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Institute for Coordinated Community Response: On Demand Trainings
Training/Self-Paced Learning
Institute for Coordinated Community Response: On Demand Trainings
Publication Date: 2023
The ICCR partnered with national experts to provide these free, on demand trainings for law enforcement. The topics include stalking investigations, determining predominant aggressors, strangulation investigations, trauma informed interviewing, dynamics of domestic violence, the impact of trauma on domestic violence victims, and more. Each training requires a quick registration process, with login information given immediately upon completion.
Topic(s):
Determining Primary Aggressors Investigations Strangulation TraumaVAWA Crime(s):
Dating Violence Domestic Violence Sexual Assault StalkingRole(s):
Chief/Sheriff/Executive First Line Supervisor Investigator/Detective Patrol Officer/DeputyRelated Resources
How to Identify the Dominant Aggressor in Strangulation Cases Webinar
1 hour, 38 minutes, 24 seconds
Publication Date: 2021
Strangulation impacts law enforcement working on sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking cases. This webinar discusses the challenge that officers face when determining the predominant aggressor of strangulation cases.
Strangulation Investigations Roll Call Training
2 hours, 5 minutes
Publication Date: 2023
This online training, divided into six segments, prepares law enforcement to recognize and efficiently document the evidence of strangulation, which can lead to more successful prosecutions and increase safety for communities.
A Roadmap to Success: Building a Co-Responder Program
Publication Date: 2024
This resource, developed by LETTAC, is a guide for law enforcement, victim advocates, and community partners wanting to implement a co-responder program to support victims of domestic violence. Website link: https://www.lettac.org/CoResponder
