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What can be done to better serve victims of identity theft in native communities?
Dee Koester, the Founder and Executive Director of WomenSpirit Coalition, along with Cheryl Neskahi Coan, the Victim Services Liaison, will discuss their efforts to do so by forming an Identity Theft and Cybercrime program.
WomenSpirit Coalition is a tribal domestic violence and sexual assault coalition in Washington State, which is associated with the Indigenous Crime Victim Services Referral and Resource Center.
Information on the connection between identity theft and other types of victimization, focusing on the intersectionality of identity theft and domestic violence will also be covered during this event.
Dee Koester, the Founder and Executive Director of WomenSpirit Coalition, along with Cheryl Neskahi Coan, the Victim Services Liaison, will discuss their efforts to do so by forming an Identity Theft and Cybercrime program.
WomenSpirit Coalition is a tribal domestic violence and sexual assault coalition in Washington State, which is associated with the Indigenous Crime Victim Services Referral and Resource Center.
Information on the connection between identity theft and other types of victimization, focusing on the intersectionality of identity theft and domestic violence will also be covered during this event.
Name: Laura Cook
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Email: [email protected]
Date Created: December 12, 2019