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Economic stress breeds family violence. Odds are your training budget hasn’t kept pace with the increased call volume. In response, AVDA is offering scholarships- and FREE TCLEOSE hours- to dispatchers and first responders attending “Domestic Violence Training for Dispatchers/Call Takers & Crawford v. Washington” on Wednesday, April 13th, 2011 and to law enforcement and criminal justice officers attending “Domestic Violence Intervention and Investigation Training” on Thursday, April 14th, 201. Free Training: Nationally recognized expert Dave Thomas of the Police Leadership Program, Johns Hopkins University, will present excerpts of the official domestic violence intervention curriculum developed by the International Association of Chiefs of Police. The second most decorated officer in his department's history, Thomas co-authored the IACP protocols and has been a consultant to the Department of Justice and the U.S. State Department in designing effective intervention programs. Dispatcher Training: “Domestic Violence Training for Dispatchers/Call Takers & Crawford v. Washington” Date: Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Topics to be covered are: Dispatchers /Call Takers are a crucial link in law enforcements response to violence against women. It is imperative that they are included in trainings on these issues just as fervently as the officers that they serve with. This training targets them, providing insight and direction to facilitate both a coordinated and effective response to domestic violence. Click here to print registration form for Dispatcher Training. Law Enforcement, Criminal Justice Officers and Family Violence Agent Training: “Domestic Violence Intervention and Investigation Training” Click here to print registration form for Law Enforcement Training Registration Training.
Act now: AVDA is offering scholarships for law enforcement, criminal justice, family violence and dispatcher personnel to attend both the April 13th and April 14th training sessions. Please print and compete the registration forms and return to Mia Monroe via fax at 713-715-6935 or via e-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Space is limited, so register today!
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