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Save The Date!
16th Annual BISC-MI Conference

April 13th, 14th, 15th 2011
Location will be the the 
Ann Arbor Marriott Ypsilanti at Eagle Crest


2010


National Conference in South East Michigan 

Save The Date: November 4th & 5th, 2010 

Be A Part of This Pioneering Event!

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Organization 
History

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A resource to learm more about our past conferences and resources


AQUILA
BATTERER INTERVENTION PROGRAM EFFECTIVENESS
The AQUILA Working Group is dedicated to providing accurate, evidence-based information about batterer intervention programs and their impact on men who batter. 
We are committed to enhancing dialogue and public awareness about these programs and about the potential for change for many men who have a history of domestic violence. 



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BISC-MI Statewide Hub Meetings
 

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Efforts to update the Michigan Standards for 
Batterer Intervention Programs

BIPSCC

Batterer Intervention Provider Standards Compliance Council

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To find a Batterer Intervention Program in Michigan that 
meets or exceeds the Michigan Standards


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BISC-MI Mission Statement

  • We will provide a working forum for interaction and information sharing among agencies and individuals concerned with the provision of batterer intervention services in Michigan.
  • We will help create and maintain coordinated community actions that hold batterers accountable for their behavior and promote safety and empowerment for victims.
  • We will give safety, needs, and concerns of victims/survivors priority over the interests of batterers or any batterer intervention service model.
  • We will promote social change which works toward a society based on equality and nonviolence.