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SUMMARY:But Does It Work? Research Overview on the Effectiveness of Interve
 ntion Strategies  
DESCRIPTION:Presented by:\n\nLisa J. Nitsch\n\nNitsch Consulting\n\n \n\nD
 ate: December 1\, 2026\n\nTime: \n\nTraining Fee: $20\n\nApproved for 2 C
 ommission-Approved Hours\n\n"Do these programs actually work?" It sounds l
 ike a simple question\, but the answer is complex. For years\, the field h
 as struggled to find a single way to measure success. Is success a lack of
  new arrests? Is it a change in how a person thinks? Or is it measured by 
 the safety and peace of the person who was harmed? This workshop pulls bac
 k the curtain on decades of research. We will move past the simple yes or 
 no question and look at what the research really tells us. We will 5 www.n
 itschconsulting.com explore why counting re-arrests is not enough and how 
 we can use data to build stronger\, more strategic programs. Whether you a
 re a funder\, a leader\, or a facilitator\, this session will help you und
 erstand the evidence behind the work. \n\nBy the end of this session\, pa
 rticipants will be able to: \n\n1. Identify the main types of studies use
 d to look at abuse intervention and what each one can (and cannot) tell us
 . \n\n2. Explain why official police records often fail to show the full 
 picture of a person’s behavior or a survivor’s safety. \n\n3. Describ
 e different ways to measure impact\, including survivor feedback\, shift i
 n core beliefs\, and community accountability. \n\n4. Learn how to tell t
 he difference between a high-quality study and data that might be misleadi
 ng or incomplete. \n\n5. Use current research trends to make strategic de
 cisions about program design and funding.\n\n  \n\nRegistration closes N
 ovember 27\, 2026. The training cost $20 (nonrefundable). Payment must be 
 received by  November 27\, 2026. For questions regarding the training ple
 ase contact Caroline.caulfield@gcfv.ga.gov.
URL:https://gcfv.georgia.gov/events/2026-12-01/does-it-work-research-overvi
 ew-effectiveness-intervention-strategies
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