Please Welcome Gabrielle Davis to BWJP!
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| Gabrielle Davis | Before joining the Battered Women’s Justice Project, Gabrielle was a Clinical Professor of Law at the University of Toledo College of Law. She founded and directed the Domestic Violence Clinic at the law school where she and her students provided comprehensive legal representation to victims and survivors of intimate partner violence and sexual assault. Gabrielle chaired the Lucas County, Ohio domestic violence fatality review team, conducted community-based domestic violence research, and helped shape domestic violence policy within the local criminal and civil justice systems.
Gabrielle’s training and experience lends itself to her work on our custody project, which explores how the crafting of custody orders and parenting plans could more effectively address safety issues related to domestic violence, child abuse/neglect and child sexual abuse.
Click here to learn more about the BWJP/Praxis International Custody Project...
Please Welcome Glenna Tinney to BWJP!
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| Glenna Tinney |
We are pleased to announce that Glenna Tinney has joined the BWJP staff as the Military Advocacy Program Coordinator. Glenna is a retired Navy Captain social worker who brings extensive experience working with military families and managing domestic violence and sexual assault programs for the Navy worldwide.
Glenna was the Deputy Executive Director for the Defense Task Force on Domestic Violence, a Congressionally-mandated task force established to review the Department of Defense response to and prevention of domestic violence across all military services and make recommendations to the Secretary of Defense and Congress. The Task Force made over 200 recommendations focused on a broad spectrum of topics such as victim confidentiality, offender accountability, training, safety planning, risk assessment, prevention, etc. After the Task Force completed its work, Glenna was instrumental in implementing the Task Force recommendations.
We know that Glenna brings the background and experience that will enable us to continue and expand our work with advocates and communities to ensure that there is a collaborative and coordinated military and civilian response to military-related domestic violence nationwide.
Click here to visit the Military Project page of our website!
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