THE 16TH ANNUAL - CCAW
THE16THANNUAL2 0 21 V I R T U A LCONFERENCEMAY 17-19 & 24-26, 2021
VIRTUAL CONFERENCEREGISTRATIONE A R LYR E G I S T R AT I O NGENERALR E G I S T R AT I O NS T R A N G U L AT I O NSERIESIndividuals: 42505.20.2021 - 05.21.2021Groups of 5 or more: 25 discount on any passGroups of 5 or more: 25 discount on any pass2-Day Series Pass: 150Groups of 10 or more: 50 discount on any passGroups of 10 or more: 50 discount on any passEnds March 31, 2021Individuals: 400M I S S I O N O F C C AWAdd-on withvirtual conference: 125To provide a national forum to disseminate thehighest level of training, information, and strategies to professionals who are respondersand advocates to victims of crimes against women.WHYATTEND?C ONTINUIN G PROFESSION AL EDUC ATIONCREDIT HAS BEEN APPLIE D FOR ONBEHALF OF THE FOLLOWIN G GROUPS:The Conference on Crimes Against Women provides bestpractices and training from the nation’s leading expertson violence against women. Individuals in the fields oflaw enforcement, prosecution, family law, social work,advocacy, medicine, members of the military, tribalcommunities, campus safety professionals, and otherswho work directly with female victims of crime attendthis conference to learn the latest techniques and cuttingedge strategies applicable to their fields.American Board of Medicolegal Death Investigators(ABMI), American Nurses Credentialing Center’sCommission On Accreditation (CNE), Commission onAccreditation For Pre-Hospital Continuing Education(CAPCE) , National Organization for Victim Assistance(NOVA), State Bar Of Texas (MCLE), Texas Centerfor the Judiciary (CJE), Texas Commission On LawEnforcement (TCOLE), Texas State Board Of ExaminersOf Marriage And Family Therapists (LMFT), Texas StateBoard Of Examiners Of Professional Counseling (LPC),Texas State Board Of Social Work Examiners (LMSW)2 0 2 0 BREAKDOWNAT TENDEES260% Advocacy13% Law Enforcement11% Therapy & Counseling10% Legal4% Probation/Parole2% Medical34WEBINARS51SPEAKERSIf you would like to receive electronic updates regarding the Conference,please email info@conferencecaw.org.2SCREENINGS
A BO UT T H E C ONF E RE N CEH E L P F U L R E S O U RC E SVisit www.conferencecaw.org for additional resources and FAQs.BECOME AN EXHIBITORDoes your company or organization focus on personal or campus safety, medicine, investigativetechnology, or social services? Consider exhibiting at the 2021 Conference on Crimes AgainstWomen! For more information, visit www.conferencecaw.org/exhibitors.AT T E N T I O N OV W G R A N T E E SPending approval, the Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) will provide certain granteesattendance to the 16th Annual Conference on Crimes Against Women. For a specific list ofeligible grants, please see our website or contact your OVW program specialist.2-DAY STRANGULATION SERIESTHE S E X UA LIZ ATION OF STRANGULATION :Felony or Fetish?Thursday & FridayMay 20 - 21, 20218:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.Presented by2-Day Strangulation Series Pass: 150.00Add-on with Virtual Conference Pass: 125.00C O NFEREN CE SC HED UL EWEEK 1WEEK 2M O N DAYT U E S DAYW E D N E S DAYM O N DAYT U E S DAYW E D N E S DAYMay 17May 18May 19May 24May 25May 269:00 10:30 Sessions10:45 a.m. 12:15 ns12:30 1:30 ssionsLunchSessionsLunchSessionsVirtualComputer LabALL DAY See Pg. 43REGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.CONFERENCECAW.ORG/REGISTRATION
SESSIONSCASE STUDIESB RYA N T J O N E S : J U S T I C EPROSECUTORIAL TRAUMAAFTERMelissa HoppmeyerEMPOWERING YOUNG WOMEN ONCAMPUSKaiti Dinges INTERACTIVE SESSIONS* RESTRICTED TO LAW ENFORCEMENT & PROSECUTORSADVOCACY & THERAPEUTICAPPROAC HESTHE ADULT ADVOCACY CENTER'S MODELFOR VICTIMS OF CRIME WITH DISABILITIES(LUNCH)Leigha Shoup, Katherine YoderBEYOND TRAUMA-INFORMED CAREHAREM OF HORROR: A BAT TERER' SMANIPULATION OF HIS VICTIMS & THECRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMElissa WevRuth GuerreiroCOLLABORATION SAFETY: EFFECTIVE SAFETYPLANNING & LETHALITY ASSESSMENTMyra StrandNEW & BETTER JUSTICE FOR VICTIMSWITH INTELLECTUAL & COMMUNICATIONDISABILITIESWendy MurphyRYAN COLEMAN: PORTRAIT OF A SERIALRAPIST TARGETING VULNERABLE WOMENJohna Stallings, Micala ClarkSTATE OF WASHINGTON V. JAMESBERNHARDMaureen Astley, Ashley LucasSUTHERLAND SPRINGS: FIRST BAPTISTCHURCH MASS FATALITY, PT. 1 & 2Corey Lain, Robert KrupaTHE MAKING OF A PIMPBrooke Grona-Robb, Cara PierceTO MEXICO & BACK: FINDING JUSTICE FORIZZY & ALEKLori Nelson, Donna Bloom, Matt Cain,Michael GravesUNITED STATES V. MCCAULEYLecia WrightCOMPUTER L ABSLO C AT I N G T R A F F I C K I N G V I C T I M STHROUGH ONLINE OPERATIONSCREATING INNOVATIVE HOUSINGSOLUTIONS FOR SURVIVORS (LUNCH)Barbie Brashear, James GonzalezFUNDING OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH THEOFFICE FOR VICTIMS OF CRIME (LUNCH)Kathrina Peterson, Sara GilmerHOLDING THE FRAMEWORK: WORKINGWITH SURVIVORS OF MULTI- ABUSETRAUMALindley KingNOT ONE MORE: UNIQUE PERSPECTIVESON DV HOMICIDEJulie Owens, Christie Brungardt, KelseyMcKay, Neil Schori, Dawn WilcoxMark WynnSCREENING IN: EXPLORING EVIDENCEBASED, PRACTICAL STRATEGIES FORIDENTIFYING & RESPONDING TOTRAFFICKINGSara Gilmer, Sulan Chang, Erika GonzalezSURVIVOR TIPS ON SEX TRAFFICKING:FROM THE STREET, FOR THE STREETRachel FischerTHE NUTS & BOLTS OF THE COMMUNITYADVOCACY PROGRAMShelley Reader, Amanda WilsonSOCIAL MEDIA OPEN-SOURCE INTELLIGENCEINVESTIGATIONS*Lauren Wagner, Tim LottNEW THIS YEAR! 1-day, hands-oncomputer lab tackling social mediainvestigations and intelligence gathering.Space is limited. Separate registration isrequired.Teresa GilCAMPUSCATCHING A PREDATOR: INVESTIGATINGTHE HOWARD UNIVERSITY RAPISTMelissa Hoppmeyer, Lisa SheppardCRACKING THE CODE ON GENERATION Z:HOW TO BUILD NEW ALLIANCES TO FIGHTCRIMES AGAINST WOMENHsin-Yen Yang, Ziwei QiP R O S E C U TO R ' S P E R S P E C T I V E O NCHANGES TO TITLE IX SEXUAL ASSAULTINVESTIGATIONSMelissa Hoppmeyer, Kathryn MarshYESTERDAY I CRIED: EXPLORING THEBARRIERS AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMENFACE WHEN REPORTING VIOLENCERamona CurtisCIVIL/FAMILY L AWCOURT-ORDERED ABUSE: VIOLENCE &LONG-LASTING TRAUMA OF WOMENFORCED TO CO-PARENT WITH THEIR ABUSERDoreen SimsOFFICER-INVOLVED DOMESTIC & SEXUALVIOLENCEJoseph Scaramucci*RESTRICTED TO LAW ENFORCEMENT & PROSECUTORS*WOMEN WHO WERE SEXUALLY ABUSEDAS CHILDREN: MOTHERING, RESILIENCE, &PROTECTING THE NEXT GENERATIONUSING VICTIMS OF CRIME ACT FUNDINGTO BREAK DOWN LEGAL BARRIERS FORVICTIMSKathrina Peterson, Jason BucknerWHAT A DIFFERENCE A DAY MAKES: THETRANSITION FROM MINOR TO ADULTTRAFFICKING VICTIMJeanne AllertSUPERVISED VISITATION: STRATEGIESFOR FAMILIES EXPERIENCING INTIMATEPARTNER VIOLENCEJennifer Rose, Beth McNamara, Julie AldrichCOORDINATEDCOMMUNIT Y RESPONSEBUILDING THE COORDINATED RESPONSETO STALKINGJennifer LandhuisDV HIGH-RISK TEAM & PROTECTIVE ORDERS(LUNCH)Lauren Cisneros, Julianna SweeneyHOW DV FATALITY REVIEW IMPACTS &INFORMS PRACTICEJenn Doe, Joanne BelknapIACP LESSONS LEARNED: STRENGTHENINGLAW ENFORCEMENT RESPONSE TODOMESTIC VIOLENCE & SEXUAL VIOLENCENATIONAL DEMONSTRATION INITIATIVERachel Apfelbaum, Fred Fletcher, DeniseJones, Angela WeekesVINELINK VIRTUAL LABKaren Adams, Jared Beek4REGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.CONFERENCECAW.ORG/REGISTRATION
SESSIONSPRACTICAL SOLUTIONS TO THE POLICINGCRISIS IN COMMUNITIES OF COLOR &LOW-INCOME COMMUNITIESTRAPPED! COERCIVE CONTROL THROUGHTHE LENS OF A SURVIVOR PHOTOGRAPHERKatie AmberBranville Bard, Dave ThomasSTRATEGIES FOR SUCCESS & SUSTAINABILITYOF YOUR DV HIGH RISK TEAMKelly Dunne, Heather DaviesSURVIVOR ADVOCATES: A KEY TO THEMULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAMChristine Cesa, Mark WirtzWOMEN'S USE OF VIOLENCE: THE IMPACTOF ARREST & CONVICTIONBill SmockUNSILENCING THE NON-STATE TORTURE &TRAFFICKING ORGANIZED & PERPETRATEDWITHIN FAMILY SYSTEMSLinda MacDonald, Jeanne SarsonVICARIOUS TRAUMA: A HUMAN CAPITALPERSPECTIVE OF THE VICTIM SERVICES FIELDUSING AN ADAPTATION OF THE DULUTHMODELKayce MunyenehCOURT SYSTEMWHY WON’T SHE LISTEN? HOW TOEFFEC TIVELY COMMUNICATE WITHSURVIVORS & INCREASE PARTICIPATIONENHANCING THE COURT PROCESS FOR DVLITIGANTSINVESTIGATIONMelissa ScaiaKate Wurmfeld, Nida Abassi, DaniellePugh-Markie, Kim PiechowiakEXPERT WITNESS TESTIMONY IN CASES OFDOMESTIC VIOLENCEMelissa Scaia, Meriel Lester, Scott Miller,Julie OwensFINDING HOPE IN THE COURTHOUSE:NASHVILLE’S COURT-BASED FAMILY JUSTICECENTERDiane Lance, Becky Bullard, LaToya TownsendTEXAS PROTECTIVE ORDER REGISTRY:BEYOND THE BASICSKim PiechowiakRuth Guerreiro, Jordyn LawsonANIMAL ABUSE FAMILY VIOLENCE:INVESTIGATION, PROSECUTION, & SERVICESTRATEGIES TO KEEP FAMILIES SAFEWendy MurphyASSESSING L AW ENFORCEMENT’SR E S P O N S E TO S E X U A L ASSAU LT:RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE SAKISEXUAL ASSAULT UNIT ASSESSMENTPROGRAMKevin Strom, Amy Durall, James MarkeyBRINGING THE TRUTH TO HUMANTRAFFICKING INVESTIGATIONS: UTILIZINGPOLYGRAPHSBill SmockEFFECTIVE REPORT WRITING IN GENDERBASED VIOLENCE CASESRobert FrechetteEFFECTS OF TRAUMAI JUST CAN'T THINK STRAIGHT: PARTNERINFLICTED BRAIN INJURY, DV, & A WAYFORWARDRachel RamirezENHANCING VICTIM PARTICIPATION INSTALKING INVESTIGATIONSJennifer Landhuis, Patrick BradyETHICAL INVESTIGATION & PROSECUTIONOF SEXUAL ASSAULT CRIMESJulie Germann, Justin BoardmanIN HER SHOESGenesis Women's Shelter & SupportPRISON WARDEN BY DAY, PRISONER ATNIGHT: EXPERIENCING DV AS AN ARMY LTCMILITARY OFFICERSue ParisherCAPTURING DRUG-FACILITATED SEXUALASSAULT & OTHER DRUGGING CRIMESTrinka PorrataTHE PETECHIAL HEMORRHAGE COURTCHALLENGE: ARE YOU READY?HOW TO SEIZE SMARTPHONES & PRESERVEDATA (LUNCH)Bryan FrankeI D E N T I F Y I N G & I N V E S T I G AT I N GASPHYXIATION CRIMESKelsey McKay, Kimberly OrtsLABOR TRAFFICKING IN THE U.S. &SUCCESSFUL LOCAL INVESTIGATIONSRochelle Keyhan, Joseph ScaramucciMONITORING TRANSACTIONS: HOWFINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS IDENTIFY &REPORT HUMAN TRAFFICKING (LUNCH)Steven Cobb“NO FACE, NO CASE”: RESPONDING TOWITNESS INTIMIDATION IN DV CASESJohn Guard, Heidi BonnerAllie PhillipsJesse De Leon, Victor BibilonisambolinTHE JUDICIAL LANGUAGE PROJECT: USINGRESEARCH TO PERSUADE MEDIA & COURTSTO AVOID HARMFUL LANGUAGEFORENSIC EVALUATION OF GUNSHOTWOUNDS: APPLICATIONS FOR DOMESTIC& OFFICER-INVOLVED SHOOTINGS, PT. 1 & 2E X P O S I N G W H AT ’S C O N C E A L E D :LEVERAGING EXISTING FEDERAL STATUTESTO INCREASE VICTIM SAFETY & OFFENDERACCOUNTABILITYJohn Guard, Heidi BonnerFATAL & NON-FATAL AQUATIC HOMICIDESAndrea Zafares, Pam SchmidtPREVENTING MURDER IN SLOW MOTION:IDENTIFYING, ASSESSING, & MANAGINGRISKLaura RichardsRAISING THE STANDARD: WHAT TOEXPECT FROM AN EFFECTIVE ON-SCENEINVESTIGATIONMark WynnSTAGED HOMICIDE SCENESBill SmockSTRANGULATION: FROM STATUTE TOSENTENCEKelsey McKay, Michael DentonMEDICAL INTERVENTIONSEFFECTIVE & E THICAL HEALTHCAREI N T E R V E N T I O N S F O R PA T I E N T SEXPERIENCING HUMAN TRAFFICKINGKim NashTHINK LIKE THERE IS NO BOX: THE SCOPE OFFORENSIC NURSINGKaylin DawsonUSING GYNECOLOGICAL TEACHINGASSISTANTS TO TRAIN NURSES &ADVOCATES (LUNCH)Liana Hill, Gail SwaffordWHEN YOUR GUT TELLS YOU YOUR PATIENTISN’T SAFE AT HOME: LEGAL SOLUTIONS TOMEDICAL PROBLEMSAmanda Elkanick Oder, Bronwyn Blake5REGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.CONFERENCECAW.ORG/REGISTRATION
SESSIONSOFFENDERACCOUNTABILIT YCREATING CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE& H O L I S T I C A B U S I V E PA R T N E RINTERVENTIONSBrittany Davis, Juan Carlos AreanDECEP TION DETECTION: THE INNERWORKINGS OF A SEX OFFENDERJim TannerPUBLIC TRUST: CONFRONTING LAWENFORCEMENT SEXUAL MISCONDUCT INTHE #METOO ERATom TremblayTHE SHADOW OF DEATH: I FEAR NO EVIL,EXCEPT THE ONE WHO "LOVES" MERachael FrostUNDERSTANDING NARCISSISM AS THE KEYTO UNDERSTANDING DOMESTIC ABUSE &GENDER-BASED VIOLENCERamani Durvasala INTERACTIVE SESSIONS* RESTRICTED TO LAW ENFORCEMENT & PROSECUTORSWHAT'S AN EXHOP? WHY SHOULD YOUHAVE ONE?Cassandra Munoz, Jamal Moxley, AnthonyRobertsPROSECUTIONSTRATEGIESBUILDING A DV CASE WITH THE DEFENSEIN MINDNancy Oglesby, Lawrence BraunsteinCALL ME CRAZY: THE ROLE OF SURVIVAL &FEAR IN INVESTIGATIONS & PROSECUTIONSKelsey McKay, Jennifer ThompsonCHALLENGES & SOLUTIONS FOR POLICING,PROSECUTION, & ACCOUNTABILITY INRURAL COMMUNITIESRic HertelFORFEITURE BY WRONGDOING: WHENALL ELSE FAILSNancy OglesbyHOW NOT TO LOSE AN SVU CASEUNDERSTANDING SEX OFFENDERSJim TannerWHEN PREDATORS TAKE FLIGHT: A BIRD'SEYE VIEW OF SEXUAL ASSAULTScott HamptonPOLICY & LEGISL ATIOND I SA R M D O M E ST I C V I O L E N C E: ACOMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO DOMESTICVIOLENCE-RELATED FIREARMS LAWSRachel GraberUSING CODE ENFORCEMENT TO ADDRESSHUMAN TRAFFICKINGDennis DomagasWHAT HB 902 CAN DO TO HELP PROTECT &SAVE PREGNANT WOMEN (LUNCH)Doreen SimsDonna KellyMOVING TOWARD JUSTICE: PRETRIALMOTION PRACTICEJane Anderson, John WilkinsonN O W I T N E SS E S ? N O P R O B L E M !OVERCOMING EVIDENTIARY CHALLENGESIN A SEXUAL ASSAULT TRIALTiffany Larsen, Jay Gordon, AshleyHarknessPROSECUTION POWER: NEW ADULTSEXUAL ASSAULT TEAMKimberly D'Avignon, Emily DixonTHE MOST DANGEROUS POWER OF THEPROSECUTOR: CHARGING DECISIONS INSEXUAL ASSAULT CASESJulie GermannPROBATION & PAROLEWHO IS GUILTY? ANALYZING CULPABILITYIN HUMAN TRAFFICKING PROSECUTIONSAN EXAMINATION OF THE CRITICALROLE OF CORRECTIONS IN ABUSERACCOUNTABILITYWITNESS INTIMIDATION: ELIMINATING THEPAYOFFScott HamptonBrooke Grona-RobbJane Anderson, John WilkinsonDIFFERENTIATED BATTERER INTERVENTIONPROGRAMMING FOR OFFENDERSCassandra MunozTAKING GUNS FROM DV OFFENDERS &KEEPING THEM AWAYJennifer Waindle, David KeckELDER ABUSE & THE FEDERAL RESPONSEDonna Strittmatter-Max, Dawn TheissENDING THE GAME: UNDERSTANDINGP S YC H O L O G I C A L C O E R C I O N I NCOMMERCIAL SEXUAL EXPLOITATION &EXPLORING ONE PROMISING SOLUTIONRachel Thomas, Emily HollerbachIMPLEMENTING A HOLISTIC APPROACH:WHAT CLIENTS GAINED WHEN WE EVOLVEDINTO A WRAP-AROUND AGENCYKrista Fultz, Ruth Guerreiro, Jordyn Lawson,Amber NealyLEVERAGING TECHNOLOGY TO FINDSEX TRAFFICKING VICTIMS FASTER WITHSPOTLIGHTKristin McGunniglePROGRAM DEVELOPMENT FOR SURVIVORSOF SEX TRAFFICKING & COMMERCIALSEXUAL EXPLOITATIONJessica BrazealSHARPER IMAGE: CREATING A CLEARERPICTURE OF STALKING RISKJennifer Landhuis, TK LoganTRAFFICKING SCREENING TOOL FORLATIN@S ACCESSING DV PROGRAMSMaria Cristina Pacheco AlcalaSPECIAL POPUL ATIONSA CONVERSATION ON BRIDGING THE GAPFOR MALE SURVIVORS BY EXAMININGFEMALE SURVIVOR SERVICES (LUNCH)Karla Vierthaler, Louis MarvenB E Y O N D " P R AY, S T AY, O B E Y " :UNDERSTANDING & SUPPORTINGCHRISTIAN DV VICTIMSJulie OwensB L AC K G I R L H O O D, I N T E R R U P T E D:PORNOGRAPHY’S IMPACT ON SEXUALVIOLENCE IN THE LIVES OF BLACK GIRLS &WOMENCarolyn WestCAUGHT IN THE CROSSFIRE: HOWCHILDREN ARE IMPACTED BY DV (LUNCH)Amber Nealy, Jordan GatesSERVICE PROVIDERSCOURAGEOUS CONVERSATIONS: FROMTRAUMA TO HEALINGA D U LT F O R E N S I C I N T E R V I E W I N GPROGRAM: THE HOWS & WHYS INBRINGING ONE TO YOUR JURISDICTIONCOVID & THE BLACK FEMALE SURVIVOR(LUNCH)Johna Stallings, Khara BreedenGretta Gardner, Tom Tremblay, Carolyn WestCarvana Cloud, Julie Pleasant6REGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.CONFERENCECAW.ORG/REGISTRATION
SESSIONSUNDERSTANDING THE NEEDS OF VICTIMSIN THE DEAF COMMUNITYHeather Daley, Wilma DennisTEAMWORK MAKES THE DREAM WORK:ATTORNEYS & CASE MANAGERS WORKINGTOGETHER FOR IMMIGRATION CLIENTST H A NK YOU TO OUR2021 SPO NSO RS!PRESENTING SPONSORKristine Cruz, Sulan ChangTEC HNOLOGYAPPS, NESTS, & TILES: EXPLORING INTERNETOF THINGS (IOT) & IMPACT ON SURVIVORSElaina RobertsNEW ELDER ABUSE APP FOR TEXAS LAWENFORCEMENT & FIRST RESPONDERSJulie Krawczyk, Cheryl WattleyP L AT I N U M S P O N S O R SSPYWARE/MONITORING SOFTWARE: ANOVERVIEW OF CAPABILITIES & SIMPLE STEPSFOR FINDING ITBryan FrankeTECHNOLOGY ARTIFACT AWARENESSJohn TrenaryTOP 10 THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOWABOUT NLETSTeri HarsinTRIBAL -SPECIFICB U I L D I N G A T R AU M A - I N F O R M E DRESPONSE TO VIOLENT CRIME IN INDIANCOUNTRYLeslie A. HagenCREATING & SUSTAINING A SEXUALASSAULT RESPONSE TEAM FOR YOURTRIBAL COLLEGE CAMPUSRachel DeHerrera, Amber WarmanDOMESTIC & SEXUAL VIOLENCE RESPONSESFOR URBAN NATIVE PROGRAMSGOLD SPONSORS I LV E R S P O N S O RVictoria Ybanez, Hope WenkeINDIGENOUS VICTIMS OF TRAFFICKING INNORTH AMERICARochelle Keyhan, Oscar Delgado, KathleenGatelyINVESTIGATING & PROSECUTING VIOLENTCRIME IN TRIBAL COMMUNITIES: WORKINGWITH VICTIMS IN CURRENT & COLD CASES,PT. 1 & 2Betsi Griffith, Leslie A. Hagen, James Markey,Michelle Rivard ParksTRIBAL HOUSING: THE PAST, PRESENT, &FUTUREWyanet TaskerPLEASE NOTEThis list of sessions is not complete or final.For regularly updated session descriptions and speaker information, visitwww.conferencecaw.org.7REGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.CONFERENCECAW.ORG/REGISTRATION
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