Expert Witness in Domestic and Sexual Violence
Ronald R. Clark, Jr., is a highly respected expert in the field of domestic violence, with over two decades of experience as a consultant and educator. As the Co-Director of Agape Community Ministries and an adjunct instructor at George Fox University, Ron has dedicated his career to addressing intimate partner violence (IPV) through both academic and practical lenses. His extensive background includes serving as a domestic violence consultant for the Northwest Marriage Institute and the Association of Marriage and Family Ministry while providing expert witness testimony for the Oregon Coalition for Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault. He has served on the Oregon Attorney General’s Sexual Assault Task Force and is a member of the Multnomah Family Violence Council. He is a 2019 recipient of the Oregon Coalition Against Domestic & Sexual Violence’s Midori Hamilton Award. Ron’s commitment to social justice and his deep understanding of IPV dynamics make him an invaluable resource for legal professionals seeking expert testimony in domestic violence cases.
In addition to his consulting work, Ron has authored several influential books and articles on domestic violence, including Freeing the Oppressed: A Call to the Church Concerning Domestic Abuse and Setting the Captives Free: A Christian Theology of Domestic Violence. His publications and presentations have been instrumental in shaping the discourse around domestic violence within faith communities and beyond. Ron’s ability to integrate theological insights with practical strategies for addressing abuse has earned him recognition as a leading voice in the field. Legal attorneys will find his expertise and experience particularly beneficial when navigating the complexities in domestic violence cases.
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