Our staff are available to provide customized training related to sexual violence, domestic and intimate partner violence, stalking, human trafficking, child abuse, elder abuse, and witness intimidation.
SPARC Director Jennifer Landhuis presented "Working with Victims of Stalking in Protection Order" at on behalf of the National Center on Protection Orders and Full Faith & Credit to an audience of dual sexual assault/domestic violence program staff.
Potential witnesses can provide critical investigative information about the verity of a sexual assault claim.
Pennsylvania lawmakers consider major changes to the statute of limitations to hold child abusers accountable.
Explore the toxicology of alcohol and the challenges of investigating and prosecuting sexual assault cases where alcohol is present.
This webinar explores the usage of intoxicants as a form of manipulation. The presenter reviews how justice system professionals can provide better service by understanding the role of drugs as a coersive tactic.
This presentation discusses common dynamics in sex and labor trafficking and how drugs and alcohol are used to assert and maintain control over victims and perpetrate trafficking and trafficking related crimes.
The case helped dispel persistent myths about sexual assault and victim behavior before, during, and after the crime.
AEquitas trains prosecutors to understand the trauma behind sexual violence and victims’ responses to these crimes.
Understand the dynamics and prosecution issues around intimate partner sexual assault, and examine how allied professionals can expand their practices to holistically care for victims.
CSCU students participate in trainings to learn to identify, stop, and prevent stalking and sexual assault on campus.
Few campus rapes make it to trial; if they do, public disclosure of the details may deter other victims from reporting.