Quick Learning Series: Hidden Homicides

As part of PCE’s Quick Learning Series, Casey Gwinn of the Alliance for Hope International spoke to PCE’s Wendy Parker on investigations into “hidden homicides.”
Video Duration: 00:22:23

As part of PCE’s Quick Learning Series, Casey Gwinn of the Alliance for Hope International spoke to PCE’s Wendy Parker on investigations into “hidden homicides.”
Video Duration: 00:22:23

As part of Prosecutors’ Center for Excellence’s Quick Learning Series, Santa Clara County District Attorney (CA) Jeff Rosen spoke on how investigators in his office fight crime in partnership with law enforcement. Video Duration: 00:18:17

Establishing a Family Peace Center
As part of Prosecutors’ Center for Excellence’s Quick Learning Series, DA Kevin Barton of the Washington County District Attorney’s Office (OR), spoke on his office’s efforts to establish a Family Peace Center. Video Duration: 00:20:43

Survivor Justice Legislation: Through a Prosecutorial Lens
As part of PCE’s Quick Learning Series, Lisa Perlman, Chief of the Domestic Violence Survivors Justice Act (DVSJA) Unit in the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office (NY) discusses survivor justice legislation. Video Duration: 00:15:51

Social Media Safety: A Prosecutor’s Approach to Educating High School Students
As part of PCE’s Quick Learning Series, District Attorney Paul Battisti of the Broome County District Attorney’s Office (NY), discusses an innovative program from his office aimed at educating high school students on social media safety. Through an office-sponsored competition, local high schools developed videos with tips and reminders for peers as to how to stay safe on social media. Video Duration: 00:17:36

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