Document the Abuse Upcoming Events

Check the calendar for upcoming events. We will include Document the Abuse Trainings and Presentations.

We hope to see you in attendance!

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Symposium on Ethical Communications in Criminal Cases
Mar
19
to Mar 20

Symposium on Ethical Communications in Criminal Cases

  • Prospect House & Garden, Princeton University (map)
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Executive Director, Norma Peterson, is invited to participate in a Leadership Roundtable following the symposium. The goal of the roundtable is to translate the lessons learned and model practices from the symposium into an actionable strategy for field wide engagement.

Symposium on Ethical Communications in Criminal Cases

The symposium will explore modern media challenges, highlight bipartisan principles developed at Princeton that emphasize fairness, accountability, safety, and human dignity, and identify both the scope of the problem and the promising practices that can strengthen public trust in the justice system. The goal of this symposium is to establish a shared approach to advancing ethical communications in criminal cases, serving as a launchpad for collaborative standards, model policies, and practical tools to guide responsible communication nationwide.

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Silence to Safety
Oct
28

Silence to Safety

Join the “Silence to Safety” virtual event on Oct 28 to preview the Evidentiary Abuse Affidavit (EAA) Advocacy Training and learn about Executive Director Norma Peterson's personal experience.

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Empowerment Luncheon
Oct
16

Empowerment Luncheon

Norma Peterson, Executive Director of Document The Abuse, joins other speakers on the topic of "I Don't Know What I Don't Know About Domestic Violence." They will shed light on what often goes unnoticed, from the complexities victims face to the tools and resources available to support them.

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InspiHER: From Silence to Safety
Oct
6

InspiHER: From Silence to Safety

In recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, InspiHER is honored to shine a light on Document the Abuse, a local nonprofit, for a powerful event centered on healing, awareness, and empowerment.

Talk with Norma Peterson
Founder of Document the Abuse and advocate for victim safety and education, Norma will share her powerful work and introduce the Evidentiary Abuse Affidavit (EAA), a groundbreaking tool, developed by nationally recognized domestic violence advocate Susan Murphy-Milano, to protect victims before it's too late.

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From Tragedy to Triumph-Norma Peterson's Story
Aug
20

From Tragedy to Triumph-Norma Peterson's Story

From Tragedy to Triumph-Norma Peterson's story

Norma is the sister-in-law of Stacy Peterson, a missing Bolingbrook, Ill. mother whose disappearance captured national attention. While Stacy's case remains unsolved, her story continues to impact not only our family but countless others affected by domestic violence.

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