PCE Videos

Prosecuting Attorney Eric Zahnd of Platte County, Missouri, presented, “Working from Home – Pros and Cons” at PCE’s June pop-up: Lessons Learned from the Pandemic.

Jonathan Kurland and Patti Powers of AEquitas presented “Working with Victims and Witnesses Remotely” at PCE’s June pop-up: Lessons Learned from the Pandemic.

Commonwealth Attorney Shannon Taylor of Henrico, Virginia, presented “Remote Court Proceedings – What Should We Keep?” at PCE’s June pop-up: Lessons Learned from the Pandemic.

Chief Assistant Deisy Hernandez of the Office of the State Attorney Miami-Dade County, Florida, presented “Remote Court Proceedings – What Issues Need to Be Resolved?” at PCE’s June pop-up: Lessons Learned from the Pandemic.

Measuring the Miracle: The Concept of Recovery Capital (Duration: 00:17:36)

Program Director Susan Broderick of the National District Attorneys Association

Prosecutor Wellness Curriculum – Institute for Innovation in Prosecution (Duration: 00:12:47)

Rena Paul, Esq., and Alison Trenk, LCSW

In-House Prosecutor Wellness Programs (Duration: 00:14:55)

Deputy District Attorney Mary Ashley of the San Bernardino District Attorney’s Office, California

In-House Prosecutor Wellness Programs (Duration: 00:12:15)

County Attorney Kirsten Pabst of Missoula County, Montana

Alameda County District Attorney’s Office (CA)

The Alameda County District Attorney’s Office in Oakland, California spearheaded the Justice Restoration Project (ACJRP) for felony offenders to reduce recidivism by providing peer support and resources to offenders.

In November 2020, the National Black Prosecutors Association in collaboration with PCE and other partners hosted a four-hour training that examined biases in the criminal justice system, using scientific data and case studies. Approximately 300 participants were provided with actionable strategies to bring about a more equitable justice system and to maintain the integrity of the legal system.