Learners will register for two days of training, each day includes a total of 7 hours of learning.  Day one will cover modules 1-4, and day two will cover modules 5-8.  The scheduled training sessions will be facilitated by a team of trainers, including DOJ staff, community-based advocates, and local law enforcement. External collaborators have demonstrated advanced knowledge of the best practices for the investigation of sexual assaults, as well as an ability to effectively train officers using appropriate adult learning methods.  DOJ’s VAWA Resource Prosecutor, within the Division of Law Enforcement Services, will facilitate the 15 hours of training with other members of the team joining as scheduled.

For each module, participants will be introduced to the learning objectives and materials through self-guided activities allowing for processing of the various content. Students will come together in scheduled large group discussions throughout the day to collaborate and review lessons learned.

There is no cost to attend - this course is funded by a federal grant.