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X-WR-CALDESC:The 20th Annual International Family Justice Center Conference
  will host a unique and powerful convening of professionals working in the
  fields of domestic violence\, child abuse\, sexual assault\, and elder ab
 use in San Diego\, CA on September 9-11\, 2020!\n\nThe International Famil
 y Justice Center Conference will address what trauma-informed practices lo
 ok like in child abuse\, sexual assault\, elder abuse\, human trafficking\
 , and domestic violence for Prosecutors\, Law Enforcement Officers\, Advoc
 ates\, Therapists\, Civil Attorneys\, Doctors\, Nurses\, Judges\, Survivor
 s\, Parole and Probation Officers and Court Professionals.\n\nThe Internat
 ional Family Justice Center Conference is the only national and internatio
 nal violence prevention conference focused on the development of multi-age
 ncy\, multi-disciplinary teams in every community in America and around th
 e world!\n\nIn 2020\, the U.S. Department of Justice\, Office on Violence 
 Against Women (OVW) will host two tracks (with six workshops per track) of
  the conference – one on “Effective Handling of Non-Fatal Strangulation Ca
 ses” and the other on “Expanding Family Justice and Multi-Agency Centers.”
  The U.S. Department of Justice\, Office for Victims of Crime (OVC) will s
 ponsor a track on “Working at the Intersections of Co-Occurring Trauma (Po
 lyvictimization)” focused on the impact of multiple types of trauma (polyv
 ictimization) and the complex challenges of working with polyvictims. In a
 ll workshops\, we will share our lessons learned on how your community can
  move forward toward greater collaboration\, co-located services approache
 s\, and effective high risk teams - that can save lives and produce better
  short and long-term outcomes for survivors and their children. Other conf
 erence workshop tracks will include: “Trauma Informed Advocacy'\; “Improvi
 ng Law Enforcement Responses (DV/SA/CA)”\; “Best Practices for Civil and C
 riminal Justice Professionals”\; and 'Camp HOPE America: Breaking the Cycl
 e.'
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DESCRIPTION:The 20th Annual International Family Justice Center Conference 
 will host a unique and powerful convening of professionals working in the 
 fields of domestic violence\, child abuse\, sexual assault\, and elder abu
 se in San Diego\, CA on September 9-11\, 2020!\n\nThe International Family
  Justice Center Conference will address what trauma-informed practices loo
 k like in child abuse\, sexual assault\, elder abuse\, human trafficking\,
  and domestic violence for Prosecutors\, Law Enforcement Officers\, Advoca
 tes\, Therapists\, Civil Attorneys\, Doctors\, Nurses\, Judges\, Survivors
 \, Parole and Probation Officers and Court Professionals.\n\nThe Internati
 onal Family Justice Center Conference is the only national and internation
 al violence prevention conference focused on the development of multi-agen
 cy\, multi-disciplinary teams in every community in America and around the
  world!\n\nIn 2020\, the U.S. Department of Justice\, Office on Violence A
 gainst Women (OVW) will host two tracks (with six workshops per track) of 
 the conference – one on “Effective Handling of Non-Fatal Strangulation Cas
 es” and the other on “Expanding Family Justice and Multi-Agency Centers.” 
 The U.S. Department of Justice\, Office for Victims of Crime (OVC) will sp
 onsor a track on “Working at the Intersections of Co-Occurring Trauma (Pol
 yvictimization)” focused on the impact of multiple types of trauma (polyvi
 ctimization) and the complex challenges of working with polyvictims. In al
 l workshops\, we will share our lessons learned on how your community can 
 move forward toward greater collaboration\, co-located services approaches
 \, and effective high risk teams - that can save lives and produce better 
 short and long-term outcomes for survivors and their children. Other confe
 rence workshop tracks will include: “Trauma Informed Advocacy'\; “Improvin
 g Law Enforcement Responses (DV/SA/CA)”\; “Best Practices for Civil and Cr
 iminal Justice Professionals”\; and 'Camp HOPE America: Breaking the Cycle
 .'
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LOCATION:San Diego\, CA
SUMMARY:20th Annual International Family Justice Center Conference
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