Social Change, Leadership, And Advocacy Applied
The objective of this work is to identify at least one professional or societal problem or issue that concerns you and that would benefit from social change, leadership, and advocacy and explain why it is worthy of such efforts. This work will describe a manageable social change, leadership or advocacy goal related to the issue of domestic violence. This work will explain how and why accomplishing the goal would impact the issue.
Porter and Hall (2001) report in the work entitled "Keeping Collaboration Alive in the Criminal Justice Response to Domestic Violence" that as the criminal justice system adjusted to changes in the law and the new zero tolerance climate, it became apparent that the work of service providers and practitioners in allied fields (law enforcement, the courts, probation, social services, victim services) needed coordinating. As a result, coalitions were formed in many areas around the country, uniting representatives from relevant agencies whose mission included writing protocols, organizing training sessions, performing case management, and overseeing public relations campaigns. According to the NRC (1996), research is sparse on the effectiveness of adopting a coordinated response in a locale, though a few studies have found that domestic violence arrest rates go up after coordinated community response teams are instituted." (Porter and Hall, 2001)
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