Trends in Domestic Violence-Related Recidivism: A Nevada Case Study
Domestic violence is a significant societal problem affecting the mental, emotional, and physical well-being of millions of Americans each year. In addition to the impact on victims, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) estimates that costs.
From the Field: Lessons in Service and Leadership
My name is Lalla O’Bryan, and I am the Vice President of Victim Services at Appriss Safety. I have had the privilege of serving in this role for the last 11 years of the company’s 25-year history.
Get to Know Your Customers: Missouri VINE Program Manager
“Get to Know Your Customers Day” is observed on the third Thursday of each quarter. Appriss would like to take this opportunity to learn a little bit more about our customers, and to spotlight just how wonderful they are.
Knowledge. Power. Choice.
There are moments when I get stuck in the oddness of it all. My mind drifts back to how my life was altered by a stranger and how my livelihood, freedom, and sense of security were slowly stripped away.
California Sheriff’s Office Honored for Excellence in Victim Services
NSA SELECTS SAN FRANCISCO SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT TO RECEIVE APPRISS SAFETY-SPONSORED CRIME VICTIM SERVICES AWARD The National Sheriffs’ Association (NSA) named the San Francisco Sheriff’s Department (SFSD) the 2019 recipient of its Crime Victim.
The WorkSafe Initiative: Addressing the Impact of Domestic Violence in the Workplace
ADDRESSING THE IMPACT OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN THE WORKPLACE When most people think about workplace violence, a classic scenario often comes to mind: A disgruntled employee who was fired or is otherwise angry with the company enters the workplace.
Get to Know Your Customers Series: Arkansas VINE Program Manager
ARKANSAS VINE PROGRAM MANAGER BENNY BATTLES “Get to Know Your Customers Day” is observed on the third Thursday of each quarter. Appriss would like to take this opportunity to learn a little bit more about our customers, and to spotlight just how.
Preventing Victimization through Enhanced Employee Background Checks
PREVENTING VICTIMIZATION THROUGH ENHANCED EMPLOYEE BACKGROUND CHECKS Contractors. Plumbers. Cleaners. Dog walkers. Exterminators. HVAC service workers. Appliance repair. Cable and internet installers. Lawn care professionals. Home health aids. Food,.
Technology for Good: Using data science to validate Appriss-sourced incarceration data
Appriss Inc. was founded over 20 years ago with a very simple belief: technology can do a lot of good in society.
A Victim’s Odyssey: The weight of victimization and finding empowerment through VINE
THE WEIGHT OF VICTIMIZATION & FINDING EMPOWERMENT THROUGH VINE My name is Chief Justice (Retired) Richard Barajas. I am the Executive Director of the National Organization for Victim Assistance (NOVA).