Check out our new guide for campus law enforcement agencies on how to recruit female officers with marketing strategies, a step-by-step process, and examples of success stories!
Listen to this audio clip, featured on the Florida State University’s WFSU radio, of our exceptional student Cristina Batista on how she uses her double-major in creating writing and social work to make an impact with research at the Institute for Family Violence Studies and FSU’s College of Social Work.
Come join us on September 24th for a march to end the silence on domestic violence. The march will be followed by a survivor of domestic violence sharing her story. We hope to see you there!
The National Prevention Toolkit on Officer-Involved Domestic Violence is a project of the Law Enforcement Families Partnership at the Institute for Family Violence Studies within Florida State University’s College of Social Work. The Toolkit is part of a broad-based effort to prevent violence in the homes of criminal justice families and to support healthy families, agencies, and communities.
In 2010, the Florida State University Clearinghouse on Supervised Visitation identified an opportunity to help supervised visitation programs broaden their reach to increase economic opportunities and improve Child Support Enforcement (CSE) outcomes for client families. Florida’s wide array of supervised visitation programs are housed in faith-based groups, are part of larger umbrella social services organizations, or operate as non-profit 501(C)(3) programs. All of Florida’s supervised visitation programs are part of the coordinated community response to child endangerment.