[Mdt_members] CAMI Weekly News: March 19-23, 2018

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CAMI Weekly News

Recent Publications, News, and Releases

Recent Publications, News, and Releases

Revised OR Interviewing Guidelines

MDT Day 2018

National Child Abuse Prevention Month 2018

Report on Substance Exposed Infants

Children’s Justice Act Priorities Survey

Cares NW: Accepting Proposals for a Washington County Location

Solicitations& Trainings

OCFIT

Impression Management for Investigating Officers

PublicHealth Approaches
to
Addressing Neonatal Abstinence syndrome

OJJDP-NTTAC
Upcoming trainings

2018 Crime Victim Law Conference

Child Welfare Virtual Expo 2018

CVSD Training Webpage Link<https://www.doj.state.or.us/crime-victims/training-opportunities/training-highlights/>

Employment

ONCAIC: Executive Director

Liberty House: Child Forensic Interviewer & Family Support Specialist

Liberty House: Pediatric Medical Provider

Liberty House:
Bilingual Mental Health Therapist

The CAMI Program is excited to announce that the Revised Oregon Interviewing Guidelines (4th edition, 2018) are now available! Please check them out here<https://www.doj.state.or.us/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/OIG-2018-final-1.pdf> on the CAMI web page. The CAMI Program is grateful for the hard work, expertise, and time devoted to accomplishing this project by the Oregon Network of Child Abuse Intervention Centers, the CAMI Regional Service Providers, and the many, many, individuals and organizations who assisted them.  We are also grateful for the funding provided by Oregon’s Children’s Justice Act Task Force, without which this revision would not have been possible. For the convenience of anyone needing it, the previous version of the Oregon Interviewing Guidelines can still be found on the CAMI web page as well.

Register Now for MDT DAY!
When: Monday, April 16, 2018
Where: Red Lion Jantzen Beach
Featuring Abby Collier: MS, Director, National Center for Fatality Review & Prevention
MDT Day 2018 will focus on refreshing general MDT meeting skills with an emphasis on fatality review. Our feature presenter will be Abby Collier, Director of the National Center for Fatality Review and Prevention. Topics will include tips for effective, victim centered meetings, prevention oriented fatality review, spotlight on teen suicide and other increasing causes of child death, and keeping your team healthy. This training is recommended for MDT and Fatality Review Team members interested in learning or refreshing case review skills.
Reimbursement Information: Reimbursement of one night lodging 4/15 or 4/16 at no more than the GSA rate<https://www.gsa.gov/travel/plan-book/per-diem-rates/per-diem-rates-lookup/?action=perdiems_report&state=OR&fiscal_year=2018&zip=&city=>, and mileage at the GSA rate<https://www.gsa.gov/travel/plan-book/transportation-airfare-rates-pov-rates-etc/privately-owned-vehicle-pov-mileage-reimbursement-rates> will be available to those MDT members traveling more than 50 miles who register and attend MDT day. Please note that we cannot reimburse mileage for those already traveling in order to attend the Clackamas County Child Abuse and Family Violence Summit.
Registration Link: https://camimdt2018.eventbrite.com

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Engaging the Community, Promoting Prevention

A simple way to spread the word<http://lists.icfwebservices.com/t/350321/3402907/34876/2/> on National Child Abuse Prevention Month.

Sharing your thoughts on prevention and valuable resources is easy with our sample outreach materials<http://lists.icfwebservices.com/t/350321/3402907/34877/4/>. These free, ready-to-use tools will help you do the following:

  *   Join the conversation on social media using our sample posts to share resources with colleagues and friends. Follow us on Facebook<http://lists.icfwebservices.com/t/350321/3402907/21151/7/> and Twitter<http://lists.icfwebservices.com/t/350321/3402907/21152/13/> to make sharing even easier!
  *   Create visual interest on your websites, newsletters, and blogs with our widgets<http://lists.icfwebservices.com/t/350321/3402907/34878/31/>, quickly connecting your audience to Prevention Month resources.
  *   Inspire others with video stories<http://lists.icfwebservices.com/t/350321/3402907/34879/32/> from state and national organizations that show the true value of community-based child abuse prevention programs.
  *   Encourage the community by adding email signatures to your communications to get involved in making your hometown a better place for children and families.

These time-saving tools are made for you to connect with families, partners, and the media.

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Use this post to share these outreach tools with your networks!
Want to get the word out on #PreventionMonth? Use these tools to do it! https://go.usa.gov/xnHTM<http://lists.icfwebservices.com/t/350321/3402907/34880/33/> #NCAPM2018

What else could we provide you? Take our survey<http://lists.icfwebservices.com/t/350321/3402907/34738/34/> to tell us how we can make your work easier.

For more information on Prevention Month<http://lists.icfwebservices.com/t/350321/3402907/34881/35/>, or to order your Resource Guide, contact Child Welfare Information Gateway at 1.800.394.3366 or info at childwelfare.gov<mailto:info at childwelfare.gov>.

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The National Center on Substance Abuse and Child Welfare (NCSACW) is pleased to announce the availability of Substance Exposed Infants: A Report on Progress in Practice and Policy Development in States Participating in A Program of In-Depth Technical Assistance, September 2014 to September 2016.<https://ncsacw.samhsa.gov/files/IDTA_Executive_Summary.pdf>

This Executive Summary highlights the lessons, challenges and barriers, state strategies, and progress made to strengthen collaboration and linkages among multiple systems and stakeholders to improve outcomes for infants with prenatal substance exposure, their caregivers, and families from the five participating states: Connecticut, Kentucky, Minnesota (with a focus on tribal communities), New Jersey, and Virginia.

The NCSACW’s Substance Exposed Infants In-Depth Technical Assistance (SEI-IDTA) initiative, funded by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s (SAMHSA) Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT) and the Administration on Children, Youth and Families (ACYF), Children’s Bureau’s Office on Child Abuse and Neglect (OCAN), is designed to help states respond to growing concerns about opioid use during pregnancy, the increasing number of infants with prenatal substance exposure, and the lack of coordinated and ongoing services needed to support infants, families, and caregivers during the critical postpartum and infancy period.

For questions about this resource or to request technical assistance, please contact the NCSACW at ncsacw at cffutures.org<mailto:ncsacw at cffutures.org> or 1-866-493-2758.

Children’s Justice Act Priorities Survey

Every year, the Oregon Children’s Justice Act (CJA) Task Force receives a federal grant to fund projects that address INVESTIGATION, PROSECUTION, and JUDICIAL HANDLING of suspected child abuse or neglect cases. The Task Force is currently prioritizing how to spend this money over the next three years. Your voice matters! By completing this anonymous survey, you will be part of this discussion. Please complete and submit the survey by March 26th. The survey should take less than 10 minutes to complete. You can follow the link below to access the survey and anonymously submit your feedback. Please feel free to pass along this survey to others who work in the field of child abuse intervention.

If you have already completed and submitted the survey, thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts!

Please follow link below:
CJA Budgetary Priorities Survey

CARES NORTHWEST ACCEPTING PROPOSALS FOR A WASHINGTON COUNTY LOCATION

CARES Northwest is excited to announce a new opportunity to improve access, response and services for children, families and community partners. We are accepting proposals for a CARES Northwest location in Washington County.

Due Date: March 30, 2018 by 5:00pm.

Eligible Applicants: Any entity (including not-for-profit corporations, for-profit entities, health systems, government agencies) with a minimum of 4,875 square feet of office/clinic space available in Washington Co.

Requested Services: Child abuse medical evaluations, forensic interviews, family support/advocacy, and trauma focused cognitive behavioral therapy. Depending on funding and availability of space, other services may include intake triage, prevention, offices for community partners, and space for training community members.

Goal of Services: Our goal is to make CARES Northwest services more accessible to Washington County children, families and community partners.

Request for Proposal (Summary, Instructions, Application Form):

http://www.caresnw.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/CARESNorthwestRFP_WashingtonCoLocation_Feb2018.pdf

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Oregon Child Forensic Interview Training (OCFIT)
This 3 1/2 day, comprehensive training teaches the Oregon Interviewing Guidelines Forensic Interview Structure, which is designed to gather the greatest amount of reliable information in a child sensitive, developmentally-appropriate, and legally-defensible manner. The Oregon Child Forensic Interview Training is evidence-based, supported by current research, and approved by the National Children's Alliance to meet the Forensic Interview Training Standards. Click the following link for information about upcoming trainings:
OCFIT<http://www.childabuseintervention.org/training/ocfit>
Impression Management for
Investigating Officers

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The investigating officer (IO) is one of the most important witnesses in a sexual assault trial. The IO is often the one who sits at counsel table and ties all the evidence together at the end. The investigator may testify several times if necessary - often during the prosecution´s case in chief and again in rebuttal.
From attire, to voice, to preparation, investigators must look and act the part. They should present as knowledgeable, credible, and likable.

Investigators should also be able to detail their training and experience from memory, explain their role in the instant case, and use practical analogies to explain complicated facts. The investigator should do all of this while maintaining eye contact with jurors, and a pleasant, respectful tone of voice - even on cross-examination.

If you're wondering "How do I do all that?" our newest Training Bulletin is for you.

New Training Bulletin

In our latest Training Bulletin, prosecution expert Dr. Wendy Patrick highlights the importance of impression management for investigating officers (IO's) and provides detailed guidance on how to achieve that goal when testifying in a sexual assault trial.

First, she explains the role of the IO as a foundational witness, and offers a number of techniques for forming successful first impressions. No detail is too small - from the color of your suit, to the organization of your notes.

Dr. Patrick then discusses strategies to humanize the IO, and connect with shared values of judges and jurors. Can you pass her "Kitchen Table Test" for testifying IO's?  Read more and find out.

Not Just What You Say

The Training Bulletin then offers guidance on nonverbal behaviors and the use of language, because words matter, and never more than during a sexual assault trial. Technical jargon and "legalese" get in the way of effective communication. Humor can be a very dangerous strategy, but effective if used in very careful and strategic ways.
Dr. Patrick concludes by walking through the stages of the case trial, and detailing specific techniques for "anticipating the objection" and "staying cool in the hot seat." For anyone testifying in a sexual assault trial, you won't want to miss out on her expertise.

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About the Author

[http://files.constantcontact.com/92c68a09001/a04a5a65-f458-4c46-8d16-b6575ce36cd7.png]Wendy L. Patrick is a San Diego County Deputy District Attorney, recognized by her peers as one of the Top Ten criminal attorneys in San Diego by the San Diego Daily Transcript, and named the Public Lawyer of the Year by the California State Bar Public Law Section. Dr. Patrick has completed over 160 trials ranging from hate crimes, to domestic violence, to first-degree murder.

In her current assignment in the Special Operations Division, she handles sensitive cases involving public officials, officer-involved shootings, and attorney misconduct. In her previous assignment in the Sex Crimes and Human Trafficking Division of the San Diego County District Attorney's Office, Dr. Patrick prosecuted sexually violent predators, human traffickers, stalkers, rapists, and child molesters.  She served as co-chair of the statewide California District Attorneys Association Sexually Violent Predator Committee, and Human Trafficking Committee.

Dr. Patrick supplemented her comprehensive career experience, having worked as both a prosecutor and a criminal defense attorney, with extensive research in connection with her PhD thesis. Her dissertation focused on the psychology of attraction as used by sex offenders and other undesirables, and how to spot the red flags - both on and offline.

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This project is supported by Grant No. 2015-TA-AX-K015 awarded by the Office on Violence Against Women, U.S. Department of Justice. The opinions, findings, conclusions, and recommendations expressed in this publication/program are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women.

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TTA Network Message

The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention's (OJJDP) National Training and Technical Assistance Center (NTTAC) is pleased to announce upcoming webinars and classroom trainings. These events offer the latest information on topics of importance to the field and provide opportunities to learn how to access OJJDP's training and technical assistance (TTA) resources and services.

Webinar Training

Date

Title

Host

March 28, 2018

Sextortion Part 2: What is it and how can we respond?<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc89b2_3I_JyIUrWSCjkL88mOMRozWWrDIvIjlod_ppPmU8kh5tVe0yRHtlo0ViENNV-KrsqeKlOxTVJDbeMyT0_73rnNvYTrS9mSxc_Dz_Vq_J_e1QWCLs1xqRWrku-qCIABs96MJzzuo_3Sf4RwbjljQux30DGVmgf22rgeSQ6j5XaYDUvT2rSe6t4nY_vs75B089XrFSe01YoX3VSGyv16B_Fp090FEZWGMFGvwmVPeHxRiHk7iYlZVg3eMNYN6QBSv9qZkXXO76VyzVBGMECg-FIwczUD8FfOYy44-TS-pOsKt0mCK4qFeKquGbqkpLrX7kvo9R-eIx02ayxRSpXDIt0v8FB4mNbaTnN2jO_u&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

National Criminal Justice Training Center of Fox Valley Technical College

April 26, 2018

Creative Corroboration in Child Abuse Cases<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc3pnRA3RGTeD1gYSna4-5UINX6ffcZoqp-scR3_epG_aFmZQmkgWkzgKxXGlYdP-bK_BWOvSplqmB9UTDtlHZiPqY7kY4zJViHIWdS_DyR0GjteSMrh3G8EdLkgQNGU6fMZ0zoHzzOo-0EKrXFwIr-ZQBjNqM-CiYQ==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

Midwest Regional Children's Advocacy Center

May 10, 2018

Working with Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming Adolescents in a Clinical Context - Part 1<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc3pnRA3RGTeDwXmUMA5DKNg2IStmu7XmWAnlYT0HIwNO3dzvh8zBGhhKyoE1LoVy4GSQnVb0-9UDTZ-CsPYqDDw2kd8QMyBq-iMrY8AQSQ8BnKGiOy-b0Z78Iv5z9eYgjX0vSzuXUXAw3hj65eyKvNTioIa-dhsSyA==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

Midwest Regional Children's Advocacy Center

May 24, 2018

Working with Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming Adolescents in a Clinical Context - Part 2<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc3pnRA3RGTeDeS-Q_bnadXzbWRZxmR4GsbVhVEMEInIXhxLEipsaaHuFP4qrfza73WdCzF78tOc_-1Ts0Vz2o9ThYIjeNC9hCeXVik4Y7CRTKcbWdFidG7acdRtXvWrCC1uIeef4_-5nnmvznfMPjTwq249WVLoa8w==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

Midwest Regional Children's Advocacy Center

June 28, 2018

It Really Is "Normal to be Normal" in Child Sexual Abuse<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc3pnRA3RGTeDJzA8rZuk8DfapvNVLjt2fmMOLAfWa756o5vtPAxCjnHjfWLPGO2rHP8Bfs8tYpn1zUAVzLXOGYQWqsgf__glkGY4Q1_upawbgj2Y9TdXkRU4HF4Vx5qmJ5u1oDvaUAW4iuItfWJ_10sYYiwJ3r494A==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

Midwest Regional Children's Advocacy Center

July 26, 2018

Social Conformity and the MDT: Awareness Is Key!<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc3pnRA3RGTeDFNvEll4RQUpO7IZKzSITOO7GyVA_B4NIglfp7_5vTrIVq-V4amrjHV6NRfOsplYPRG22HS1U9vCHozLUTutd7scwh30leqb4tUZxvBDqO8sxqa1m6_w9gN9r1w2fBkPMW6jrXSmX1fiwXsKO4a1_NA==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

Midwest Regional Children's Advocacy Center

August 9, 2018

Developing Trauma Informed Partnerships with Schools and Other CAC Partners - Part 1<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc3pnRA3RGTeDLfj1myD8_XsWmBPUruz7DE4HUHQhSV4lP28XU4k5_GN6DD-gGrwtRxmBVxKorgxBJ2N0UsO-DnZPuHREX5CnRR5wJoqnf5WKzOxWdiF4YbLogsiFE9zsjnr9sJW2CDWvz6k_8q5jJpLpTHnbL1Bu7SFnHXwknUkl&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

Midwest Regional Children's Advocacy Center

August 23, 2018

Developing Trauma Informed Partnerships with Schools and Other CAC Partners - Part 2<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc3pnRA3RGTeDv9oaijj-KNxqznHjRr9HgFVR7LaENHNS1bA94SKLzedfvy20l5UfzXoZ5u-sio5ZUvraF02wwZh96X0-YaGZgamJjSmUGvGdeLSfLRXLfDxtBS4EicuuHF27WP9_DTJ-5c6VTUh3A-70UAZMFqq0XEUPlHzVfIDG&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

Midwest Regional Children's Advocacy Center

September 13, 2018

Leveraging Program Evaluation and Data to Improve Your Services - Part 1<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc3pnRA3RGTeDalk2P5XJRKlZGsyIE1vy1lA2uxkERp4LFfHXstajZXdFLz1Phpzs9rnkEuLrDqPrfgy533A6DoPZiFZTawsHCQskT9Gt1AsZSqz7PI7KWU6kWqq46Fkz5OMBnbmuIKX2tldOkMRX7j7oo4zYNJPXew==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

Midwest Regional Children's Advocacy Center

September 27, 2018

Leveraging Program Evaluation and Data to Improve Your Services - Part 2<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc3pnRA3RGTeDgguY0R1eN4l5HrydDwuEyzPKjcq5nCcCHPoYxd8l_6OwtNN8TSDF_1DjUh7gjWQ1NYUaul8VlgiVKJMwvxOIzcG9zHbka3KbawKSFXdPO14lvzWSPvpLEn2ZObANB8RyBdo_k0z77x3OlWWz7Re-5w==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

Midwest Regional Children's Advocacy Center

October 11, 2018

Working Effectively with Muslim Youth and Their Families - Part 1<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc3pnRA3RGTeDNlicRrIbjVmfaxzj0jYtA38WFjaqaB39waZmry-GhFPRfaXsyOtNLmoH2ZqvnYe1G1awrHU1VdZVNt99pEPlYBrT63n1f58XmE39Kle0O75S7koD9jZgBp88KywcTHrc4m8fGDl-YTX7hYTBRqLDgQ==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

Midwest Regional Children's Advocacy Center

October 25, 2018

Working Effectively with Muslim Youth and Their Families - Part 2<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc3pnRA3RGTeDM04lfc-g1uyvctrbaxltKH_FHoTt-D50ElHvKEyRm3sX26jh3zREQ3eXON5atUEVsXKA6QpxenUTGKwQeMc-JWzf9g-G9HZfXZBnuORJNv7JHKq3FVgrdDVFdCJrReAcs5lR1iBL0lsf9NGuAZbwoA==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

Midwest Regional Children's Advocacy Center

November 15, 2018

Considerations for Forensic Interviews with Vulnerable Adults<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc3pnRA3RGTeDBlUQ3lyn5arCgAfgPEInnNcMbq9e78j9qOr9I6oIiHaTZmQfA1gFauAIpeZ1vzxNbFH5lh42asUFOeUgmdO59QVE6yqgurUXEJapu6cr8PcfkhzJNIO5Mp21o7UVcuMbczuTX1-Ny_fZjHIbj1-DNw==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

Midwest Regional Children's Advocacy Center

December 6, 2018

Blueprint For System Change: The American Indian Collaborative<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc3pnRA3RGTeDQY-tKup1KxBXXjUBD_y0Xd8qMOoBNWU4OsSwuP__S18fbQe4zvY4PdlyT9iakYUcmakNIK1FJktCt3AKYkhQz85umn7j0XUxOEN8YVovBnssz6JiC3FnY11b6s0MdkKiMzOwqDXLLG9i0yxE0YDZCQ==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

Midwest Regional Children's Advocacy Center

December 20, 2018

The Internet of Things: Understanding and Using IoT to Prove Your Case<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc3pnRA3RGTeDl-I6nNLE9UbtxpnAZm6L5H5HVMxNPhZ6YO9vYJFvRB7XOhoTrCzK1uHNSpjuGptw7jd4OklwNOhG2dD4AC3JI0Dr3r97l25d4fq_QPqGi8INeH8tENe6yW1jpd2tU6iy-KhdO0xMjIWSSTaTXNK7Zw==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

Midwest Regional Children's Advocacy Center

Classroom Training

Date

Title<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5oQ1prgTAiE4VPLLxQELk3gko0PBFHoPUYxfv2vh4JSJyIn1MtelemR_aK0XGO96hVu_u1i1vEC8IIaoDiEj0DcHJOR8RAks2oJlJQLkV9_BAxz4JFbvRFDzZlmJf69DS4VEUNBaoCEwufgZ3b8olWf9C-ed5cGnIup6M3J-vYqpHsAz7sNtChwNYrysNrROXtBeh_SDa6brxg1dLOyVcUuOB624mTKJu0_ngFUR5dILU=&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

Host

March 26, 2018

Child Abduction Response Team<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5o8_2rTzfAK4tmSxIdKg3dj3_IkAsix2BjbJ4jcrtaZcgTT1LmEW84XWRsNEiez1G8AJOTc84EohIvJMSYt0sYQTmIq42v9Ll9vJs_LpiqFQovDOWEfvEPWwg3T1F3OSTWCO7vIExTx-9QGSwTuN-TLjdUHurzSV16RNkZAWgusQJRifqthxreoe1G6gZEf8q7P-_Osz1cfU4EtXqTIk2E-g==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

National Criminal Justice Training Center of Fox Valley Technical College

March 27, 2018

Advanced Cold Case Long-Term Missing Investigations<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5oQxQYHUS2dAhYFt-vtNPeaUdcOIWgh_iL_ZDNxjLgZJVlvFZP2eB8RW-0AxPbSAmPhKIdwK1S8x_Wh9y8hnexboq68ADWSz_B_kH_JTCxN7WCvkKOMDo25vfnuOitwAEXwmKb8_qLf3mGlLtwj-eUTAB6bcEQB6F1TWZ5_506bpA_t6zOSN6CLPDE1ABH6fXOooXgTFA9bkAClHMmI6b3zcEWrwvgUeH7Fhgtjba_WQA=&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

National Criminal Justice Training Center of Fox Valley Technical College

March 28, 2018

SHIFT Wellness Psycho Educational Program<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc3pnRA3RGTeD2tavPpHvIGm45Us3-Vg0hS3CQoxZxd9LFzyZRO0RxunumDWbHAf8wwGkIKDTEYdrGIH20o7vL0aVXKskgF_RcUYsFS9x8MRsBeMXUvA73F7dNFp5BHYmX-JsirBHLeshQJ2oJJQsnAygpmDhNDkesX0Jd_YHhOpLM_wdNpEDLNxckiocIj42t1EzjMcsSYKxU-9O39W0uOAwu7WSGeeOZg==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

The Innocent Justice Foundation

April 9, 2018

Exploited Children Seminar for Chief Executive Officers<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc36NnAEtWCHxszIky47tYgAz9s_m-WvL8XFlLqEzkdeUoGsTPfB5Gh6I_T6BbgpH3JpWP-vfVt2KjYyQuxmmi1nEpKWTxA9W1BhD4vUZkqoGA1qrtz5i8wUlqBO3IZJ0sMJU59Z1AoqjqBNi5DCKenCzJowDsBF9BTgz_zprwrDK&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC)

April 17, 2018

Child Sex Trafficking:  Awareness & Response Training (CSTAR)<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc36NnAEtWCHxszIky47tYgAz9s_m-WvL8XFlLqEzkdeUoGsTPfB5Gh6I_T6BbgpH3JpWP-vfVt2KjYyQuxmmi1nEpKWTxA9W1BhD4vUZkqoGA1qrtz5i8wUlqBO3IZJ0sMJU59Z1AoqjqBNi5DCKenCzJowDsBF9BTgz_zprwrDK&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC)

April 23, 2018

Multidisciplinary Team Response to Child Sex Trafficking<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5oIk41OcdNZy0iTOw94LxE7ZCvqEvbemb1LmCLHDn_e5T495DzK_vIYMnTfRl0n_1E7G2h0AQd-VFNchiF4Ks5cVhE2gjwnzP5wazbCmXAqOOK3vq13zV_WOfBdKC4_6lPhGaiuahIWSxW_wezjr-Cwr1ijZUzlVYtGv66c5nXXNBCZVjl8xqVkO5lJoZn7gI52YcJXyWwF5N4KZO5yALUtapYXfLgzHGm&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

National Criminal Justice Training Center of Fox Valley Technical College

May 2, 2018

Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) Training<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5oYGCuDi4gtei5mkuNeFWtECEKn4JpxtM591YihvHbza0q3VcHpwYZ_hnOaRtsxnZj6lEKQFkOi_UDMCSsjY9BsCXNx3sgnPIUuQf46omvNAZlWAKkxy4w7A==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

NCAC: Southern Regional Children's Advocacy Center

May 10, 2018

SHIFT Wellness Psycho Educational Program<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc3pnRA3RGTeDkq3bmyH3ggpsk3VYoDytuvU8hEgxGm_WSE0zoRApHckjwvNEq-TSFXww3s_LkZ1ggsTomjhpkMocbUK8jB9H2eqEbHEHAcoemcFuLX8mZL7ecJTPfDbpQKn6U6JIoPhTMUkkMpCJkytxui56j9H5rtzafROhoDGmtSk_0G1bsfo1sEDnMH2abcfblvi9iWIfgKlkJiDS-5jEKz3JFJ0jqw==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

The Innocent Justice Foundation

May 17, 2018

Missing Children Seminar for Chief Executive Officers<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc36NnAEtWCHxszIky47tYgAz9s_m-WvL8XFlLqEzkdeUoGsTPfB5Gh6I_T6BbgpH3JpWP-vfVt2KjYyQuxmmi1nEpKWTxA9W1BhD4vUZkqoGA1qrtz5i8wUlqBO3IZJ0sMJU59Z1AoqjqBNi5DCKenCzJowDsBF9BTgz_zprwrDK&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC)

June 5, 2018

Missing Children Seminar for Chief Executive Officers<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc36NnAEtWCHxszIky47tYgAz9s_m-WvL8XFlLqEzkdeUoGsTPfB5Gh6I_T6BbgpH3JpWP-vfVt2KjYyQuxmmi1nEpKWTxA9W1BhD4vUZkqoGA1qrtz5i8wUlqBO3IZJ0sMJU59Z1AoqjqBNi5DCKenCzJowDsBF9BTgz_zprwrDK&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC)

July 13, 2018

SHIFT Wellness Psycho Educational Program<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc_wyA_NFMxq0qjK-eGIouwKEZBeQa0C3H-rDnPiDRV-8KMZ3WWfr8nNzeM08Deu7U2eBud10Tq6cThrMQ_UQs9gSeN3UrNCU4ZmkupxcENCSZL0VcyNcSEjLCb-aCp_CP4pWt-UyHM_rj9_0opP9_yl2iucDhZ5v4DD4YbkXyBw-dexOAdCbLy9fWrW6V1_Vs3Bwg08ksRVqGfE51sUEtpy6RRuE_Z4XgA==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

The Innocent Justice Foundation

June 19, 2018

Child Sex Trafficking:  Awareness & Response Training (CSTAR)<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc36NnAEtWCHxszIky47tYgAz9s_m-WvL8XFlLqEzkdeUoGsTPfB5Gh6I_T6BbgpH3JpWP-vfVt2KjYyQuxmmi1nEpKWTxA9W1BhD4vUZkqoGA1qrtz5i8wUlqBO3IZJ0sMJU59Z1AoqjqBNi5DCKenCzJowDsBF9BTgz_zprwrDK&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC)

July 15, 2018

Exploited Children Seminar for Chief Executive Officers<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc36NnAEtWCHxszIky47tYgAz9s_m-WvL8XFlLqEzkdeUoGsTPfB5Gh6I_T6BbgpH3JpWP-vfVt2KjYyQuxmmi1nEpKWTxA9W1BhD4vUZkqoGA1qrtz5i8wUlqBO3IZJ0sMJU59Z1AoqjqBNi5DCKenCzJowDsBF9BTgz_zprwrDK&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC)

August 21, 2018

Multidisciplinary Team Response to Child Sex Trafficking<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5obtiTiX-l1rmtBMTZGksRgebw0jSEwBFvPIU11FMtXWeFQPslie0m_vE6VPzmN_1ZxIbKjsOX0PVibOL-7yHvdWNwwLC_tfpd_3KDslriTcq30qM0ZjkWUg6JmTwnB39kkVFpw2qC2aHqGHTreI-1ap9wr7hasX4xo_zmAqmi7IevsRmoxMgL6uGLpqPr1AS3S6arrtwVIKu_kdDDPmSGLrS71UJ7JRKB&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

National Criminal Justice Training Center of Fox Valley Technical College

September 24, 2018

Multidisciplinary Team Response to Child Sex Trafficking<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5om4Kf6vySwX29NaryOyiATxS56NuKCc5PSCkG7W0BcvqtlE23e-NTLQWdmyVDXncuXChqkTYxutqYg7MSNzCWCWaP0iYyJpFp_KDksf7OOt_AsoNBDCONi-eohTNMVa_MKGLkmZwF1FBvRHwBh0fmgy-RQiKDvwfMUHHq32_aoWvcbfdWhHRAb9A2clOYgxLF_99hfZoQgnLX4ZTD2TJMT4i4iBmWYjTd&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

National Criminal Justice Training Center of Fox Valley Technical College

October 10, 2018

Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) Training<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5oYGCuDi4gtei5mkuNeFWtECEKn4JpxtM591YihvHbza0q3VcHpwYZ_hnOaRtsxnZj6lEKQFkOi_UDMCSsjY9BsCXNx3sgnPIUuQf46omvNAZlWAKkxy4w7A==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

NCAC: Southern Regional Children's Advocacy Center

November 14, 2018

Medical Training Academy and Legal Training Academy<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5oIF1W6uEDn9sj6l7_SxfPZlAGXvsDnrpX0ibcXgOd03U4e_JwaeGlFwqChpUWJ3_P_zPklDLv9xvwzFDWTQcHmamSCFbK_2WsQRNFZstHLVmspURHofuFZZ6N9C01ujREKOMypsCWiORfL9dQur181w==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

NCAC: Southern Regional Children's Advocacy Center

Online Training

Date

Title<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5oQ1prgTAiE4VPLLxQELk3gko0PBFHoPUYxfv2vh4JSJyIn1MtelemR_aK0XGO96hVu_u1i1vEC8IIaoDiEj0DcHJOR8RAks2oJlJQLkV9_BAxz4JFbvRFDzZlmJf69DS4VEUNBaoCEwufgZ3b8olWf9C-ed5cGnIup6M3J-vYqpHsAz7sNtChwNYrysNrROXtBeh_SDa6brxg1dLOyVcUuOB624mTKJu0_ngFUR5dILU=&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

Host

Ongoing

Child Interviewing: The Ten-Step Forensic Interview Protocol<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5o7S75aWbT6LaxDlvGkz3kQ2Kcyvjmkv52yIV_u31pezFz1dK9sKbBeeJYfV_5igFCfaVzMXIMvBC1E_NOL3Faj_YTuMcQW65Vyzfjxuq9JtXm40jvvzaVqTrUq_x4w-480q3DMIJjxwvh8AIPehZZy6aLrrBFi8J-&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

Midwest Regional Children's Advocacy Center

Ongoing

Strategies To Support Resilience and Healing<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISczZHpsWMCDYUAonOFVu2TxHkrAVlJkas04POFtQJljeoPJywQNjSNeDxPUT4bjmb-HpRq4HfMjiUYPayQDNlbN00hIeaz2o41KgZqyW70t2ZD8IQcxej1LCdVPUieYLc32OA7E_zkbxhq4bDoQHJb5fVKK140sYEO1jMpMshF9SVN7W8XbpJiN0sswE2ZjVJu8_Eno2RCuI8Wlgv0vdRmIGBHzfPp9t3M72GhSqZ7PnM&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

National Criminal Justice Training Center of Fox Valley Technical College

Ongoing

Unifying the CAC Response to Child Sexual Exploitation<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5o9MRHAnNxOwUTnBHmg-sKffqSFxiAKXpFgZhKUyq1RUBN1gk8HOMw9WBtGr2Hw5PlxAiBjha4sIioxejfD9KMHhuxSNCELD4SPvodVLt2DK4=&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

National Children's Alliance

Ongoing

Youth With Problematic Sexual Behaviors Video Training Series<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5oYsBsIxIDVpw1bbdTN-15TPUjG_93tm-S_7LzK_elJW_pWDxzddlKo_dGgkFSIbIIjNdd8WHwu7Z4j5jgvQ378XASOGpUL6x1uJueeoKKSIT_-0zdosn8gsjGCLDMZ83a&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

University of Oklahoma HSC: National Center on Sexual Behavior of Youth

Ongoing

Missing Children: Dynamics & Response 2 (MCDR2)<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5oVzB-hmNPUFnLChDt2IRVM0QqeiikXtlj8ojv-1gZhg15jTM5GLdIhzHuoSr3onbENIAOi1DS5ggd93P0Nbkg-GmaVgUznTPqsrcJEK5yA6N9LDa6T_pSHoJEKmWfGqSUzgOqUUVin74=&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children

Ongoing

Introduction to Protecting Children in a Digital Age (IPCDA)<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5oa24qEMcULulIknL0YM2_-Hu2YXX4psUg-Q62D3KcF_znxnyr2CW2WYK_VGmI4jz5YLzoT_e5Jp0kD2GyF54asaTxEk-y8Aeydzx0vBC6aqwBupq4ascLv573ccvrpoblNGObBcO6FG4=&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children

Ongoing

Indian Country Criminal Jurisdiction (ICCJ)<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5oa24qEMcULulIknL0YM2_-Hu2YXX4psUg-Q62D3KcF_znxnyr2CW2WYK_VGmI4jz5YLzoT_e5Jp0kD2GyF54asaTxEk-y8Aeydzx0vBC6aqwBupq4ascLv573ccvrpoblNGObBcO6FG4=&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children

Ongoing

Introduction to Analyzing Juvenile Behavior<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5onA6Mk95lIRzmizG9oNRlMYJ4l-Iv-OP_4qRn4hgoEh2qaANzmMIqmS_XCre9--3Mgz9qfCH7QIoWzJk1Dp9nYdzHJWrx0zKLFbizoZNRsDhgasZtVFkI2a_MvhZ1s6xJOhE_ORT04andrgji1jrifg==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

International Association of Chiefs of Police

Ongoing

Introduction to Developing Rapport With Youth<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5onA6Mk95lIRzmizG9oNRlMYJ4l-Iv-OP_4qRn4hgoEh2qaANzmMIqmS_XCre9--3Mgz9qfCH7QIoWzJk1Dp9nYdzHJWrx0zKLFbizoZNRsDhgasZtVFkI2a_MvhZ1s6xJOhE_ORT04andrgji1jrifg==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

International Association of Chiefs of Police

Ongoing

Introduction to Juvenile Interviewing Techniques<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5onA6Mk95lIRzmizG9oNRlMYJ4l-Iv-OP_4qRn4hgoEh2qaANzmMIqmS_XCre9--3Mgz9qfCH7QIoWzJk1Dp9nYdzHJWrx0zKLFbizoZNRsDhgasZtVFkI2a_MvhZ1s6xJOhE_ORT04andrgji1jrifg==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

International Association of Chiefs of Police

Ongoing

Safe Schools: Forming Your Safe School Planning Team<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5onA6Mk95lIRzmizG9oNRlMYJ4l-Iv-OP_4qRn4hgoEh2qaANzmMIqmS_XCre9--3Mgz9qfCH7QIoWzJk1Dp9nYdzHJWrx0zKLFbizoZNRsDhgasZtVFkI2a_MvhZ1s6xJOhE_ORT04andrgji1jrifg==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

International Association of Chiefs of Police

Ongoing

Safe Schools: Assessing School Safety<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5onA6Mk95lIRzmizG9oNRlMYJ4l-Iv-OP_4qRn4hgoEh2qaANzmMIqmS_XCre9--3Mgz9qfCH7QIoWzJk1Dp9nYdzHJWrx0zKLFbizoZNRsDhgasZtVFkI2a_MvhZ1s6xJOhE_ORT04andrgji1jrifg==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

International Association of Chiefs of Police

Ongoing

Safe Schools: Preparing for a School Crisis<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5onA6Mk95lIRzmizG9oNRlMYJ4l-Iv-OP_4qRn4hgoEh2qaANzmMIqmS_XCre9--3Mgz9qfCH7QIoWzJk1Dp9nYdzHJWrx0zKLFbizoZNRsDhgasZtVFkI2a_MvhZ1s6xJOhE_ORT04andrgji1jrifg==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

International Association of Chiefs of Police

Ongoing

Safe Schools: Responding to a School Crisis<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5onA6Mk95lIRzmizG9oNRlMYJ4l-Iv-OP_4qRn4hgoEh2qaANzmMIqmS_XCre9--3Mgz9qfCH7QIoWzJk1Dp9nYdzHJWrx0zKLFbizoZNRsDhgasZtVFkI2a_MvhZ1s6xJOhE_ORT04andrgji1jrifg==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

International Association of Chiefs of Police

Ongoing

Introduction to Child Sex Trafficking: Awareness and Response (ICSTAR)<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5oa24qEMcULulIknL0YM2_-Hu2YXX4psUg-Q62D3KcF_znxnyr2CW2WYK_VGmI4jz5YLzoT_e5Jp0kD2GyF54asaTxEk-y8Aeydzx0vBC6aqwBupq4ascLv573ccvrpoblNGObBcO6FG4=&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children

Ongoing

Child Sex Trafficking: A Training Series for Frontline Officers Online Training Course<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5onA6Mk95lIRzmizG9oNRlMYJ4l-Iv-OP_4qRn4hgoEh2qaANzmMIqmS_XCre9--3Mgz9qfCH7QIoWzJk1Dp9nYdzHJWrx0zKLFbizoZNRsDhgasZtVFkI2a_MvhZ1s6xJOhE_ORT04andrgji1jrifg==&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

International Association of Chiefs of Police, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services, Violent Crimes Against Children Section, Federal Bureau of Investigation

Ongoing

Missing Children: Dynamics and Response 1 (MCDR1)<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5oa24qEMcULulIknL0YM2_-Hu2YXX4psUg-Q62D3KcF_znxnyr2CW2WYK_VGmI4jz5YLzoT_e5Jp0kD2GyF54asaTxEk-y8Aeydzx0vBC6aqwBupq4ascLv573ccvrpoblNGObBcO6FG4=&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children

Ongoing

Why Youth Join Gangs<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc7G52_ixsd5owtER-OTyWFVu7KjzgokbG4THgBmxJ081-Vw07WS9UVVXzuxRism8WZMGzAyLgpS_wqENf8atWM6Iuqiijokvhphuggc6TjKVL6-uZfoy2hga3Ijx1a7mICmXPV_0H08c&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

National Gang Center

Ongoing

Developing a Mental Health Court: An Interdisciplinary Curriculum<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015pClFwdVl3GUtGCLlSD7UxaKIXDR8WhElBD92qXT4ctZVudDStISc4qQOnl5VBxpnqNw-AD9bj9rBzpMF-cXw5uwtuXJchb6nPkNrWh4XOKCJm89n6jhm2qGmueaM911GUSW7-MlwrmtUNo3VP3gz4vYt_RHOAkOMln5H_NZewHF0XAjR7sw1iYMOBt2NqPn&c=bNNXZwG5XkGWqGvcM9WIqN0jQmxENa-RmjIzkPpyWR6WiExCb6IZzA==&ch=UAY_56kiLBQ0P8kwEFGKNsXIieObrn-jxPI-kxZF5hojrEbAoNYQEA==>

Council of State Governments Justice Center

Click on any event title to link to more information. Contact OJJDP's NTTAC HelpDesk at OJJDPTTA at usdoj.gov<mailto:OJJDPTTA at usdoj.gov>  with any questions.

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Register Now for Early Bird Rates<https://ncvli.us13.list-manage.com/track/click?u=83441b2c6399fe12087770fff&id=3c04b77aac&e=78dc02b634>

You are invited to join the National Crime Victim Law Institute<https://ncvli.us13.list-manage.com/track/click?u=83441b2c6399fe12087770fff&id=a4b8773958&e=78dc02b634> on June 7-8, 2018 in Portland, Oregon, for our annual Crime Victim Law Conference<https://ncvli.us13.list-manage.com/track/click?u=83441b2c6399fe12087770fff&id=3eb5482479&e=78dc02b634>.

This year’s Conference, themed Unlock the Power of Rights for Victims, features plenary sessions, breakout sessions and roundtable discussions addressing a wide range of topics of critical importance to the victims' rights community.

Opening Plenary:
Protecting Victims of Sex Trafficking: An Intersection of Criminal, Civil and Administration Litigation

In 2016, the Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries and attorneys for the young women collaborated to hold an Oregon strip club accountable for its role in exploiting two minors.  The presenters will discuss the benefits of public/private collaboration and the challenges of the civil and administrative cases.  Presenters will also spotlight the strength of these cases - the young survivors and their unwavering commitment to hold the strip club accountable.

Cristin Casey, Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries
Jenn Gaddis, Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries
Janis Puracal, Maloney Lauersdorf Reiner
Joel Shapiro, Law Office of Joel Shapiro

Select Breakouts Include:

  *   Domestic Violence in the Digital Age
  *   Psychotherapist-Patient Privilege: A Critical Analysis of Recent Military and Civilian Developments
  *   Black Male Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse: Punished for Being Wounded
  *   Going on Offense to Stop Perpetrators
  *   Supporting Child Victims and Witnesses in Court
  *   What's Next? Litigation of Crime Victims' Rights at the Highest Level
Conference Discounts: Save $50.00 if you are traveling from across the country or are a NAVRA Enhanced Member<https://ncvli.us13.list-manage.com/track/click?u=83441b2c6399fe12087770fff&id=12c20cfa14&e=78dc02b634>. Visit our Registration Page<https://ncvli.us13.list-manage.com/track/click?u=83441b2c6399fe12087770fff&id=349f625ea4&e=78dc02b634> for more details.

Conference Agenda<https://ncvli.us13.list-manage.com/track/click?u=83441b2c6399fe12087770fff&id=90af4f5923&e=78dc02b634>

Find Out More<https://ncvli.us13.list-manage.com/track/click?u=83441b2c6399fe12087770fff&id=c53baa029f&e=78dc02b634>

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Mark your calendars for July 12, 2018, and join us for this year’s Child Welfare Virtual Expo<https://capacity.childwelfare.gov/virtualexpo/?utm_source=320&utm_medium=CWVESTD&utm_campaign=expo2018&utm_content=CWVE>, focused on fostering healthy work environments for child welfare professionals.

Why Attend?
You and your colleagues can experience all the benefits of an in-person conference without ever leaving your desk through this no-cost, online expo. This year’s Child Welfare Virtual Expo features workshops and skills seminars that cover strategies for:

„  Creating a healthy organizational culture and climate

„  Collaborating to conduct a workforce needs assessment

„  Coaching the workforce

„  Supporting the workforce through technology and innovation
If you have not attended a Child Welfare Virtual Expo, this year you do not want to miss the chance to:

„  Hear dynamic presentations from national experts, program directors, frontline workers, family leaders, and youth

„  Learn best practices for strengthening and supporting a healthy and safe child welfare workforce

„  Build knowledge and skills during breakout sessions of your choice
What Is the Child Welfare Virtual Expo?
Each year, the Children’s Bureau and the Capacity Building Center for States bring together child welfare professionals for the Child Welfare Virtual Expo to engage in activities focusing on important child welfare issues and to build child welfare professionals’ knowledge and skills. Last year, more than 800 staff from 50 federal, state, and local organizations attended the Child Welfare Virtual Expo.
The Child Welfare Virtual Expo provides real-time learning opportunities for public child welfare agencies, tribes, and courts to increase knowledge of emerging practices and forge connections with peers across the country—all from your own computer, tablet, or smartphone.
Where Can I Learn More?
Get a sneak peek<https://capacity.childwelfare.gov/virtualexpo/?utm_source=320&utm_medium=CWVESTD&utm_campaign=expo2018&utm_content=sneakpeek> of the 2018 Child Welfare Virtual Expo by reviewing the schedule at a glance<https://capacity.childwelfare.gov/virtualexpo/schedule/?utm_source=320&utm_medium=CWVESTD&utm_campaign=expo2018&utm_content=schedule> and checking out the “Getting Ready” video<https://capacity.childwelfare.gov/virtualexpo/?utm_source=320&utm_medium=CWVESTD&utm_campaign=expo2018&utm_content=video>.

Registration information is coming soon! Stay tuned!
Questions? Contact the Capacity Building Center for States<mailto:capacityinfo at icf.com?subject=2018%20Child%20Welfare%20Virtual%20Expo>.

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                [Oregon Network of Child Abuse Intervention Centers: Executive Director]

[cid:image041.png at 01D3C1CF.2A4125E0]Position Summary: The Executive Director, under the authority of the Board of Directors , provides oversight and direction to the planning, development, and management of the daily operation of the Oregon Network of Child Abuse Intervention Centers, which supports the development and evolving needs of child abuse intervention programs, and multidisciplinary teams throughout the state of Oregon.

See attachments for a complete description, application and information on how to apply

Liberty House: Child Forensic Interviewer and Family Support Specialist

[cid:image020.jpg at 01D3C292.73B0D9A0]Liberty House has two openings for full time Child Forensic Interviewer/Family Support Specialist.

Position Summary: The Child Forensic Interviewer and Family Support Specialist is a member of the clinic team at Liberty House. Core responsibilities of the position include conducting forensic interviews of children referred for assessment of child sexual abuse, physical abuse or neglect. Additional responsibilities include providing family support, which is the first level of crisis intervention for families and/or non-offending caregivers.

if you are interested, visit http://www.libertyhousecenter.org/assets/files/2017%20Recruitment%20for%20Forensic%20Interviewer%20Family%20Support%20Specialist.pdf , or download the attached announcement

Liberty House: Pediatric Medical Provider

[cid:image021.jpg at 01D3C292.73B0D9A0]Position Summary: A pediatric medical provider may include a Physician, Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, Family Nurse Practitioner, or Physician’s Assistant who performs medical evaluations of children referred for concerns of sexual abuse, physical abuse and/or neglect. This position provides regularly scheduled evaluations, urgently scheduled evaluations, and intermittent consultations. Liberty House medical providers participate in a multidisciplinary team environment and work in collaboration with child forensic interviewers, family support specialists, community medical providers, hospitals, child protective services workers, and detectives, officers or deputies from law enforcement agencies. Responsibilities include assessment, diagnosis, documentation, and testimony in various types of court proceedings as needed.

If you are interested, visit https://www.libertyhousecenter.org/assets/files/Pediatric%20Medical%20Provider%20Recruitment_2018_02.pdf

Liberty House: Bilingual Mental Health Therapist

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Position Summary: Liberty House’s Hope & Wellness program is seeking licensed therapists to provide individual, family, and group counseling to children who have been impacted by trauma and/or grief. The role provides a rewarding opportunity to work closely with team members to help children and families thrive. Liberty House provides ongoing training and support. The purpose of this recruitment is to establish a pool of qualified candidates in order to expand availability of services. Start date(s) to be determined based on mutual agreement.

If you are interested, visit http://www.libertyhousecenter.org/assets/files/2018%20Bilingual%20Therapist%20Recruitment%20Final.pdf

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