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EPISODE · Jun 5, 2025 · 43 MIN

Best Practices for Building Collaborations Among Victim Advocates, Law Enforcement, Prosecution, and Attorneys to Effectively Serve Immigrant Survivors

from Pathways · host NIWAP, American University Washington College of Law

In the last episode of this four-part series, Suzanne Ramos, Victim Advocate at the Reno City Attorney’s Office in Reno, NV, Yvette Richardson from The National Network to End Domestic Violence, Elliot Casey from the Virginia Commonwealth’s Attorney Services Council, and Leslye Orloff, Director of NIWAP at the American University Washington College of Law continue their conversation discussing best practices for building and maintaining relationships between agencies assisting victims in a manner that complies with VAWA confidentiality rules. They also talk about connecting survivors with resources and how to best advocate for survivors in the community.   NIWAP Web Library NIWAP YouTube Channel

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