Evidence-based policing: The response to family violence and gender-driven crime

12th August 2021Assistant Commissioner Lauren Callaway, Victoria Police

Targeting family violence and gender-driven crimes is a challenge for law enforcement around the world; ahead of next week’s Australia and New Zealand Society of Evidence-Based Policing Conference, Lauren Callaway, Assistant Commissioner of Family Violence Command for Victoria Police, outlines some of the key steps taken by the force – both in its approach to crimes in the community, and in tackling issues within the organisation – to make people safer.

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Evidence-based policing: The response to family violence and gender-driven crime

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