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1 TechnologyMaking2018 CONFERENCEOCTOBER 4 ANNUAL STATEWIDEM arriott Hotel - Downtown IndianapolisWork for Victims1028 Agenda8:00 - 8:30 am Continental Breakfast Networking7:30 - 8:00 am Registration8:30 - 9:00 am Welcome One World Flag Parade Cultural Presentation 9:00 - 9:15 am Dr. Kristina Box - Guest Speaker10:00 - 10:15 am Exhibit Break10:15 - 11:15 am Session 1: Workshops12:00 - 2:00 pm Lunch Greetings from Board President Cultural Presentation Amber Morczek, PhD - Keynote Speaker Candlelight Ceremony2:00 - 2:15 pm Exhibit Break2:15 - 3:15 pm Session 2: Workshops3:15 - 3.

2 30 pm ClosingVictimizations in numbers13 Annual Statewide Conference / Making Technology Work for VictimsthA look into Technology and stalking 9:15 - 10:00 am Edna Erez, PhD - Keynote SpeakerHispanic women experience stalking in their lifetimeof women repeatedlyreceive unwantedtelephone calls, voice, or text messages as stalking tactics The National Domestic Violence Hotline 11:15 - 12:00 pm Networkingof latina women access the internet on a cellphone, tablet, or other mobile device1 in 778% Speakers13 Annual Statewide Conference / Making Technology Work for VictimsthAmber Morczek, PhDEdna Erez, PhDDr. Amber Morczek earned her in Criminal Justice and Criminology from Washington State University in 2018.

3 Dr. Morczek s teaching andresearch interests involve studying the connection between cultural norms, Technology , and manifestations of violence toward women. Her research has been published in the Journal of Interpersonal Violence, Family & Intimate Partner Violence Quarterly, the International Journal of Cyber Criminology, Sexuality & Culture, The Criminologist, and the Sexual AssaultReport. Dr. Morczek has delivered presentations to the several state and federal agencies: the Utah Coalition Against Sexual Assault, the New York State Coalition Against Sexual Assault, the Illinois Coalition Against SexualAssault, etc. Dr. Morczek has received awards, including the 2016 Washington State University Martin Luther King Jr.

4 Distinguished Service Award and the 2018 State University of New York College at Bu alo YoungAlumnus Achievement Award. Dr. Edna Erez is Professor of Criminology, Law, and Justice at the University of Illinois at Chicago. She has law degree ( ) from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and MA and in Criminology/Sociology from the University of Pennsylvania. Her areas of research include victims in justice proceedings, violence against women including immigrant women, and terrorism and transnational crimes. Her publication record includes over 100 scholarly articles, book chapters,and research reports. Professor Erez serves as associate editor of Victims andViolence, co-editor of International Review of Victimology, and co-editor of the Oxford University Research Encyclopedia of comparative two most recent National Institute of Justice funded research projectsaddressed the use of GPS technologies in domestic violence cases, and theconvergence of transnational crimes.

5 Dr. Kristina Box was named Indiana State Health Commissioner by Governor Eric J. Holcomb on September 18, 2017. She brings to the role a passion for improving the health of Hoosiers, beginning before birth. Dr. Box has been a practicing obstetrician and gynecologist in Indianapolis for 30 years, starting her career at Community Hospitals of Indianapolis in 1987 as a private practitioner with Clearvista Women's Care. Since 2015, she has served as the Physician Lead for Community Health Network's Women's Service Line. In this role, she built the rst multi-disciplinary women s center in the Community Health Network, developed critical partnerships with area children s hospitals to improve care and decrease health care costs, andled e orts to ensure that low-income women receive the important free health screenings they need.

6 Dr. Box has been involved in ongoing surgicalmedical missions to Haiti and Bolivia for more than a decade. Dr. Kristina BoxMorning Sessions11 Annual Statewide Conference / Leadership and Change in Victim ServicesthTrack 2 Track 3 Track 1 Track 2 Track 1 We are Connected: Using Technology Improve Practice, Connectto the Public, and In luence Policy. Presenter: Stephanie QuiringComing soon13 Annual Statewide Conference / Making Technology Work for VictimsthThe Educa onal Technology , Communica on, and Social Jus cePresenter: Corinne Renguette#Guilty: Iden fying, Preserving, and Presen ng Digital EvidencePresenter: Jane AndersonThe way we interact with Technology continues to increase and evolve as we rely oncomputers, smart phones, and other digital devices to complete many of our dailyactivities.

7 This presentation will demonstrate how cyber investigations can be usedto reveal evidence of criminal activity, as well as evidence of the power and controldynamics of an abusive intimate partner relationship. The presenter will discusstheories of admission, rules of evidence, and case law will be discussed using reallife examples to demonstrate how to properly authenticate and introduce digitalevidence in civil and criminal ever-changing landscape of Technology requires us all to monitor, assess, and use innovativetechnology regularly. However, our daily time constraints do not always allow sufficient opportunitiesfor learning the new technologies or skills needed.

8 The presenter will discuss her research, use, andassessment of Technology , technological literacy development, and approaches for transferring thisknowledge to areas related to education and social justice. Through small group collaboration, thisworkshop will allow participants to consider efficient ways to assess and learn new technologies that canbe used to communicate with others in areas related to social WomenEmpowerWomenAchieveGenderEqualityTh is interactive workshop discusses several of the key roles Technology plays in innovative service provision. Ms. Quiring will outline strategies and tangible toolscurrently available to you and your organization to more meaningfully serve people,increase your organization s visibility, and influence others.

9 Participants will havean opportunity to apply this information to their practice during the workshop. Session 1 (10:15 am - 11:15 am)LATINO WOMEN SLEADERSHIP FORUMH elping Latino women reach their full potentialApril 201911 Annual Statewide Conference / Leadership and Change in Victim ServicesthTrack 2 Track 3 Track 1 Track 2 Track 1 The Future of Social Work int he Era of TechnologyPresenter: Samantha Wolfe-TaylorAfternoon Sessions13 Annual Statewide Conference / Making Technology Work for VictimsthInternet Pornography: Normalizing the Rela onship between Violence and SexPresenter: Amber MorczeekEduca ng, Helping and Serving Vic ms with Augmented RealityPresenter.

10 Augusto PinaudAugmented Reality is an interactive experience of a real-world environment whereobjects are "agumented" by a computer, allowing users to interact with objects, linksand more. Are you using Augmented Reality to increase your reach and improve thepossibilities of training of victims of abuse? Do you know that you can offer a moreeffective and evergreen possibility to your materials, brochures and more importantto your helping capabilities using Augmented Reality. Are your resources availableto the people that need it on their phone and on ways that they can t be tracked?Come and join us for the opportunity to learn how to Educate, Help and servevictims with Augmented Reality as a Technology .