Session: To change the criminal legal system, we must first understand the process: The importance of legal and community stakeholders (Society for Social Work and Research 27th Annual Conference - Social Work Science and Complex Problems: Battling Inequities + Building Solutions)

Schedule:

Friday, January 13, 2023: 8:00 AM-9:30 AM

Laveen A, 2nd Level (Sheraton Phoenix Downtown)

Cluster: Crime and Criminal Justice

* noted as presenting author

Developing Macro-Level Solutions: Advocate Perspectives of Institutional Barriers in Access to Domestic Violence Civil Protection Orders
Hsiu-Fen Lin, PhD, Arizona State University; Alesha Durfee, PhD, St, Louis University; Jill Messing, MSW, PhD, Arizona State University

The Implementation of the Circles of Peace Model to Address Domestic Violence Crimes: An Exploration of the Decision-Making Process
Sejung Yang, MSW, New York University; Briana Barocas, PhD, New York University; Layla Al Neyadi, MPH, New York University; Krushika Patankar, MSW, New York University; Hila Avieli, PhD, Ariel University; Yangjin Park, MSW, New York University; Rei Shimizu, PhD, University of Alaska, Anchorage

Navigating Competing Goals and Perspectives in a Prostitution Diversion Court Workgroup
Nancy Franke, MSW, University of Maryland at Baltimore; Corey Shdaimah, PhD, University of Maryland at Baltimore

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