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    Fact Sheet: Guiding Principles for Engagement and Intervention with People Who Cause Harm through Intimate Partner Violence

    These guiding principles were created as part of the Abusive Partner Accountability and Engagement Training and Technical Assistance Project, an initiative funded by the Office on Violence Against Women. They are designed to inform abusive partner intervention programming (APIP), also known as battering intervention, at all stages of intervention—development, implementation, and evaluation. The goal of the principles is to enhance not only programs but also the broader community response to accountability and engagement for people who cause harm through intimate partner violence (IPV).

    Community Justice, Domestic Violence, Justice-Involved Women, Problem-Solving Justice, Reducing Trauma, Reducing Violence
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    Fact Sheet: Queens Community Justice Center

    This fact sheet describes the Queens Community Justice Center (formerly the Queens Youth Justice Center), a program of the Center for Court Innovation, which works with people both in and outside the justice system, providing a range of supportive services and opportunities for civic engagement for people of all ages.

    Rethinking Incarceration, Youth Initiatives, Engaging Communities, Workforce Development, Justice-Involved Women
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    Compliance Monitoring in Domestic Violence Cases: A Guide for Courts

    by Brittany Davis

    Across the country, courts utilize compliance calendars in both civil and criminal domestic violence proceedings to ensure that defendants and respondents adhere to court-ordered conditions, including no new arrests, abusive partner intervention or other program mandates, supervised visitation or safe exchange, parenting plans, and child support. This guide outlines best practices to help courts develop or enhance compliance calendars.

    Domestic Violence, Justice-Involved Women
  • Audio

    Reform and Its Discontents

    by Matt Watkins

    The movement to reform prisons is almost as old as prisons themselves. But what is the ultimate goal of reform of a system like the criminal justice system? On our New Thinking podcast, Maya Schenwar and Victoria Law explain why they think many of today's most popular reforms are extending, rather than countering, the justice system's harmful effects. Their new book is Prison By Any Other Name.

    Addressing Racial Disparities, Diversion, Domestic Violence, Justice-Involved Women, Restorative Justice, Technology, Treatment Courts
  • Publication

    Understanding the Needs and Identifying Effective Strategies for Working with Criminalized Black Women Survivors of Domestic and Sexual Violence: A Summary of Two Roundtable Convenings

    by Afua Addo, Brittany Davis, and Tamara Chin Loy

    In 2018 and 2019, advocates, survivor leaders, community-based professionals working directly with criminalized Black women survivors, system players, national thought leaders, and Office on Violence Against Women grantees came together to discuss the needs of criminalized Black women survivors and determine effective strategies for working with and supporting them. This report synthesizes observations and reflections from roundtable participants and outlines important next steps to further enhance this work. 

    Domestic Violence, Justice-Involved Women
  • Publication

    Understanding the Needs of Criminalized Survivors

    by Danielle Malangone

    Black women are disproportionately represented in the justice system and face a host of barriers, including histories of domestic violence and sexual assault. This document will outline the specific needs of criminalized Black women and offer strategies for stakeholders working with them.

    Domestic Violence, Justice-Involved Women
  • Publication

    Victim Contact in Abusive Partner Intervention: The Importance of Collaboration

    by Brittany Davis and Glen Wu

    This document highlights programs with victim contact processes, addresses safety challenges inherent in this work, and offers considerations and best practices for safe and effective implementation. 

    Domestic Violence, Justice-Involved Women
  • Publication

    Fact Sheet: Sexual Assault and Criminalization of Black Women: Trauma Informed Responses

    Practitioners and systems often fail to incorporate a contextualized understanding of the ways in which sexual assault, revictimization, and criminalization impact Black women. This fact sheet provides trauma-informed and culturally-responsive strategies to help practitioners and system players improve current practices and meet the needs of criminalized Black women survivors of sexual assault. 

    Domestic Violence, Justice-Involved Women
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    Fact Sheet: Criminalized Black Women and their Resilience

    Notwithstanding the prevalence of exposure to domestic violence, sexual assault and criminalization, Black women demonstrate collective perseverance and resilience. While many faith-based organizations and social service providers often provide links to services that meet survivors’ basic needs (e.g., food, clothing, and temporary shelter), they often fail to provide a complete continuum of care that supports Black women’s resilience. This fact sheet outlines ABCs of supporting Black women's resilience.

    Domestic Violence, Justice-Involved Women
  • Publication

    Fact Sheet: Intimate Partner Violence Against Black Women: Trauma Informed Responses

    Practitioners and systems often fail to incorporate a contextualized understanding of the ways in which both intimate partner violence and criminalization disproportionately impact Black women. This fact sheet provides trauma-informed and culturally-responsive strategies to help practitioners and system players improve current practices and meet the needs of criminalized Black women survivors of intimate partner violence.

    Domestic Violence, Justice-Involved Women

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