Let's aim for a new normal

We are thrilled to support

the Crimes Against Women 2020 Web Series and hope that you will join them for 34 interactive, hands-on web sessions featuring some of our most sought-after speakers, access to their new networking platform where you can interact with professionals in your field, rotating weekly series that will address today's important issues, and more!

The Web Series will launch on Tuesday, June 2nd and feature two interactive web sessions every week through September 24th. Registrants who are not able to attend live will be able to access recordings to the sessions at their convenience.

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An amazing conference:

Tools For Creating Sustainable Resilience For Advocates

and Agencies

To attend:

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for more information on speakers & schedule

2. Reserve your spot

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3. Join us on Zoom on May 28th and 29th at 11AM EST

We have an opportunity to create new innovation and create a "New Normal" for the victims we serve. Follow us on Facebook for some ideas on what a "new normal" could look like!

Strangulation Series: A Blueprint for Collaboratively

Responding to Strangulation

If you don’t know a crime exists what are the chances it will be identified, investigated or prosecuted? Join us for a five-part virtual training on all aspects of asphyxiation, including strangulation, suffocation and aquatic crimes, from how to recognize non-visible injuries, to understanding dynamics/motivations of those who strangle, to ensuring successful prosecutions of these highly lethal offenders. This multidisciplinary series goes beyond the basics--addressing fatal, non-fatal, and sexually-motivated asphyxiation crimes and will give attendees practical, collaborative tools to transform how their communities identify, investigate, and develop protocols to respond to dangerous crimes.

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Live -Webinar

May 19, 2020

10am-Noon Pacfic

In this presentation, Russell and Myra Strand will discuss the impact pornography is having on our lives looking at online dating, online gaming, dating and criminal justice. This presentation is carries essential information for any member of criminal justice, but also for members of general population who seek to understand pornification.

"There are grandmothers out there who would move heaven and earth for their grandchildren."

Janice Elliott- Howard

“Parenthood requires love, not DNA.” -Anonymous

“Mother is a verb. It’s something you do. Not just who you are.” – Dorothy Canfield Fisher

Rad Grandmas

Rockin Change

In every community, there is an army of “Rad Grandmas” ready to be mobilized- interested in serving their communities and frustrated with amount of injustice they see in the lives of their loved ones.

Let's give them the tools to create a new normal.

Rad Grandmas