Enhancing police responses to children exposed to violence : a toolkit for law enforcement International Association of Chiefs of Police and Yale Child Study Center
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TextPublication details: Washington, DC : Office Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice, 2017Description: electronic document (68 pages) ; PDF fileSubject(s): Online resources: Summary: These tools are designed to be practical and useful to law enforcement professionals. There are a number of ways that the tools can be applied in the field. Ideally, an agency would seek to have the Protecting and Serving: Enhancing Law Enforcement Response to Children Exposed to Violence training curriculum for frontline police officers, then adopt the tools into practical use, including the protocols, and integrate the use of the materials agency-wide. Another option is for an agency to integrate the protocols and materials into the agency’s existing practices and approaches. A third option is for interested individual officers to incorporate the knowledge and practices encompassed within the tools into their practice and approaches in the field, while keeping with their agency’s existing protocols. Law enforcement professionals may reproduce, distribute, transmit, and share these tools for the purpose of identifying and responding to children exposed to violence. (From the document). More information about this toolkit and other related resources can be found on the website. Record #5872
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These tools are designed to be practical and useful to law enforcement professionals. There are a number of ways that the tools can be applied in the field. Ideally, an agency would seek to have the Protecting and Serving: Enhancing Law Enforcement Response to Children Exposed to Violence training curriculum for frontline police officers, then adopt the tools into practical use, including the protocols, and integrate the use of the materials agency-wide. Another option is for an agency to integrate the protocols and materials into the agency’s existing practices and approaches. A third option is for interested individual officers to incorporate the knowledge and practices encompassed within the tools into their practice and approaches in the field, while keeping with their agency’s existing protocols. Law enforcement professionals may reproduce, distribute, transmit, and share these tools for the purpose of identifying and responding to children exposed to violence. (From the document). More information about this toolkit and other related resources can be found on the website. Record #5872