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Online Domestic Violence Tutorials

Since 1999, the Institute has used its domestic violence manuals to train hundreds of human service professionals through live workshops. The success and popularity of the programs led to an overwhelming request for training sessions across the country. In order to meet the increasing demand for domestic abuse training, we have transformed our materials into Online Tutorials than anyone can access and complete. To access the tutorials, simply click on the appropriate link. Throughout the modules you will find case examples, self-quizzes, and case studies with which you can test your knowledge. After completion of each module, you will receive a certificate of completion for your records. You may complete as many of the Online Tutorials as you like! We hope these tutorials will help you to identify victims of abuse who might otherwise go unnoticed, and we would like to know if the training information proved useful to you in identifying victims of domestic abuse.

Domestic Violence 101: An Introduction to Domestic Violence

Domestic Violence 101: A Competency-Based Training Manual for WIC and Other Nutrition Program Staff

Domestic Violence: A Competency-Based Training Manual for Community Mental Health Center Staff

Domestic Abuse in Later Life: A Competency-Based Training Manual for Meals on Wheels Volunteers & Other Elder Services Staff

The Intersection of Domestic Abuse and Child Victimization

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The Institute’s Alliance for Faith-Based Efforts to End Domestic Violence connects faith leaders to crucial community victim services.
The Institute’s Clearinghouse on Supervised Visitation sets the national standard for technical assistance to supervised visitation programs.
The Verizon Foundation generously supports the work of the Institute’s Law Enforcement Families Partnership.
The Institute hosted a Visiting Scholar from Rwanda, Agnes Muhongerwa, for six months to share domestic violence prevention and intervention innovations with the central African nation.
Every major criminal justice agency and victim advocacy agency in Florida is a member of the Institute’s Law Enforcement Families Partnership.
The Institute is a member of the National Partnership to End Interpersonal Violence Across the Lifespan (NPEIV).
The Institute hosts the College of Social Work’s Family Violence Journal Club.
Over 40,000 criminal justice officers in Florida have taken at least one module of the Institute’s online training, “Officer-Involved Domestic Violence: A Prevention Curriculum.”
The Institute provides internship and mentoring opportunities to undergraduate and graduate students across Florida State University.
Florida’s Department of Children and Families funds the Institute’s Clearinghouse on Supervised Visitation.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families, Office of Child Support Enforcement funds the Institute’s pilot project to connect low income families to community resources to build economic self-sufficiency.
The Institute has received multiple Prudential-Davis Productivity Awards for saving taxpayer dollars.
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