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Other Tools for Implementation of DTFDV Recommendations
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Approaches to Making Military-Civilian Domestic Violence Collaborations Work: Lessons Learned from Two Case Studies, Laura J. Hickman, Lois M. Davis and Paul Steinberg, RAND Issue Paper, RAND. Copyright RAND 2003.
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Army Regulation 608-18 – The Family Advocacy Program: Summary of Change, Department of the Army, Washington, DC: May 30, 2006.
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CHOICES AND CHALLENGES: GUIDES TO SURVIVING DOMESTIC AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE ASSOCIATED WITH THE US ARMED FORCES, The Miles Foundation, Newtown, CT: 2003/2004.
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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE DIRECTIVE 1030.1 VICTIM AND WITNESS ASSISTANCE, U.S. Department of Defense, Washington, DC: April 13, 2004.
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Domestic Violence in the Military, National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Denver, CO.
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Domestic Violence in the Military: Implementing Collaborative MOUs, RAND Research Brief, RAND. Copyright RAND 2003.
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PREVENTION MONTH CAMPAIGNS IN THE ARMY – 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, and 1999, Family Advocacy Program, U.S. Army.
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Family Advocacy Program Commander’s Guide, U.S. Department of Defense.
FAQS About the Family Advocacy Program Data Collection System and Central Registry, David Lloyd, Family Advocacy Program, U.S. Department of Defense, Washington, DC.
FAQs About the Family Advocacy Program FY 04 Spouse Abuse Data, David Lloyd, Family Advocacy Program, U.S. Department of Defense, Washington, DC.
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Formalizing Collaboration: Establishing Domestic Violence Memorandums of Understanding Between Military Installations and Civilian Communities, Laura J. Hickman and Lois M. Davis, RAND Issue Paper, RAND. Copyright RAND 2003.
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MAZE MAP, Battered Women’s Justice Project and Praxis International, May 2005.
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Memorandum of Understanding for the Management of Reported Alleged Sexual Assault Cases – Sample.
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THE MILITARY CULTURE AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TELECONFERENCE SERIES, Legal Assistance Providers’ Technical Assistance Outreach Project (LAPTOP), Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Harrisburg, PA.
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MILITARY POWER AND CONTROL WHEEL, adapted from the Power and Control Wheel developed by the Domestic Abuse Intervention Project, Duluth, MN.
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THE MILITARY RESPONSE TO VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE - TOOLS FOR CIVILIAN ADVOCATES, Judith E. Beals, Battered Women's Justice Project, Minneapolis, MN: June 2003. Copyright © 2003 Battered Women's Justice Project.
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RECOMMENDED RESOURCES ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN THE MILITARY, compiled by the National Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence, Austin, TX: updated July 2006.
Spouse Abuse Data – FY 04, Family Advocacy Program, U.S. Department of Defense, Washington, DC.
Spouse Abuse ReportED to the Family Advocacy Program – FY 1998-2006, David Lloyd, Family Advocacy Program, U.S. Department of Defense, Washington, DC.
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Suggestions for Improving Military-Civilian Domestic Violence Collaborations, RAND Research Brief, RAND. Copyright RAND 2003.
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SUPPORT THE TROOPS AND THEIR FAMILIES – RESPONDING TO DOMESTIC AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE IN THE MILITARY, National Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence, and Battered Women’s Justice Project, November 2004.
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SUPPORTING STALKING VICTIMS IN THE MILITARY – ADVICE FOR ADVOCATES, Stalking Resource Center, National Center for Victims of Crime, Washington, DC. Copyright © 2005 National Center for Victims of Crime.
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Thunderbolt Six Policy Memo No. 40-16 – Bar Letters, Terry L. Tucker, U.S. Department of the Army, Fort Knox, KY: July 18, 2003.
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UNIFORM CODE OF MILITARY JUSTICE ARTICLES RELATING TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, compiled by the National Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence, Austin, TX: May 2005
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| WEBSITES RELATED TO MILITARY FAMILY LAW ISSUES, compiled by Christine Zeller Church, 2005. |
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