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Adrienne E. Adams, PhD Assistant Professor, Psychology 139B Psychology Bldg., 316 Physics Rd. Michigan State University E. Lansing, MI 48824-1116 adamsadr@msu.edu http://vaw.msu.edu/faculty/adams/ Dr. Adams was trained in the CAP model by Cris Sullivan in 2002, and has trained and supervised numerous advocates since then. She has also trained CAP supervisors in the model and worked closely with Turning Point, Inc., in Mount Clemens as they adopted the model in 2009. |
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Nicole Allen, PhD Associate Professor, Psychology University of Illinois 721 Psychology Bldg. 603 E. Daniel Street, M/C 716 Champaign, IL 61820 217-333-6739 allenne@illinois.edu Dr. Allen was trained in the CAP model by Cris Sullivan in the mid-90s and took the program to the University of Illinois, where it has been in existence for over 10 years. Dr. Allen has trained numerous CAP advocates as well as supervisors over the years. |
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Cris M. Sullivan, PhD Director, MSU Research Consortium on Gender-based Violence 130 Psychology Bldg., 316 Physics Rd. Michigan State University E. Lansing, MI 48824-1116 1-517-353-8867 sulliv22@msu.edu http://vaw.msu.edu/faculty/sullivan/ Dr. Sullivan first developed CAP in 1986, in collaboration with a number of domestic violence survivors and advocates. She has trained and supervised hundreds of advocates over the years, and is now collaborating on the Health Advocacy Project as well as the dissemination of CAP in Monterrey, Mexico. |
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Angela L. Walden, MA Institute for Juvenile Research 1747 W. Roosevelt Rd. Chicago, IL 60608 1-805-748-3586 walden1@illinois.edu In addition to supervising the implementation of the Community Advocacy model with women who have experienced intimate partner violence, Angela served as the instructor and supervisor of a Community Advocacy model intervention adapted for use with juvenile-justice involved adolescent girls. In total, she has supervised over 50 advocates and approximately 75 clients. Angela has co-facilitated training on the Community Advocacy model with community service providers and conducted several invited workshops in community settings based on aspects of the Community Advocacy intervention model. |
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Dr. Cris M. Sullivan
Director, MSU Research Consortium on Gender-based Violence
Professor, Ecological/Community Psychology
Michigan State University
Director, MSU Research Consortium on Gender-based Violence
Professor, Ecological/Community Psychology
Michigan State University
