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Law Enforcement Sexual Assault Response Training

Copper Shores Victim Support

Strengthening collaboration among law enforcement, sexual assault nurse examiners and victim advocates.

This training offers law enforcement officers practical information that enhances trauma-informed responses to sexual assault in the community.

Offered to all Copper Country law enforcement agencies at no cost.

What to Expect

During Training

Training sessions are approximately two hours, including discussion on best practices and the practical application of real-life scenarios.

Topics Include

Sexual Assault Response Team framework and multidisciplinary roles
Understanding sexual violence and systemic barriers to justice
Exploring rural crime data, service barriers and public perception of crime response
Best practices for sexual assault response and evidence collection
Local Child Advocacy Center services

How To

Bring Training to Your Agency

Get started on bringing Law Enforcement Sexual Assault Response training to your agency by filling out the inquiry form below, or contacting Victim Advocate, Ayla LaRoe, at alaroe@coppershores.org or 1 (906) 523-5920 ext 2052.

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Trainer

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Ayla LaRoe

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