Session 1: Overview of Mandated Supporting, Domestic Violence, and Data

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Type:
  Training
Duration:
1 hour, 21 minutes
Presented by:
UCLA Pritzker Center for Strengthening Children and Families
Featuring:
Tamara Hunter, DSW; Eve Sheedy, Esq; Arati Vasan, JD; Sophia Rodriguez, MS; and Jacqueline Herrera
Relevant categories:
Child Welfare Community Mental Health Community Violence
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Overview

This session provides an in-depth examination of mandated supporting frameworks, exploring their role in facilitating interventions and responses to various societal challenges, including domestic violence. It highlights the mechanisms through which mandated supporting operates, such as mandatory reporting requirements, and discusses their implications for addressing domestic violence incidents effectively.

  Keywords: domestic violence, mandated reporters
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Learning objectives

  • Analyze and discuss the significant changes in law and policy pertaining to domestic violence over time
  • Examine the process and implications of mandatory reporting in cases of domestic violence, including its legal requirements and ethical considerations
  • Evaluate the complexity of discussing domestic violence in a mental health setting, which eventually may necessitate law enforcement involvement due to mandatory reporting

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Added on 3/6/2024   ·   Last updated on 3/6/2024