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An EJC and Benjamin Rose Institute on Aging Webinar: Exploring the Elder Abuse Prevention and Prosecution Act
Join us for this special event on Monday, November 20 at 2 PM ET to discuss the Elder Abuse Prevention and Prosecution Act, recently signed into law. Sponsored by the Elder Justice Coalition and Benjamin Rose Institute on Aging, this webinar will explore: - the background of the Act - the implementation of the Act - tools for advocates Register here! Agenda: Moderator: Brian Lindberg, Public Policy Director, Elder Justice Coalition Opening Remarks: Robert Blancato, National Coordinator, Elder Justice Coalition Richard Browdie, President & CEO, Benjamin Rose Institute on Aging Elder Abuse Prevention and Prosecution Act Background: Evelyn Fortier, Professional Staff, U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee and Khaliyl Lane, Professional Staff, Senator Richard Blumenthal Elder Abuse Prevention and Prosecution Act Implementation Andy Mao, Deputy Director of the Commercial Litigation Branch of the Civil Division and Coordinator of the Elder Justice Initiative, Department of Justice (Invited) Tools We Can Use: A Prosecutor's Perspective Paul R. Greenwood, Deputy District Attorney, Head of Elder Abuse Prosecution Unit, San Diego, California District Attorney's Office
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The Elder Abuse Prevention and Prosecution Act is vital in addressing elder abuse. It strengthens protections, enhances legal responses, and provides resources for vulnerable seniors. 5/17/2025 04:23:59 am
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