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April 18, 2020
With widely held fears that domestic violence and child abuse and neglect rates are increasing during this period and the reduction of informal and formal supports […]
March 23, 2020
Part 2: COVID-19, Custody & Access and Domestic Abuse: How to assess and respond By David Mandel, Founder & Executive Director of the Safe & Together […]
March 18, 2020
Part 1: How to adapt your domestic abuse assessments during the pandemic By David Mandel, Founder & Executive Director of the Safe & Together Institute During […]
February 27, 2020
As we, the Safe & Together Institute, look back at 2019, our heads are swirling with excitement about all of it. It’s difficult to even catalog […]
February 18, 2020
By Sudha Sankar, Ph.D. Systems change efforts are some of the most challenging undertakings. It’s no surprise then that most of us are hesitant to roll […]
January 13, 2020
Podcast: Partnered with a Survivor with David Mandel and Ruth Stearns Mandel You asked, we answered. Amidst our current, global political and social upheavals, during movements, […]
November 21, 2019
What to do when… Domestic Violence Informed Practice Tips …Both people have been arrested? When do parents or caregivers have been arrested for domestic violence, it […]
November 20, 2019
Supervisory strategies While there are many strategies needed to address worker safety, reflective supervision[1] is one critical way for agencies to advance their domestic violence practice.[2] […]