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Driving Change Conference | April 10-11th, 2013
January 10, 2013
Driving Change, a national conference in Boston, MA about the Domestic Violence High Risk Team Model and the Lethality Assesment Program hosted by the Jeanne Geiger Crisis Center and co-sponsored by MNADV. Registration now open!
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All 30 law enforcement agencies in PG County adopt the use of the LAP
December 3, 2012
On October 23, 2012, a press conference was held with Lt. Governor Anthony Brown to announce that all 30 local law enforcement agencies in Prince George’s County will adopt use of the Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence’s nationally recognized Lethality Assessment Program (LAP) in an effort to protect and assist victims of domestic violence.… Continue Reading All 30 law enforcement agencies in PG County adopt the use of the LAP
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GBMC: Maryland’s Seventh Hospital-based Domestic Violence Program
The Lt. Governor Anthony Brown announced on November 16, 2012 Greater Baltimore Medical Center as Maryland’s seventh hospital-based domestic violence program.
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Making Court Process Safer for Women
November 12, 2012
Domestic violence victims should not have to face additional dangers when they come to court. Please read the Baltimore Sun article written by Laurie Duker of CourtWatch Montgomery: Making Court Process Safer for Women
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Maryland Domestic Violence Victims will get Improved Health Care Services Through new Training
November 11, 2012
Statewide Domestic Violence Coalition is Awarded Grant to Provide Health Care Training Continue Reading Maryland Domestic Violence Victims will get Improved Health Care Services Through new Training
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Domestic Violence Victims Now May be Eligible to Receive Unemployment Benefits!
October 4, 2012
Effective October 1, 2012, individuals who must leave employment due to domestic violence may be eligible to receive unemployment insurance benefits. The new law, sponsored by the Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation, with major support from the Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence, will provide certain individuals with the safety net of unemployment… Continue Reading Domestic Violence Victims Now May be Eligible to Receive Unemployment Benefits!