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Battered Women’s Justice Project
Understanding The Difference Between a Domestic Violence Protection Order (DVPO) And an Extreme Risk Protection Order (ERPO)
“A domestic violence protection order (DVPO) is issued by a court to protect a survivor… Read more
Battered Women’s Justice Project
The New Misdemeanor Dating Violence Federal Firearms Prohibitor: An FAQ for Victim Advocates
This resource explains what changes the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act made to narrow the so-called… Read more
Battered Women’s Justice Project
State Statutes on Firearm Relinquishment in Cases Involving Intimate Partner Violence
“This chart includes information about state laws that speak to expressly authorized or mandated firearm… Read more
Battered Women’s Justice Project
Research at the Intersection of Intimate Partner Violence and Firearms
Prevalence rates of both intimate partner violence and gun violence remain pervasive. Research demonstrates a… Read more
Battered Women’s Justice Project
Promising Practices: Federal-State-Local Coordinated Justice System Responses to Domestic Violence and Firearms
“Over several months in 2024, the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence and Firearms (NRCDVF)… Read more
Battered Women’s Justice Project
Firearms Relinquishment in Cases Involving Intimate Partner Violence: How to Structure Effective Protocols For You Community
This resource details the importance of having a firearm relinquishment protocol and provides steps for… Read more
National Organization for Victim Advocacy
Protecting the Rights of Military-Connected Victims – Resources and Links
The toolkit, created by NOVA’s partners at the National Crime Victim Law Institute (NCVLI), will empower legal professionals with the tools and knowledge necessary to make a tangible difference in military-connected survivors navigating the legal system.
National Organization for Victim Advocacy
Organizational Self-Assessment for Supporting Military-Connected Survivors of DVSAS
This tool is meticulously crafted to help civilian agencies like yours assess and enhance approaches to serving military-connected survivors of Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking (DVSAS). It provides deep insights into their unique challenges and guides you through a detailed evaluation process to improve services and outcomes.
National Organization for Victim Advocacy
Organizational Self-Assessment for Supporting Military-Connected Survivors of DVSAS (En Español)
Esta herramienta ha sido diseñada meticulosamente para ayudar a las agencias civiles como la suya a evaluar y mejorar los enfoques para atender a las víctimas de violencia doméstica, violencia en el noviazgo, agresión sexual y acoso (DVSAS) relacionadas con el ámbito militar. Proporciona información detallada sobre sus desafíos específicos y le guía a través de un proceso de evaluación exhaustivo para mejorar los servicios y los resultados.
International Organization for Adolescents
Organizational Self-Assessment to Better Support Military-Connected Survivors of DVSAS
National Organization for Victim Advocacy
Military-Protective Orders and No Contact Orders Tip Sheet (En Español)
National Organization for Victim Advocacy
Military-Protective Orders and No Contact Orders Tip Sheet
National Organization for Victim Advocacy
Military-Connected Survivors in Rural Communities Tip Sheet (En Español)
National Organization for Victim Advocacy
Military-Connected Survivors in Rural Communities Tip Sheet
National Organization for Victim Advocacy
Military-Connected Survivor Resource Guide 2024
From military-specific resources to culturally responsive practices, this guide bridges the gap between military and civilian systems, ensuring survivor-centered support for those who need it most.
National Organization for Victim Advocacy