CCAW Programs

CCAW Summit: Beyond the Bounds is a specialized program focused on addressing emerging and complex issues in rural and resort communities, offering advanced training and innovative solutions for professionals working to combat crimes against women.

The Institute for Coordinated Community Response (ICCR) is a national initiative focused on empowering rural communities to develop effective, collaborative responses to domestic violence. ICCR supports rural areas through its Yearly Cohort Program, providing tailored training, resources, and guidance to enhance community coordination.

Additionally, ICCR offers Roll Call Trainings for law enforcement and first responders, as well as webinars and events that deliver practical strategies. By addressing the unique challenges faced by rural communities, ICCR helps improve outcomes for survivors and strengthens local response efforts across the country.

Leveraging the rich history of the Conference on Crimes Against Women, the National Training Center on Crimes Against Women (NTC) offers year-round learning opportunities ranging from basic to advanced levels. It provides a state-of-the-art facility in Dallas, Texas, dedicated to educating both professionals and the community on gender-based violence. Additionally, NTC builds community in the region by hosting free events, even those outside its primary focus areas.

The Podcast on Crimes Against Women (PCAW) delves into the complex and multifaceted issues surrounding violence against women. Each episode features expert insights, in-depth discussions, and powerful survivor stories, offering listeners a deeper understanding of the challenges and systemic factors involved. By highlighting real-life experiences and innovative solutions, the podcast aims to raise awareness, inspire change, and promote actionable strategies for preventing violence and supporting survivors. Through engaging conversations with leading professionals, advocates, and survivors, the podcast serves as a vital resource for anyone committed to combating crimes against women.