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The Dallas Police Department (DPD) is proud  to be a co-presenter of the 14th Annual Conference on Crimes Against Women. While DPD's primary goal is to prevent crime from occurring, it is also deeply committed to solving crimes after they occur. Both violent and property crimes are vigorously and thoroughly investigated by dedicated detectives assigned to both the Special Investigations and the Crimes Against Persons Divisions of the DPD.  

By collaborating with Genesis Women's Shelter & Support and the other agencies responsible for this conference, the Dallas Police Department aims to arm attendees with tools for the prevention of the victimization of women and for improved response by the criminal justice system to these crimes. 





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Since its founding in 1985, Genesis Women's Shelter & Support has served more than 34,000 women and children at no cost to the client. Genesis hopes that the 14th Annual Conference on Crimes Against Women will inspire others to take a stand against the worldwide epidemic of violence against women.

Genesis Women's Shelter & Support is a Dallas-based non-profit organization providing safety and shelter to battered women and their children through crisis intervention and short-term  therapeutics

MISSION
To provide a national forum to disseminate the highest level of training, information and strategies to professionals who are responders and advocates to victims of crimes against women.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

  • The goal of the Conference on Crimes Against Women is to provide practical instruction, using current information, the newest ideas and most successful intervention strategies, to those professionals responsible for combating the many and varied forms of crimes against women. 

  • The conference is conducted for the sole purpose of providing training to only those people employed by governmental or non-profit agencies in the fields of law enforcement, prosecution, civil attorneys, corporate safety professionals, judges, emergency telecommunications, tribal groups, military social work, victim's advocacy, therapy, probation/parole, campus safety and medicine who work directly with victims of crime. 

  • The management of the conference reserves the right to refuse admission to any individual who does not meet this criteria. 

  • If you have any questions about whether you qualify to attend this conference, please contact Marisol Monsivais at info@conferencecaw.org or 214-389-7771


2018 CCAW Highlight Video

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