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Family Violence Coordinating Council Newsletter  
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In This Issue 	
Stalking Awareness Month 	
New Resources 	
Seasonal Trends 	
Trainings 	
Meeting Agenda 

January 14, 2011  
Portland Building, 
1120 SW 5th Ave,
Room 2b  

12:15-12:25     Introductions and Announcements

12:25-1:00 
Defending Childhood Initiative

1:00-1:30
FVCC Staff Changes

Quick Links

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Announcements

Multiple perspectives on battered mothers and their children fleeing to
the United States for safety: A study of Hague Convention cases, The
National Institute of Justice recently released a report focusing on
battered mothers and their children who, fleeing violent partners by
crossing international borders, are subsequently charged with child
abduction under the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of
International Child Abduction ("Hague Convention"). The Hague Convention
can force a battered mother and her child to return to the country she
was fleeing, thereby returning the victim to her abuser and possibly
heightening her danger. The purpose of this research is to improve legal
responses to intimate partner violence, particularly within diverse
communities. To read the Executive Summary
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RENEW Program website
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provides access to audio conferences, downloadable articles, free
curriculum download, national conference materials, and a compiled
bibliography regarding women's use of force in their intimate
heterosexual relationships.

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the International
Violence Against Women Act (IVAWA), taking an important step towards
improving women's lives around the world. Lynn Rosenthal, White House
Advisor on Violence Against Women, writes about the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee's approval of the International Violence Against
Women Act (IVAWA), An Important Step Towards Ending Violence Against
Women Around the Globe
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The Family Violence Prevention Center of Ohio has published Excellence
In Advocacy: A Victim-Centered Approach. This publication was developed
by the FVPC and its Advisory Council in the Ohio Office of Criminal
Justice Services.  This manual is for professionals who have been
working with victims of crime for five years or less.  Other service
providers may find the information useful as well.  Although this
publication is Ohio-specific, it is an excellent resource for all newer
victim advocates.  You can download Excellence in Advocacy
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The Bureau of Justice Statistics has just released "Crimes Against
People with Disabilities, 2008," which found that people with
disabilities are twice as likely to be victims of violent crime as
people without disabilities.  There are lots of good data in this new
publication
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Note: We would like to hear about innovative domestic violenceresources,
new projects within your programs and updates on your existing services.
Please let us know by sending your information to Update editor Vanessa
Timmons via email: vanessa.timmon at multco.us or fax: 503-988-3710. 

Dear Erin,   
Welcome to the Multnomah County Family Violence Coordinating Council
Newsletter published monthly. If you are having formatting difficulties
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Stalking Awareness Month 

Stalking Awareness month began January 2004. When the National Center
for Victims of Crime launched National Stalking Awareness Month (NSAM)
to raise awareness and challenge the myths and misconceptions that often
surround the crime of stalking. On December 21st, 2010 President Barack
Obama issued a presidential proclamation   proclaiming January 2011,
stalking awareness month (view White House press release
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thought to be a crime effecting celebrities or viewed as a non violent
offense. However, research tells us that in domestic violence situations
stalking indicates greater risk for increased violence and lethality.

--------------------------In 2009, the Bureau of Justice Statistics
released findings in the Supplemental Victimization Survey (SVS). The
SVS is the most comprehensive study of stalking to date and confirms
that stalking is pervasive, women are at higher risk of being stalked,
and there is a dangerous intersection between stalking and more violent
crimes.

The SVS identified seven types of harassing or unwanted behaviors
consistent with stalking, and individuals were classified as stalking
victims if they responded that they experienced two or more of these
behaviors on two or more separate occasions. In addition, the
individuals must have reported fear for their safety or that of a family
member as a result of the course of conduct, or they must have
experienced additional threatening behaviors that would cause a
reasonable person to feel fear. The SVS measured the following:

*	making unwanted phone calls; 
*	sending unsolicited or unwanted letters or e-mails; 
*	following or spying on the victim; 
*	showing up at a place where they had no reason to be; 
*	waiting at places for the victim; 
*	leaving unwanted items, presents, or flowers; 
*	posting information or spreading rumors about the victim on the
internet, in a public place, or by word of mouth. 

Some of the SVS: Stalking Victimization in the United States Report
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*	During a 12 month period an estimated 3.4 million persons age 18
or older were victims of stalking. 
*	Females experienced 20 stalking victimizations per 1,000 females
age 18 or older. 
*	The rate of stalking victimizations for males was approximately
7 per 1,000 males age 18 or older. 
*	Persons age 18 to 19 and 20 to 24 experienced the highest rates
of stalking victimization 
*	One in 7 victims reported they moved as a result of the
stalking. 
*	Approximately 60% of stalking victims do not report
victimization to the police.

New Resources:

Domestic Violence Prevention  

In September 2010, the World Health Organization (WHO), in partnership
with the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, launched
Preventing intimate partner and sexual violence against women: taking
action and generating evidence
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This manual - developed with input from a globally representative panel
of experts - is primarily aimed at violence prevention researchers,
practitioners and advocates. It provides them with a planning framework
for developing policies and programs for the prevention of intimate
partner and sexual violence. This guide outlines:

*	the nature, magnitude, risks and consequences of intimate
partner and sexual violence 
*	strategies to prevent these forms of violence against women 
*	how these can be tailored to the needs, capacities and resources
of particular settings 
*	the importance of integrating scientific evaluation into all
prevention activities in order to expand current knowledge of what
works.

WHO has also designed additional resources to help programs implement
and design domestic violence prevention strategic plans. 

Preventing Violence a Guide to Implementing the Recommendations of the
World Report on Violence and Health

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Guidelines for Medico-Legal Care for Victims of Sexual Violence

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WHO Violence Prevention

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U-visa Toolkit 

When Congress created the U-visa in the Violence Against Women Act
(VAWA) under the Victims of Trafficking and Violence Prevention Act of
2000, its intent was to strengthen the ability of law enforcement
agencies to detect, investigate, and prosecute cases of domestic
violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, and other crimes; and to
offer protection to victims of such crimes. The following link will take
you to new U-Visa Materials and Tool Kit for Law Enforcement Use of the
U-Visa
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This tool kit is designed to assist law enforcement agencies develop
U-visa certification policies/protocols to enable immigrant victims of
crime to access the U-visa.  The tool kit was created with input from
law enforcement officers and contains legal info, sample policies, FAQs,
and other information we hope you'll find helpful in your advocacy
efforts.

Fatality Review Report: "Up to Us" is the 6th and final report from the
Fatality Review project. The report summarizes what we have learned from
84 in-depth reviews of DV deaths in Washington over 13 years. 
Look inside:

*	Stories from over a decade of case reviews 
*	11 key goals 
*	Data 1997 - 2010 
*	Strategies for using the Fatality Review as a tool for change 
*	Index of topics and recommendations in all 6 reports

Go to wscadv.org
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report for free.

Seasonal Trends: Does Domestic Violence Increase During the Holidays?

It is a common belief that domestic violence rates increase during the
holidays and winter months. However local trends show that the summer
months are the most violent in terms of domestic violence reports. On
November 23rd, 2010, Vawnet
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andtheHolidays2010.pdf>  released a new report from the National
Resource Center on Domestic Violence Technical Assistance & Public
Education Team to answer the question, "Does domestic violence increase
during the holidays?"

Chart below compiled by Multnomah County, Domestic Violence Coordination
Office.

 seasonal
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Trainings 

January 13th, 2011 (8:30-10:30am): Recovery Networking Breakfast For
Women's Services, Multnomah County Southeast Health Clinic, 3653 SE 34th
Ave., Portland OR 97202. QPR (Question Persuade Refer):  A Brief
Training on Suicide Awareness and Prevention," an hour-long training
presented by Sonja G. Miller, MA, NCC, LPC; Coordinator for System of
Care for Children and Families Mental Health; Multnomah County Mental
Health and Addiction Services Division.   If you have questions contact
Susan Montgomery at (505)988-3064 ext. 24304.

January 14, 2011: Call for Workshop Proposals Due, 2011 National Sexual
Assault Conference. The Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape and the
National Sexual Violence Resource Center are calling for proposals for
the 2011 National Sexual Assault Conference. Workshops on all aspects of
the sexual violence continuum are being sought, including discussions
focused on counseling, medical and legal advocacy, education and
outreach, sexual harassment, legal issues, intervention and prevention
issues, public awareness, community organizing, policy change, and
program development. Proposals should focus on the uniqueness. Contact
http://www.nsvrc.org/news/3201
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January 18th 2011 (10:00am-12:00pm): Domestic Violence Co-advocacy
Training. Multnomah County Family Violence Coordinating Council Monthly
Training, Multnomah County Southeast Health Clinic, 3653 SE 34th Ave,
Portland OR 97202. This training will provide advocates, mental health
and addictions counselors, social workers, and criminal justice
advocates an opportunity to learn the skills necessary for effective
co-advocacy with survivors of domestic violence.  This workshop will
offer an opportunity to learn the unique strategies for working
together. This is a free workshop and registration is not required. For
more information please contact Vanessa Timmons at 503-988-9166 ext.
26266 or vanessa.timmons at multco.us

February 4, 2011: Firearms Laws Conference FREE conference on domestic
violence and state and federal firearms laws hosted by the US Attorney's
office. The conference is intended for state and federal victim
advocates, law enforcement, prosecutors, parole and probations, and
other allies. Conference Registration Form
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February 8-10, 2011: Joint Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence
Prosecutor Training.  Attorney General Sexual Assault Task Force, Salem
Conference Center, Salem, OR, Training will Include: Dynamics of Sexual
and Domestic Violence, Witness Interviews, Case Preparation, Motion
Practice, Victim Rights, Jury Selection And Much More! For more
information: Christine Herrman, , christineherrman at oregonsatf.org or

(503)990-6541

February 11, 2011: Preventing & Addressing Discord in the Home: A Faith
Based Response To Intimate Partner Violence This workshop takes place
from 9:00 AM- 3:30 PM at

East County Church of Christ 24375 SE Stark Gresham, Oregon 97030.
Pre-register by February 3, 2011 Contact (503-666-8485) or
info at ecochurch.com) There is no charge for this workshop.  For more
information visit view the workshop flyer
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101683687642%2Fdoc%2FbMPOZ0e1PnfL07j3.pdf>  or Agape Church of Christ
www.agapecoc.com
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Note: Does your organization sponsor a conference or training that you
would like to have listed in the Update? If so please let us know about
it. Send conference/training information to Update editor Vanessa
Timmons via email: vanessa.timmon at multco.us or fax: 503-988-3710. Be
sure to include registration deadline and name of person to contact for
additional information. 

The FVCC seeks to develop a coordinated community response that includes
the domestic violence response system and community and social systems.

Newsletter feedback and article ideas are always welcome.  Send comments
to Vanessa Timmons <mailto:vanessa.timmons at co.multnomah.or.us> 
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