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Each year, we work with friends and families of victims of homicide to create a digital memorial for the National Day of...
08/31/2026

Each year, we work with friends and families of victims of homicide to create a digital memorial for the National Day of Remembrance for Homicide Victims on September 25th.

We encourage you to share the stories of your loved ones in the way you feel is best. Please submit by Friday, September 18th.

08/26/2026

🐾 Today is National Dog Day 🐾
At the TNDAGC, we’re especially grateful for these five special Facility Dogs, who do more than wag their tails—they help bring comfort, courage, and hope to child victims across Tennessee. ❤️
These dogs are there when young victims need a friend, a calming presence, and a little extra strength during courtroom testimony and forensic interviews.
Learn more about them here: https://www.tndagc.org/facility-dogs/

08/21/2026

Back to school & back to screens.
As part of our Internet Crimes Against Children series, we've posted 6 tips over the past two weeks to help parents and caregivers protect kids from online predators & other digital dangers.
Tip #6: Warning Signs to Watch For
It's a good time to make online safety part of the conversation at home.

08/19/2026

Back to school & back to screens.
As part of our Internet Crimes Against Children series, we're posting six tips to help parents and caregivers protect kids from online predators & other digital dangers.
Tip #5: Make sure your child can report mistakes without fear or punishment.
It's a good time to make online safety part of the conversation at home.

08/17/2026

Back to school & back to screens.
As part of our Internet Crimes Against Children series, we're posting six tips to help parents and caregivers protect kids from online predators & other digital dangers.
Tip #4: Have onging and open conversations with your child.
A little awareness can go a long way toward keeping Tennessee kids safer online.

08/14/2026

Back to school means back to screens, too.
We're sharing 6 tips over the next two weeks, as part of our Internet Crimes Against Children series, to help parents and caregivers protect kids from online predators & other digital dangers.
Tip #3: Device security & monitoring your child.
District Attorneys General across Tennessee and their law enforcement partners are investigating these types of cases daily.

08/12/2026

Back to school means back to screens, too.
As part of our Internet Crimes Against Children series, we're sharing 6 tips over the next two weeks to help parents and caregivers protect kids from online predators & other digital dangers.
Tip #2: Know every app that your child is on.
It's a good time to make online safety part of the conversation at home.

08/10/2026

Back to school means back to screens, too.
As kids head back to class, it’s a good time to make online safety part of the conversation at home.
As part of our Internet Crimes Against Children series, we’ll be sharing 6 tips over the next two weeks to help parents and caregivers protect kids from online predators and other digital dangers.
Tip #1: Delay Unrestricted Access
A little awareness can go a long way toward keeping Tennessee kids safer online.

07/31/2026

We asked our law clerks for some parting thoughts as they closed out their summers.

07/28/2026

An estimated 5 million older Americans experience elder abuse, neglect and exploitation. To help protect seniors & vulnerable adults, the 27th Judicial District Attorney General's Office is offering a FREE training event for senior citizens, law enforcement, and anyone interested in learning the warning signs & red flags of scams and abuse.
Registration information is below 👇 We hope you'll join us!

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Nashville, TN
37219

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