Corrections Preconference

Jennifer Waindle is the Project Director of the National Center on Improving Community Supervision Responses of the Battered Women’s Justice Project. Ms. Waindle has extensive experience in domestic violence (DV) prevention and law enforcement (LE) where she has spent more than 18 years in various leadership roles in DeKalb County in metro Atlanta, helping protect victims and has investigated and prosecuted offenders while advancing lifesaving LE programs throughout the state of Georgia. Most recently, Ms. Waindle was a senior investigator in the DeKalb County District Attorney’s Office where she co-led a newly formed Firearm Violence Prevention Unit focused on firearm assaults and homicides. The Unit engaged in public outreach and education programs in firearm safety as well as collaborating extensively with federal LE agencies. Earlier in her career with the District Attorney’s Office, she was part of the DV/Sexual Assault Unit that investigated and prosecuted felony cases involving intimate partner violence, and intimate partner homicide.

Jeanne Mullane is a Domestic Violence Probation Officer with Loudoun County Community Corrections and has worked in the criminal justice field for just over two decades. Ms. Mullane’s career began in 1998 as a victim advocate providing crisis intervention & advocacy services to victims of violent crime, specializing in domestic & sexual violence. In 2006, she transitioned to probation, supervising male & female domestic violence offenders with Loudoun County Community Corrections. In 2010, Ms. Mullane returned to victim services working for the Army Family Advocacy Program, the Office for Victims of Crime Training & Technical Assistance Center and the City of Alexandria Domestic Violence Program.