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GTEAP 2009 Training Schedule & Registration
Trainers: Team of GTEAP-trained supervision officers and victim advocates
Part One - Dynamics of Domestic Violence
This one-day workshop includes the following topic areas:
- Defining Domestic Violence and Forms of Abuse
- Power & Control Tactics
- Myths vs. Facts
- Barriers to Safety
- Impact of Domestic Violence on Children
Part One Locations & Dates:
6/29/09 Crawford Co. Judicial Center - 602. N. Locust, Pittsburg KS 66762
7/10/09 Johnson Co. Court Services - 18505 W. 119th St., Olathe KS 66061
8/18/09 Wichita Parole Office - 212 S. Market, Wichita KS 67202
9/28/09 Antioch Family Life Center, 1921 SE Indiana, Topeka 66607
Part Two - Supervision Strategies
This two-day workshop includes the following topic areas:
- Assessing for Domestic Violence
- Victim Confidentiality
- Interviewing the Abuser
- Dangerous Risk Factors
- Conditions of Supervision
- PFA/PFS/No Contact Orders
- Supervising Abusers
- Re-offending and Evidence Collection
- Why do victims recant?
- 3rd Party Notification/Mandatory Reporting
- Supervising Victims of Domestic Violence
- Basic Safety Planning
Part Two Locations & Dates:
7/28 - 7/29/09 Crawford Co. Judicial Center - 602. N. Locust, Pittsburg KS 66762
8/13 -8/14/09 Johnson Co. Court Services - 18505 W. 119th St., Olathe KS 66061
9/21 - 9/22/09 Wichita Parole Office - 212 S. Market, Wichita KS 67202
10/26 - 10/27/09 Antioch Family Life Center, 1921 SE Indiana, Topeka KS 66607
Registration Cost: FREE
Who should attend:
- Court services officers/supervisors
- Community Corrections officers/supervisors
- Correctional facility staff
- Parole staff/supervisors
Federal Grant to Encourage Arrest and Enforcement of Protection Orders Program (GTEAP)
The Governor's Office is partnering with the Kansas Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence, the Kansas Law Enforcement Center, the Kansas County and District Attorney's Association, the Kansas Attorney General's Office and the Kansas Office of Judicial Administration to establish a comprehensive training continuum regarding domestic violence for professionals in the criminal justice system with the Federal Grant to Encourage Arrest Policies and Enforcement of Protection Orders Program.
The purpose of the grant project is to infuse the State of Kansas with a continuum of uniform domestic violence training for all professions of the criminal justice system serving offenders and victims from the time of a 911 call reporting and accident; through the investigation, arrest, prosecution, probation or parole and release of an offender; including emphasis on Protection From Abuse (PFA) and Protection from Stalking (PFS) orders.
As a result of this grant funding, the State of Kansas will achieve a multi-disciplinary and thorough approach to addressing domestic violence in the state. While various professionals have been trained on the topic in previous years, there has not been an intensive coordinated approach to curriculum and policy development and training for all those involved in the criminal justice system.
Governor's Advisory Council on Domestic Violence Training
Juliene Maska - Kansas Governor's Office
Dorthy Stucky Halley - Kansas Attorney General's Office
Art Thompson - Kansas Office of Judicial Administration
Jennie Marsh - Kansas Department of Corrections
Mark Damitio - Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center
Steve Hunting - Kansas County and District Attorney's Association
Sandy Barnett - Kansas Coalition Against Sexual & Domestic Violence
To Register for GTEAP Training Click on the link below:
This project is supported by Award No. 2006WEAX0003 awarded by the Office of Violence Against Women, U.S. Department of Justice to the Office of the Governor. The opinions, findings, conclusions and recommendations expressed in this publication/program are those of the authors/presenter and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Department of Justice, Office of Violence Against Women.