No One Person Can Do This Work Alone: Best Practices for Coordinated Community Response and Multidisciplinary Collaboration
No One Person Can Do This Work Alone: Best Practices for Coordinated Community Response and Multidisciplinary Collaboration
When: November 4, 2027
Location: Live online
Host: Justice Clearinghouse
Delivery: online
Addressing domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, stalking (DVSAS), and other crimes requires role-specific expertise and coordinated effort across disciplines; however, for victims of crime, navigating the silos we have created can be retraumatizing and ineffective. With hyper-specialization can come disjointed, inconsistent, slower, and less trauma-informed responses. Multidisciplinary work challenges us to make intentional efforts among victim service providers, criminal justice and response professionals, executive leaders, and others to improve these systems together. In
No One Person Can Do This Work Alone: Best Practices for Coordinated Community Response and Multidisciplinary Collaboration
No One Person Can Do This Work Alone: Best Practices for Coordinated Community Response and Multidisciplinary Collaboration — Nov 4, 2027 · Hosted by Justice Clearinghouse. Review schedule, pricing, and registration details on American Police Training.
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