Join us on Tuesday, September 26th, 3:00pm - 4:30pm ET, for part two of the six-part DV RISC webinar series, "Foundational Building Blocks for IPV Risk Assessment Implementation," focusing on Partnerships.
Partnerships are an integral part of implementing intimate partner violence (IPV) risk assessments. Assessing lethality and recidivism factors and scoring individuals will lead to services/programming being used to support the needs of the survivor and those who cause harm. Therefore, jurisdictions should have strong, collaborative, buy-in partnerships, not only with system players, but also with community partners who can support the implementation or enhancement of an IPV risk assessment or model.
The learning objectives for this webinar will focus on the following:
Identify strengths and opportunities in your community for collaboration, engagement, and buy-in.
Demonstrate engagement opportunities to increase survivor safety and offender accountability.
Illustrate the importance of risk assessments and community partnerships to ensure long term well-being in the community.
Develop partnership strategies to increase participation among community agencies, especially those representing culturally specific populations.