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What is language justice, what are tips for lawyers to practice it, and why is this especially important during the COVID-19 pandemic? This article answers these commonly asked questions and more. This article is a follow-up to Language Justice in Legal Services published by the Management Information Exchange Journal.
This list of phone apps support those experiencing DV, accessibility for deaf and hard of hearing individuals, and those looking for emergency housing.
This one-hour webinar will provide essential information for those in the criminal justice system on how to better detect, test, process, and prosecute the motorist impaired by THC.
This webinar will provide an introduction to the problem of human trafficking, as well as a discussion regarding the patterns of trafficking hotspots in the United States and case-based scenarios that demonstrate how to recognize signs that a person is being trafficked.
The My Blue Lips Campaign is a national awareness campaign and fundraiser by the Women of Color Network, Inc. (WOCN, Inc.) with the purpose of bringing attention to domestic violence and sexual assault overall, and to lift up the specific impacts of this violence upon cis and trans women of color who are of Asian, African, Latinx, Native, Middle Eastern and Bi/Multiracial descent.
Join us to learn best practices for developing organizational training for staff and community members who may be involved in these reporting processes.
In this webinar, Drug Recognition Expert and Instructor Samuel W. Evans along with researcher Dr. Dary Fiorentino will provide an overview of their recently completed study “The Usefulness of SFSTs in Detecting Drugs Other Than Alcohol.”
Attorney General Barr announced $35,104,338 in funding to 73 organizations in 34 states to provide safe, stable housing and appropriate services to victims of human trafficking during a roundtable at which grantees and survivors highlighted the impact of this funding, demonstrating the Administration’s unwavering support for victims and survivors of human trafficking through supportive housing.
These presentations from the Prosecuting Attorney’s Association of Michigan give an overview of working with vulnerable adult victims, including an in depth look at elder abuse and financial exploitation, and investigations.
This teleconference will be an exchange of information. This is an opportunity for programs serving communities of color to learn and share ways to address homelessness and improve housing accessibility. This is also an opportunity for TA providers and funders to hear first-line responders articulate the specific needs of survivors and communities of color.
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