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D1414 Domestic Violence Response (DVD, 26 minutes) 30 INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE All law enforcement officers must be aware when responding to a domestic violence call they are entering what can be an extremely volatile situation. A disturbance can escalate from arguing to violence in seconds, and officers must be able to keep the peace, separate combatants, and be concerned about their own safety. The subjects know where all the potential weapons are, particularly in the kitchen -- a room loaded with utensils that can be used to deadly effect. The complaining party even may turn against officers when the abusive spouse is about to be taken away. No wonder a domestic violence situation is one of the most feared officer survival calls. This program features realistic reenactments highlighting the most crucial training points, as well as commentary from several training experts. (Distribution Access) (HV 6626.2 D65 2003) POLICE RESPONSE - VIDEOS V2257 Domestic Violence: A Multidisciplinary Training Series (video, 75 minutes) This video covers various topics related to domestic violence, including why victims of abuse stay with their abuser, interviewing victims, children and batterers, cultural differences and what to do when the abuser is a police officer. This intensive training program was developed by representatives from the Los Angeles County Sheriffs Department, Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office, Los Angeles County Domestic Violence Council, Department of Children and Family Services and the LAC/USC Violence Intervention Program. (Canadian Learning Company) (HQ 809.3 U5 D684 1999) V2030 Domestic Violence: The Law Enforcement Response (4 videos, 164 minutes) PREVENTION - BOOKS Part 1. Changing role of law enforcement (18 min.) [interviews with prosecutors and and law enforcement experts]. Part 2. Battering: the dynamics of an abusive relationship (10 min.) [overview of abusive relationships]. Part 2. Handling the call (55 min.) [eight vignettes depicting officers responding to domestic assault calls] Part 3. Writing the report (30 min.) [how to write a thorough arrest and investigative report] Part 4. Preparation for training (51 min.) [excerpts from interviews with experts in the domestic violence prevention field]. (Law Enforcement Resource Center) (HV 6626.2 D848 1998) Aid to Safety Assessment Planning (ASAP) for Women Who Experience Violence in Their Relationships. Vancouver, BC: BC Institute Against Family Violence. (HV 6626.23 C3 A53 2006) Battered but Not Beaten...: Preventing Wife Battering in Canada by Linda MacLeod. Ottawa, Ont.: Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of Women. (HV 6626 M18 1987) Best Practices for Stopping the Violence Counselling Programs in British Columbia by Maureen McEvoy and Maggie Ziegler. Vancouver, B.C.: BC Association of Specialized Victim Assistance and Counselling Programs. (HV 6626.23 C26 M143 2006) http://www.endingviolence.org/files/uploads/STVBestPracticesManual.pdf Breaking the Links between Poverty and Violence against Women: A Resource Guide. Ottawa: Family Violence Prevention Unit, Public Health Agency of Canada. (HV 6250.4 W65 B743 2008) http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca/ncfv-cnivf/pdfs/fem-brklnks-eng.pdf
31 INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE Building Partnerships to End Violence against Women: A Practical Guide for Rural and Isolated Communities prepared by the Community Coordination for Women’s Safety Project. Vancouver, B.C.: BC Association of Specialized Victim Assistance and Counselling Programs. (HV 6626.23 C26 B856 2005) http://vcn.bc.ca/bcasvacp/publications/265/BuildingPartnerships.pdf Ending Men’s Violence against Their Partners: One Road to Peace by Richard A. Stordeur. Newbury Park, Calif.: Sage Publications. (HV 6626 S76 1989) Ending Spouse/Partner Abuse: A Psychoeducational Approach for Individuals and Couples by Robert Geffner. New York: Springer Pub. Co. (HV 6626 G44 2000) A Handbook for the Prevention of Family Violence: Child Abuse, Wife Assault, and Elder Abuse by Suzanne Mulligan. Hamilton, Ont.: Community Child Abuse Council of Hamilton-Wentworth. (HQ 809 H256 1991) Learning to Live Without Violence: A Handbook for Men by Daniel Jay Sonkin. Volcano, Calif.: Volcano Press. (HV 6626 S65 1989) Men Who Batter: An Integrated Approach for Stopping Wife Abuse by Edward W. Gondolf. Holmes Beach, Fla.: Learning Publications. (HV 6626 G663 1985) Men Who Batter: Why They Abuse Women and How They Stop Their Abuse by Edward W. Gondolf. Indiana, Pa.: Institute for Public Policy Studies, Indiana University of Pennsylvania. (HV 6626 G66 1984) Preventing Violence in Relationships: Interventions Across the Life Span edited by Paul A. Schewe. Washington, D.C.: American Psychological Association. (HV 6626 P734 2002) Preventing Wife Battering, Towards a New Understanding: A Think-Tank Report by Linda MacLeod. Ottawa, Ont.: Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of Women. (HV 6626 M154 1989) Safety Planning with Battered Women: Complex Lives/Difficult Choices by Jill M. Davies, Eleanor Lyon, and Diane Monti-Catania. Thousand Oaks, Calif.: Sage Publications. (HV 1444 D38 1998) Stopping the Violence: Canadian Programmes for Assaultive Men by James Joseph Browning. Ottawa, Ont.: Health and Welfare Canada. (HV 6626 B76 1984) Taking the Next Step to Stop Woman Abuse: From Violence Prevention to Individual, Family, Community and Societal Health: A Practical Vision of Collaboration and Change prepared by Linda Macleod and Dianne Kinnon. Ottawa, Ont.: Health Canada, Family Violence Prevention Division. (HV 6250.4 W65 T235 1996) Understanding and Charting Our Progress Toward the Prevention of Woman Abuse: An Exploration of the Contribution to Prevention Made by Projects on Woman Abuse Funded by the Family Violence Prevention Division, Health Canada by Linda MacLeod. Ottawa, Ont.: The Division. (HV 6626.23 C2 M154 1994)
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