Badge of Dishonor Special Series Report, from the Seattle Post Intelligencer - "When Tacoma police Chief David Brame shot his battered wife to death, police officials dismissed the murder-suicide as an aberration. It was not. The Post-Intelligencer has turned up dozens of cases of officers being accused of domestic violence."

Behind the Blue Wall blog - A blog with samplings of cases that involve officer-involved domestic violence.

Brame Tragedy, News Tribune Special Section - "On April 26, 2003, Tacoma Police Chief David Brame fatally wounded his wife, Crystal, and then killed himself. The shootings still reverberate and Tacoma reels from their impact.."

Coaching Boys into Men - A CAMPAIGN TO PREVENT VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND CHILDREN BY THE FAMILY VIOLENCE PREVENTION FUND.

Crystal Judson Brame Memorial Scholarship -This scholarship will honor and remember Crystal while providing financial assistance to college-bound students.

Men's Domestic Abuse Check-Up - "The Men's Domestic Abuse Check-Up is a project for men 18 and older who are concerned or have mixed feelings about their behaviors toward their partner." 1-800-MEN-1089  - Click here to here to listen to their promo ad - with Lane speaking for the program. (See bottom of this page for more info.)

National Center for Women & Policing - "A division of the Feminist Majority Foundation, the National Center for Women & Policing (NCWP), promotes increasing the numbers of women at all ranks of law enforcement as a strategy to improve police response to violence against women, reduce police brutality and excessive force, and strengthen community policing reforms."

Officer-Involved Domestic Violence Network [OIDVN} - Includes list of links to officer-involved presence on the web, activism on cases in the news, support for victims and whatever else presents itself. OIDVN also tracks national cases of officer-involved dv cases in the news - and from that, created and maintains the officer-involved domestic violence fatality photo display

	The Men's Check-Up is a project conducted by the University of Washington School of Social Work in collaboration with the University of Minnesota . This study is funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse. What's unique about the project? * Non-judgmental staff * Taking part is voluntary and confidential * It's free * Anonymous participation is welcomed * All conversations are over the telephone	Men's Domestic Abuse Check-Up University of Washington School of Social Work http://depts.washington.edu/mcheckup/ mcheckup@u.washington.edu 1-800-MEN-1089 (1-800-636-1089) Participants are compensated for assisting in this research.
The Men's Domestic Abuse Check-Up is a project for men 18 and older who are concerned or have mixed feelings about their behaviors toward their partner.		What is the purpose? 1) To provide a free, non-judgmental and confidential opportunity for men to take stock of their behavior and think through their options. 2) To determine if the services we provide are effective How much time is needed? Men who are eligible will be involved in 6 phone conversations over a 2 month period.