Participating Counties

Julie Germann, Consultant specializing in sexual assault, domestic violence, and child abuse, trains in Rexburg, Idaho on evidence-based prosecution.

Criminologist & Professor at University of Colorado, Dr. Patrick Brady, leads training in Abilene, Kansas, on determining the predominant aggressor.

Senior Law Enforcement Consultant, Dave Thomas, conducts training in Moab, Utah, on determining the predominant aggressor.

Director and Program Manager of National Training Center on Crimes Against Women (NTC) and Institute for Coordinated Community Response (ICCR), Lacy Hensley and Myia Pridgen, attend new grantee orientation in Reno, Nevada.

Director and Program Manager of National Training Center on Crimes Against Women (NTC) and Institute for Coordinated Community Response (ICCR), Lacy Hensley and Myia Pridgen, visit Thompson Falls, Montana, for an ICCR site visit.

Dr. Bill Worden, Medical Director at Heartland Medical Direction, delivers training in Idabel, Oklahoma, on nonfatal strangulation.

Institute for Coordinated Community Response (ICCR) team travels to Moab, Utah, for a cohort site visit with the Grand County team. From left: Myia Pridgen, Program Manager for NTC & ICCR; Robert Sterry, Moab Police Department Domestic Violence Coordinator; Stephen Stocks, Grand County Attorney; Lacy Hensley, Director of NTC & ICCR; Abi Taylor, Executive Director of Seekhaven; and Nathaniel Clark, Moab Police Department Victim Assistance Unit.

Director and Program Manager of National Training Center on Crimes Against Women (NTC) and Institute for Coordinated Community Response (ICCR), Lacy Hensley and Myia Pridgen, visit Arches National Park near cohort site in Moab, Utah.

Retired Corporal, Angela Weekes, provides training in Thompson Falls, Montana, on trauma-informed investigations.

Director of National Training Center on Crimes Against Women (NTC) and Institute for Coordinated Community Response (ICCR), Lacy Hensley, and Founder & CEO of RESPOND Against Violence, Kelsey McKay in Thompson Falls, Montana, where McKay taught investigating and prosecuting strangulation.

Joseph Scaramucci, Director of Law Enforcement Training & Operations of Skull Games Inc., trains Idabel, Oklahoma, law enforcement on a multidisciplinary team approach to human trafficking.

Director and Program Manager of National Training Center on Crimes Against Women (NTC) and Institute for Coordinated Community Response (ICCR), Lacy Hensley and Myia Pridgen stop at Grand Teton National Park on their way home from cohort site, Rexburg, Idaho.