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Welcome to the Tulane University Domestic Violence Law Clinic |
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The Tulane University Domestic Violence Law Clinic is developing this site as a resource for victims, advocates, community organizations and attorneys to help prevent domestic violence in the greater New Orleans area. Please bear with us as we continue to develop content and resources. If you wish to contribute to this project, please e-mail Kati Bambrick at
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Local Training Opportunities and Events |
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This section of the site is reserved to list local training activities available to the general public. The articles will note training/events that may be restricted to professionals only. To post a training on this board, please email
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month |
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 Purple is the color of the month - Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
This is a time that we can reflect on the world-wide epidemic of violence towards women. |
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The Domestic Violence Resource Manual |
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The Tulane University Domestic Violence Law Clinic has developed a Resource Manual for professional to use in the Orleans Metropolitan area. This resource was developed through the hard work of Ms. Rachel Lazarus, MSW. Thank you to all the community service providers for their time in helping us to compile this resource. Please email Kati Bambrick with any changes or corrections (
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tulane.edu).
Please click on this link to be redirected to the pdf of the manual. [530K PDF]
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Judge Mark Doherty Speaks on Domestic Violence, October 27, 2009 |
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As a judge in the juvenile court system, Mark Doherty has gained experience with the Family in Need of Services process, a legislatively created type of juvenile court proceeding in which interagency social work services are provided to families and children, who often sign contracts for school and family progress rather than go through court adjudication. Judge Doherty will speak about how these and other special programs within the juvenile court system interact in adjudicating the cases of juvenile delinquents whose cases present issues of family or interpersonal violence, as well as how domestic violence issues are identified by the juvenile court system. Event Summary: October 27, 2009 11:40-12:00 Lunch 12:00-1:00Presentation Tulane University Lavin-Bernick Center Room 212, Qatar Ballroom |
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