We are excited to announce that Center for Domestic Peace will be expanding services beginning July 1 to include victims of sexual assault. Sexual assault and sexual
Many news sources have reported on cuts to the federal Victims of Crime Act (VOCA), but few have explained the practical implications. Let’s start with
Victim advocates provide support to victims as they navigate the overwhelming number of systems through which they may work to rebuild their lives: the courts
I recently read an article that stopped me in my tracks. It wasn’t a new article, but thanks to the power of social media, it
Atlas As Covid restrictions have eased in the Jackson County courthouse, Atlas’s training has shifted to include escorting clients into the courtroom. During the course
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