This flyer describes the technical assistance and training available to attorneys, victim advocates, judges, law enforcement, prosecutors, and other professionals who encounter immigrant survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, child abuse, dating violence, and human trafficking in their work. The flyer also contains links to register for one of the four Communities of Practice that NIWAP runs which are: the National Judicial Network (for judges and judicial officers only); our Roundtable for Law Enforcement, Prosecutors and their agency’s victim witness staff; a Family Lawyer’s Community of Practice and Victim Advocates Community of Practice. All provide ongoing peer-to-peer learning and educational opportunities for professionals working with immigrant victims and their children.
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[pdf] Technical Assistance and Training Flyer – Law Enforcement and Prosecutors (August 17, 2023) (+)
This set of flyers advertises the availability of training on language access, and U and T visa certification by law enforcement and prosecutors and working with immigrant and LEP victims. The second page of this set of flyers advertise the training and technical assistance offered by NIWAP, American University, Washington College of Law to courts, judges, law enforcement officials, prosecutors, victim advocates, and attorneys working in family law, domestic violence, immigration and legal services agencies covering a wide range of topics that are important to professionals who encounter immigrant crime victims and immigrant children in their work. Trainings are designed to meet the needs of the local jurisdiction or state requesting the training and involve both NIWAP staff and a national team of experts, law enforcement, prosecutor and judicial trainers. The first page of this flyer summarizes special training offered to law enforcement officials, prosecutors and their agency’s victim witness staff. The second discusses the full list of training and technical assistance open to all professionals working with immigrant survivors and the last flyer discusses the trainings NIWAP offers for judges and court staff.
[pdf] Technical Assistance and Training on Legal Rights of Immigrant Crime Victims (August 17, 2023) (+)
This set of flyers advertise the training and technical assistance offered by NIWAP, American University, Washington College of Law to courts, judges, law enforcement officials, prosecutors, victim advocates, and attorneys working in family law, domestic violence, immigration and legal services agencies covering a wide range of topics that are important to professionals who encounter immigrant crime victims and immigrant children in their work. Trainings are designed to meet the needs of the local jurisdiction or state requesting the training and involve both NIWAP staff and a national team of experts, law enforcement, prosecutor and judicial trainers. The first page of this flyer summarizes the topics of technical assistance and training offered. This page is followed by flyers aimed at trainings for law enforcement officers, prosecutors and their victim witness staff and trainings NIWAP offers for judges and court staff.
[pdf] 2021 Flyer – Directory of Service Providers With Expertise Serving Immigrant Survivors (+)
Flyer describing NIWAP’s directory of service providers with expertise and experience serving immigrant survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, stalking, dating violence and child abuse. With instructions on how to include your agency in the directory, update and complete your agency’s directory entry, and to inform NIWAP about other agencies who should be included in the directory or provide corrections on directory entries.
[pdf] Supporting Your Work With Immigrant Survivors: Technical Assistance From Asista (+)
PowerPoint presentation for the “Rural Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Dating Violence and Stalking Assistance Grant Program Orientation” and the “Legal Assistance for Victims Grant Program Orientation” in Washington, D.C.
BUILDING LAW ENFORCEMENT CAPACITY TO SERVE IMMIGRANT VICTIMS
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