusers can use AI to create false realities, manipulate emotions, and control victims like never before. In our latest podcast, Sloan Thompson and Dr. Saed Hill from ENDTab explain how AI chatbots, deepfakes, and digital impersonations are turning human connection into a tool for control. Listen here to learn how AI is reshaping power, relationships, and reality itself: https://lnkd.in/gxffQHRp

Women’s rights weren’t just given, they were fought for. This Women’s History Month, we honor the women who fought for justice and those still carrying the torch today. For 20 years, CCAW has been part of this movement, working to end violence and advance women’s rights. Read more about Women's History Month in our recent blog: https://bit.ly/4ksQRxq

For two decades, CCAW has united professionals dedicated to ending violence against women. From groundbreaking cases to policy shifts, our collective work has saved lives. As we celebrate 20 years of CCAW, what’s one lesson or moment that has stayed with you? Share your thoughts below. Don’t miss #CCAW25: https://bit.ly/36oGedp

In August of 2018, 19-year-old Kiera Bergman disappeared. A month later, her body was found in the Arizona desert, staged to look like a sexual assault. Her boyfriend, who was the last to see her alive, was charged with second-degree murder and evidence tampering. The jury found him not guilty. Join us at #CCAW25 for a powerful workshop on State v. Clark, where Shawn Jensvold and Lauren Deakin will break down the investigation, trial challenges, and lessons learned in domestic violence homicide cases. Read more about the workshop here: https://bit.ly/43h25iy

?"If you're looking for people who are like-minded and trying to change the conversational community about how we should deal with crimes against women... that all happens right here at CCAW." Hear from past attendees about how CCAW transformed their perspectives, opened new doors, and empowered them in ways they never expected. See how CCAW can shape your journey too: https://bit.ly/36oGedp

In South Korea, women are taking action against the rise of deepfake pornography, where AI-generated images are used to harass and exploit them. Despite new laws, many victims struggle for justice while perpetrators continue to evade consequences. The issue reflects a deeper culture of misogyny, where online abuse is often dismissed, and authorities fail to act fast enough. Women are now deleting social media accounts to protect themselves, but experts argue that real change requires not just better laws, but a shift in societal attitudes. Read more about this issue here: https://on.ft.com/3Fc36hP

Did you know that up to 75% of domestic violence survivors suffer traumatic brain injuries, yet most go undiagnosed? In our most recent podcast, Dr. María Garay-Serrato shares her personal journey and expert insights on the urgent need for better recognition and care for survivors. ?? Listen here: https://bit.ly/4i53NI5

We are honored to welcome back Tony Porter and Kimya Motley to #CCAW25! This year, they will be joined by Ray Rice for an essential workshop: Healing Our Community: Working with Men Who Have Caused Harm. Ending violence against women and girls requires collective action, and that includes addressing men’s mental health, trauma, and accountability. This panel will explore how we can engage men who have caused harm while ensuring accountability and prioritizing community healing. Don’t miss this critical conversation at #CCAW25: https://bit.ly/3QKnOb5 A Call to Men

Time is running out! ? Don't miss your chance to be part of #CCAW25. Every moment counts in joining the ripple effect of ending crimes against women. Join over 3,000 professionals as they train you on the best practices to identify, investigate, and prosecute these crimes. ?? Register today: https://lnkd.in/gGyzm2gT

Happy #InternationalWomensDay! Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and achievements of women everywhere, while continuing to push for equality and challenge the biases that remain. #IWD2025