Kristine Lizdas

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  Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

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  Kristine Lizdas, Esq., is Director of the National Center on Legal Approaches to Prevent Family Violence (NCLAPFV), a legal resource center of BWJP. Additionally, Kristine co-directs BWJP's Policy Division, supporting both its legal system and policy reform work. As Director of the NCLAPFV, Kristine oversees BWJP's work under several federal grants. Kristine writes and teaches on the implementation and enforcement of domestic violence firearm prohibitions, gender discrimination issues, criminal and family law practice, and restorative justice. Kristine has served as faculty for the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges, the National Judicial Institute on Domestic Violence, the Center for Justice Innovation, the International Association of Chiefs of Police, the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, and the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts. Kristine currenty serves on the Minnesota Judicial Council's Committee for Equality and Justice, including the Access and Fairness subcommittee. She has served as board member and co-chair for Violence Free Minnesota, and served on the Constituent Advisory Council for the National Domestic Violence Hotline. She served as a Consultant for Praxis International's Blueprint for Safety Demonstration Initiative. She also previously served as a SANBE Foundation Board member, chairing the Community Fund Committee. Prior to joining BWJP, Kristine worked for the Duluth DAIP as a community organizer, leading several community assessments (institutional ethnographies) of Duluth’s response to domestic violence, and co-authoring a manual on the assessment process. During this time, Kristine worked closely with probation, prosecution and rural law enforcement in developing model responses to domestic violence. Her international work includes supervising Georgetown University law students on a domestic violence fact-finding mission in Ghana, and serving as a project evaluator in Armenia and Moldova. Kristine has represented clients through the Volunteer Family Law Program of the Legal Aid Society of Minneapolis, and asylum applicants with Advocates for Human Rights. She is licensed to practice law in Minnesota and Illinois. Bwjp

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  Kristine Lizdas, Esq., is Director of the National Center on Legal Approaches to Prevent Family Violence (NCLAPFV), a legal resource center of BWJP. Additionally, Kristine co-directs BWJP's Policy Division, supporting both its legal system and policy reform work. As Director of the NCLAPFV, Kristine oversees BWJP's work under several federal grants. Kristine writes and teaches on the implementation and enforcement of domestic violence firearm prohibitions, gender discrimination issues, criminal and family law practice, and restorative justice. Kristine has served as faculty for the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges, the National Judicial Institute on Domestic Violence, the Center for Justice Innovation, the International Association of Chiefs of Police, the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, and the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts. Kristine currenty serves on the Minnesota Judicial Council's Committee for Equality and Justice, including the Access and Fairness subcommittee. She has served as board member and co-chair for Violence Free Minnesota, and served on the Constituent Advisory Council for the National Domestic Violence Hotline. She served as a Consultant for Praxis International's Blueprint for Safety Demonstration Initiative. She also previously served as a SANBE Foundation Board member, chairing the Community Fund Committee. Prior to joining BWJP, Kristine worked for the Duluth DAIP as a community organizer, leading several community assessments (institutional ethnographies) of Duluth’s response to domestic violence, and co-authoring a manual on the assessment process. During this time, Kristine worked closely with probation, prosecution and rural law enforcement in developing model responses to domestic violence. Her international work includes supervising Georgetown University law students on a domestic violence fact-finding mission in Ghana, and serving as a project evaluator in Armenia and Moldova. Kristine has represented clients through the Volunteer Family Law Program of the Legal Aid Society of Minneapolis, and asylum applicants with Advocates for Human Rights. She is licensed to practice law in Minnesota and Illinois.

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  Kristine Lizdas has prior experience in the following industries:
  Battered Womens Justice Project , Battered Womens Justice Project , Battered Womens Justice Project , Domestic Abuse Intervention Programs

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  Bwjp , Battered Womens Justice Project , Battered Womens Justice Project , Battered Womens Justice Project , Domestic Abuse Intervention Programs .

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