Conference on Crimes Against Women

Episode 5 of The Podcast on Crimes Against Women features Detective Brandon Wootan. Listen along as he unpacks the transformative impact of high-risk teams in domestic violence prevention. Learn how these multidisciplinary teams bridge the gap between law enforcement, prosecutors, and service providers, creating a united front against domestic violence. Listen to the full episode: https://bit.ly/3CwORmn

Calling all victim advocates! Join us at our National Training Center on December 6th for a session instructed by Dr. Kate Watson, President of The Advocacy Academy (USA), on motivational interviewing for victim advocates. Register today: https://bit.ly/3O9m7Cv

1 in 3 women will be a victim of domestic or sexual violence at some point in her lifetime. Domestic violence victims are your family members, neighbors, coworkers, and friends. All of us must be part of the solution. Learn how to navigate critical conversations via The National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV).

We were proud to have attendees from 11 different countries and territories at #CCAW2024! Help us put your country on the map for our upcoming conference! Register for #CCAW2025: https://conferencecaw.org/

?? STOP SCROLLING - and take in this number. More than half of Native American women in the United States have been the victim of sexual violence. We must work together to change this statistic. Share this graphic to spread awareness this Native American Heritage Month. #NAHM

?? Calling all counselors and social workers - Join us at our National Training Center for a powerful workshop on understanding trauma reactions in domestic violence victims and enhancing support strategies. We'll explore the Stages of Change model, ethical considerations, and effective communication techniques. Gain practical do’s and don’ts, and participate in hands-on practice with real-world scenarios. Don't miss this opportunity to deepen your impact! Register: https://bit.ly/4hszETg

Our #CCAW2025 exhibitor opportunities ensure the best available reach and interaction for your brand and products. These opportunities are customizable to fit your needs and allow for flexibility to create the greatest impact. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3ujA3ko

As we honor #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth, it’s crucial to recognize and address the shocking and violent reality that Indigenous women face. This alarming statistic underscores the urgent need for justice, awareness, and action to protect Indigenous women and support their communities. Share this graphic to raise awareness. #NAHM

Despite promises of abortion exemptions for rape, accessing them is nearly impossible in some states due to unclear laws, required law enforcement reporting, and limited provider availability. These barriers create further trauma for survivors, forcing them to navigate complex systems when they need care most. Advocates and medical professionals emphasize the urgent need for clearer policies that truly support survivors. Read more from NPR: https://n.pr/48quQK3

November is Native American Heritage Month. Indigenous women are victims of violent crime at a significantly higher rate, and we must work towards changing these statistics. Share this graphic to spread awareness.