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X-WR-CALDESC:Coercive control is defined as the pattern of manipulative and
controlling behaviors that augment or are often used in place of physical
violence to terrorize one’s partner. These behaviors are often difficult
to identify and recognize\, especially when we try to assess one’s risk fo
r escalating and/or life-threatening violence. Moving beyond providing def
initions of coercive control\, this webinar will focus on the seemingly in
nocuous behaviors that\, when they co-occur as part of broader patterns pu
t victims at higher risk for extreme violence. In addition to becoming fam
iliar with coercive control\, participants will practice techniques for as
king questions in order to guide victim/survivors and petitioners in estab
lishing a narrative of coercive control that is legible to law enforcement
and criminal legal system actors.\n\nPresenter:\n\nAngela Hatte
ry\, PhD. is Professor of Women & Gender Studies and co-Director of th
e Center for the Study & Prevention of Gender-Based Violence at the Univer
sity of Delaware. She is the author of 13 books\, including Intimate Pa
rtner Violence (2008)\, Gender\, Power and Violence: Responding to
Sexual and Intimate Partner Violence in Society Today (2019)\, Theo
ries of Family Violence (2026)\, and The Social Dynamics of Family
Violence\, 4th Edition (2026).
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DESCRIPTION:Coercive control is defined as the pattern of manipulative and
controlling behaviors that augment or are often used in place of physical
violence to terrorize one’s partner. These behaviors are often difficult t
o identify and recognize\, especially when we try to assess one’s risk for
escalating and/or life-threatening violence. Moving beyond providing defi
nitions of coercive control\, this webinar will focus on the seemingly inn
ocuous behaviors that\, when they co-occur as part of broader patterns put
victims at higher risk for extreme violence. In addition to becoming fami
liar with coercive control\, participants will practice techniques for ask
ing questions in order to guide victim/survivors and petitioners in establ
ishing a narrative of coercive control that is legible to law enforcement
and criminal legal system actors.\n\nPresenter:\n\nAngela Hatter
y\, PhD. is Professor of Women & Gender Studies and co-Director of the
Center for the Study & Prevention of Gender-Based Violence at the Univers
ity of Delaware. She is the author of 13 books\, including Intimate Par
tner Violence (2008)\, Gender\, Power and Violence: Responding to S
exual and Intimate Partner Violence in Society Today (2019)\, Theor
ies of Family Violence (2026)\, and The Social Dynamics of Family V
iolence\, 4th Edition (2026).
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260818T140000
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LOCATION:https://dcadv.coalitionmanager.org/eventmanager/trainingevent/deta
ils/292
SUMMARY:Webinar: Coercive Control: Supporting Survivors in Crafting Legible
Narratives
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