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This report discusses building multidisciplinary teams for responding to homicide cases. It touches on building such a team, improving response, challenges, and offers other resources.
The mission of the APS TARC is to support federal, state, and local partners’ use of data and analytics, research and evaluation, and innovative practice and innovative strategies to enhance the effectiveness of APS programs.
The Task Force launched in 2019 and consists of more than 55 different organizations in the public, private and nonprofit sectors – all working together to combat elder abuse.
This article discusses what elder abuse looks like, who is affected, what are the signs, where to go for help, and ideas for prevention.
This webpage and brochure discuss signs of elder abuse, neglect, and exploitation as well as how to document and report concerns. It includes agencies and contact information for reporting. It also includes specific information for reporting about elder abuse in a nursing home.
This podcast between National Runaway Safeline Youth Advisory Board members EJ Velez & Rachel Litchman discusses invisible disabilities and navigating the healthcare system as a young person experiencing homelessness.
This article discusses how abuse is about power and control, and people with disabilities can face unique barriers to accessing support.
The physical and psychological scars left by child abuse and neglect can span a lifetime. The importance of prevention and early intervention in cases of child abuse and neglect cannot be overstated.
As advocates, we have to know what to look for, how to talk about dating violence with the young people in our lives, how to prevent it, and how to lend our support to those experiencing it.
Human trafficking is sometimes considered a hidden crime, but the reality is that it happens right before our eyes. That’s why it is critical to be able to identify the signs of trafficking, to know how and where to report it, and to understand how to support survivors.
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