CCAW

The ripple effect of CCAW extends far beyond the conference itself. Each year, attendees return home with new tools, fresh insight, and practical strategies they can apply in their daily work. Join us May 18–21, 2026, in Dallas, TX. Register today: bit.ly/4pCFzZX

At #CCAW2026, Dr. Tanya Smith and Dr. Jamie Saye of Kennesaw State University will present on their Safe Center model, a pioneering multidisciplinary approach to victim services embedded within public safety. Register for conference today: bit.ly/4pCFzZX

In honor of #WomensHistoryMonth, we asked our team members to share why they are so passionate about advocating for women and their safety. Their words speak to the importance of safety, justice, and creating a better future for women and generations to come.

Tune in to the Podcast on Crimes Against Women for a special episode from 2024 featuring one of our upcoming speakers for the 21st Annual Conference on Crimes Against Women. Listen now & hear this important conversation before joining us at #CCAW2026: bit.ly/4serlPi

According to research, plus-size women are more likely to experience gender-based violence & less likely to be believed when they seek help. Police Crisis Counselor, Alison Wine, will be presenting a workshop at #CCAW2026 on this very topic. Register here: bit.ly/4pCFzZX

Abusers often act on repeated patterns of behavior and use manipulation to evade the systems intended to stop them. Join us at the National Training Center on Wednesday, April 22, for a workshop on this critical topic, led by Scott Hampton. Register here: bit.ly/4uRhqBA

It is widely believed that crimes against individuals with autism often go unseen and unreported. At this year’s conference, Cheryl Stehle, founder of Autism Toolbox Training, will present on this important topic. Register today to attend these workshops: bit.ly/4pCFzZX

We are excited to announce that @AEquitasResourc and @followuslegally staff will present at @NationalCCAW where they will share awareness, knowledge, & strategies on #CrimesAgainstWomen. cvent.me/byq2nE #CCAW2026

Get hands-on experience at #CCAW2026 with SEARCH’s lineup of interactive labs designed to support those professionals working the front lines of crimes against women. View our computer labs here: bit.ly/3NnAir9

A study of women seeking shelter at a safe house showed that 71% of those with pets said their partner had threatened, hurt, or killed their animals. This powerful connection between animal abuse and family violence is the focus of Allie Phillips’ session at #CCAW26.

Help us complete the map! We currently have participants from 45 states registered to attend #CCAW2026. Join us for an incredible gathering of diverse voices and experiences. Register here: bit.ly/4pCFzZX

It is essential that our public safety professionals have the specialized training needed to recognize trafficking and pursue justice effectively. This May, CCAW 2026 will offer multiple workshops on this very issue. Register today and explore workshops: bit.ly/4pCFzZX

These are the faces of the team members who work every day to advocate for the safety of women. Our team can’t wait to see you in May for the 21st Annual Conference on Crimes Against Women!

Professional training helps individuals grow their knowledge and strengthen their work. We also host monthly trainings, making the National Training Center a valuable place to learn and grow throughout the year. Learn more about our upcoming sessions: bit.ly/4p5BJXJ

Love bombing is a manipulative tactic often used by narcissists to establish control. It can often lead to unhealthy or abusive relationships that start fast and become very unsafe overtime. Share this post to spread awareness on this issue and remind women to be aware of signs.

Jessica Smith Wilcott joins us to share the story of her sister, Officer Jillian Smith of the Arlington Police Department, and how one domestic violence call in December 2010 changed two families forever. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts: bit.ly/47cMvFR

Denise Jones (Clark County Sheriffs Office) and Jennifer Landhuis (SPARC - Stalking Prevention, Awareness & Resource Center) are bringing unmatched expertise on stalking to #CCAW2026. Sign up today to gain this valuable knowledge: bit.ly/4pCFzZX

Last call! In collaboration with the Crime Victims’ Institute at Sam Houston State University (@CVI_SHSU), we’re launching our second annual Poster Presentation. Submissions due this Friday, March 13. More informaiton can be found here: bit.ly/48pNjba

Join us tomorrow to learn about Enhancing Clinician Experience and Reducing Trauma (CE-CERT), a model that shifts the focus from recovering after work to micro-interventions you can use throughout the day. Register here: bit.ly/4p5BJXJ

Today, on #InternationalWomensDay, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and achievements of women everywhere, while continuing to push for equality and challenge the biases that remain. 🤝