CAMI Weekly February 27-March 3, 2023

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  CAMI Weekly News                                    February 27-March 3, 2023



Solicitations and Training

CAMI MDT grant applications

New CVSSD Directors Days

New OR Child Abuse Symposium

New Abusive Head Trauma – Crime Scene to Courtroom

New Take it Down

New Excerpts from Anne Seymour’s Missives

New OVC Resources for Overwhelming Case Load

New NCAC Professional Services Department

New Functional Family Therapy Child Welfare (FFT-CW)

New WRCAC Building Resilient Teams, Cohort #7

Responding to Sextortion Related Offenses Against Children

Upcoming AMBER Alert Trainings

Updated NCJTC Upcoming Trainings

Trauma-Informed Leadership: The Balance of Compassion and Accountability

Child Abuse & Neglect Self-Paced Courses





Employment
Updated CARES NW: 3 positions

Children’s Center: Child Forensic Interviewer

Jackson County CAC: Forensic Interviewer

Liberty House: 2 positions

Oregon SATF: Criminal Justice Coordinator

Updated Raphael House: Multiple positions

WRCAC: 2 positions



Solicitations and Trainings


Child Abuse Multidisciplinary Intervention 2023-2025 Noncompetitive Grant



Request for Applications

Release Date: February 17, 2023


The CAMI Program directs grant dollars to support Child Abuse Multidisciplinary Intervention Teams in every county in Oregon.

This opportunity is open to the applicant designated by its county’s Child Abuse Multidisciplinary Intervention Team. If you are not the designated applicant, please do not initiate an application.


The RFA is available for download in PDF format on the CVSSD E-Grants system www.cvssdegrants.com<http://www.cvssdegrants.com> and on the DOJ CVSSD website at: https://www.doj.state.or.us/crime-victims/grant-funds-programs/child-abuse-multidisciplinary-intervention-cami-fund/

Application are due April 10, 2023 at 4:59 PM PST



As you prepare for the 2023 to 2025 CAMI MDT Grant Application, we would like to share some information that may be helpful to you in your budgeting and planning.

First, for the 2023-2025 grant cycle, CVSSD will allow grantees to carry forward up to 10% of their 2021-2023 grant allocation into the 2023-2025 grant period.  You may request an exception if you have funds earmarked for a specific purpose for expenditures that will exceed the 10% limit and will occur beyond the end of the 2021-2023 grant period.  You may request an exception to the carryforward limitation by submitting a request via email to robin.e.reimer at doj.state.or.us<mailto:robin.e.reimer at doj.state.or.us> with your proposed use of funds and the amount by March 1, 2023.

Second, as we will not know the amount of the CAMI grant funds available until sometime after the legislative session, we recommend that you build your budget based on your 2021-2023 allocation.  This information can be found at on the CAMI web page<https://www.doj.state.or.us/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/CAMI-MDT-Grant-Allocations-2021-23-2.pdf>.

Third, we expect to release the CAMI MDT grant application in mid to late February 2023. Applications will be due approximately six weeks following the release. As a reminder, the CAMI Grant application including the budget must be approved by the county’s Child Abuse MDT membership prior to submission. Please be sure to plan sufficient time for the membership to review the application.

Thank you for your ongoing work on behalf of Oregon’s children.

Sincerely,

Robin Reimer, J.D.
Pronouns: She/Her
CAMI Fund Coordinator
Oregon Department of Justice, Crime Victim and Survivor Services
(cel) 503-507-4990


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For more information, visit the Directors’ Days 2023 webpage<https://www.doj.state.or.us/crime-victims/training-opportunities/directors-day-2023/>
This training is for all non-profit and Tribal Nations organizations that receive funding from CVSSD.


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 Oregon Child Abuse Symposium
Thursday May 11th, 8am-5pm
The Monarch Hotel and Conference Center
12566 SE 93rd Ave, Clackamas, OR 97015
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The Oregon child abuse symposium is a one-day training event that will cover a range of topics related to child abuse and neglect, including applicable laws, collaborative investigations, trauma-informed and culturally responsive practices. The symposium is designed for professionals in a variety of roles who work with children and families, including investigators, social workers, law enforcement, counselors, healthcare providers and related fields.  Attendees can expect to learn about best practices for working with children and families affected by abuse, ensuring proper self care as well as advanced skills for interviews, investigations, and testimony.

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Grab your spot to participate in a

LIVE Webinar in March!

Both webinars are approved by OJJDP.

Abusive Head Trauma – Crime Scene to Courtroom

March 1, 2023 | 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm CT

Abusive Head Trauma (AHT) is the severe and sudden injury to a child’s head and brain often leading to permanent injury or death. The injuries are caused by using acceleration and deceleration forces as well as blunt force trauma – both of which are not accidental. Understanding the mechanics of AHT injuries and the more common factors associated with them will assist the investigator in interviewing both witnesses and suspects.
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Working as a Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT) to

Investigate Child Abuse

March 29, 2023 | 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm CT

Discuss the benefits of working as an MDT, utilizing corroboration, best practices, and other successful strategies in solving child abuse investigations.
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Today the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children is officially launching an exciting new tool for survivors of online child sexual abuse. The groundbreaking platform, aptly named, Take It Down<https://go.missingkids.org/e/808593/2023-02-27/57c8kc/452720254?h=1dcLC8tlw55Hm2BvAf6OmKM2QAzm2TfFL4gBrOOoj24>, allows users from around the world to submit a case to help remove nude, partially nude, or sexually explicit photos and videos depicting a child under 18 years old from the surfaces of participating electronic service providers.

A new public service announcement, produced by NCMEC and created by award winning ad agency, VCCP, focuses on the theme of moving forward. This new PSA will appear on television and platforms that kids frequent to ensure they are receiving the message directly. We cannot go back and change what happened, but we can help you move forward.
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Since the initial launch in the end of December 2022, more than 200 cases have been submitted. We hope that you will join us in spreading the word about this exciting new tool! Please share this with the parents and trusted adults in your life and encourage them to do the same, to help us expand on programs like Take it Down and reach even more at-risk teens.

You can join NCMEC’s conversation on social by following us @missingkids<https://go.missingkids.org/e/808593/MissingKids/57c8kk/452720254?h=1dcLC8tlw55Hm2BvAf6OmKM2QAzm2TfFL4gBrOOoj24>, and see more information about the new platform at takeitdown.ncmec.org<https://go.missingkids.org/e/808593/2023-02-27/57c8kc/452720254?h=1dcLC8tlw55Hm2BvAf6OmKM2QAzm2TfFL4gBrOOoj24>.

Thanks for your support!

Marita Rodriguez
Vice President of Development and Major Gifts


The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children is a private, non-profit 501(c)(3). NCMEC is the nation’s largest and most influential child protection organization. Every child deserves a safe childhood.

Copyright © 2023 National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. All rights reserved.
Our mailing address is:
333 John Carlyle Street Suite 125
Alexandria, VA 22314


Excerpts from Anne Seymour’s Missives


  *   Great new resource from the National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN): New Partner-In Product:   I Don’t Know How Parent Web Series “explores difficult topics to help equip parents with the tools to navigate and provide support for various mental health conditions. This video series is a set of conversations between parents and providers discussing varying topics related to difficult situations and conversations parents find themselves in with their children.”  Access here<https://www.nctsn.org/resources/i-dont-know-how-to-parent-series>.
  *   “In a new NPR story, NIJ grantee Katherine Scafide discusses promising research that can help police and medical examiners better detect bruises on black and brown skin. The research team found<https://lnks.gd/l/eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJidWxsZXRpbl9saW5rX2lkIjoxMDIsInVyaSI6ImJwMjpjbGljayIsImJ1bGxldGluX2lkIjoiMjAyMzAyMjMuNzIxMDYyODEiLCJ1cmwiOiJodHRwczovL25pai5vanAuZ292L3RvcGljcy9hcnRpY2xlcy9pbXByb3ZpbmctYnJ1aXNlLWRldGVjdGlvbi1hbHRlcm5hdGUtbGlnaHQ_dXRtX3NvdXJjZT1nb3ZkZWxpdmVyeSZ1dG1fbWVkaXVtPWVtYWlsJnV0bV9jYW1wYWlnbj1ncmFudGVlcyJ9.uTLiHR46_-wJU8RZa_C_1fpULiOCSrPfjB7DKpLwHVc/s/1527384511/br/154939326495-l> that using blue or purple light sources is as much as five times better at detecting bruises on those patients — improving care for patients of color and collecting critical evidence for assault and domestic violence instigations” (The link to the study is imbedded within this article)
  *   New from the COPS Office! “Peer support can be an important part of an officer wellness strategy. Employees may feel more comfortable initially seeking support from a peer who understands the context and has experienced the same stressors. This guide, Planning and Implementing Peer Support Services in Small and Rural Law Enforcement Agencies, provides a roadmap for small and rural law enforcement agencies implementing or enhancing peer support services. It highlights promising practices and provides brief case studies of peer support programs in three small or rural agencies. Topics include establishing trust and buy-in; identifying, training, and supporting team members and leaders; confidentiality; local and regional partnerships; and evaluation metrics.”  Please visit here<https://cops.usdoj.gov/RIC/ric.php?page=detail&id=COPS-W0987> to access this great new publication.
  *   “The team at Zero Abuse Project and Child Advocacy Studies (CAST) is excited to bring you CAST Winter Roundtable, the next chapter of our FREE series of virtual discussions, on Tuesday, March 7th from 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM EST. This virtual Roundtable discussion is relevant to forensic interviewers, child advocacy centers, law enforcement, prosecutors, and higher education faculty, and will provide an opportunity for colleges and universities to share what aspects of CAST have been effective, what the impact of the CAST curriculum has been, and challenges faced while deploying CAST. You will also have the chance to share your feedback on the content of the CAST curriculum, and explore how you can lead next steps towards launching CAST in your own regional colleges and universities.” For more information and to register, please visit here<https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cast-winter-roundtable-tickets-533938272747>.



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Dr. Michael E. Lamb headed the Section on Social and Emotional Development at the US National Institute of Child Health and Human Development prior to becoming Professor of Psychology at the University of Cambridge. He earned his PhD from Yale University and honorary degrees from the Universities of Goteborg, East Anglia, Abertay, and Montreal.

Dr. Lamb is the recipient of many distinguished awards including Lifetime Contribution Awards for Applied Psychology, Forensic Psychology, and Developmental Psychology.

He has authored or edited more than 50 books, including Children’s Testimony: A Handbook of Psychological Research and Forensic Practice and Child Sexual Abuse: Disclosure, Delay and Denial, as well as over 500 professional publications on children’s testimony, forensic interviewing, and applied developmental psychology. His newest publication is Tell Me What Happened: Questioning Children About Abuse.

On March 22, 2023, during the 39th International Symposium on Child Abuse, the National Children's Advocacy Center will host a special luncheon recognizing Dr. Michael E. Lamb for this extensive work in and dedication to the field of child forensic interviewing.


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In the research titled, The Dynamics of Two-Session Interviews with Suspected Victims of Abuse Who are Reluctant to Make Allegations, which of these were found?

A.   The data showed that higher levels of support during the first interview predicted more responsive replies during the second rapport-building phase.

B.    Cooperation during the rapport-building phase of the second session was negatively associated with the length of the transitional phase that followed.

C.    The length of the transitional phase was negatively associated with the proportion of questions during the substantive phase that were open-ended, which in turn positively predicted children’s informativeness in response to open-ended questions.

D.   A and B

E.   All the above
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Understanding Tribal Sovereignty to Improve CAC Services

According to 2020 United States (US) Census data, over 80% of the population identifying as American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) resides in the western region of the United States1. Many tribal reservations in the west are geographically isolated and have limited access to important services2. To increase access to children’s advocacy center (CAC) services that are culturally responsive, CACs must first ensure they understand a key concept specific to AI/AN communities: tribal sovereignty.

Tribal sovereignty refers to tribal nations’ authority to self-govern, conserving their inherent right to be “nations within a nation”3. This means tribes have a government-to-government relationship with state and federal governments in the US. Thus, AI/AN tribal membership status should be understood as a legal or political designation, rather than a strictly racial one4. The Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) of 1978 emphasizes the “sovereignty and exclusive jurisdiction” tribes have over child welfare cases involving members who reside on tribal land and establishes a protocol for transferring other cases to tribal court that involve children who are current or eligible tribal members5. By establishing minimum federal standards for the removal and placement of AI/AN children, ICWA intends to “protect the best interests of Indian children and to promote the stability and security of Indian tribes and families (25 U.S.C. § 1902).” ICWA was enacted in response to decades of unjust removals of AI/AN children from their families by the US government – a history that contributed to intergenerational trauma and a distrust of US child welfare intervention among AI/AN communities6. Given this history, it is critical that non-tribal CACs understand and respect tribal sovereignty when forging partnerships with tribal communities and serving AI/AN children and families.
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September 2022

In this webinar, staff from the Native Child Advocacy Resource Center (NCARC) housed at the National Native Children's Trauma Center (NNCTC) discuss the implications of Tribal Sovereignty for Children’s Advocacy Center professionals who serve American Indian and Alaska Native youth and families.

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NNCTC has found that CACs often do not have formal partnerships with surrounding tribal communities or experience challenges maintaining partnerships with tribes. They have also found that working relationships between tribal CACs and non-tribal CACs are critical in facilitating knowledge sharing. NNCTC Director, Dr. Maegan Rides At The Door, shared with WRCAC that “CACs vary widely in their history and current working relationships with tribes, but most are at the introductory stages of building relationships with tribes or are renewing their relationships.”



“Historically, tribes have not had the decision-making power to decide how to deal with issues such as child maltreatment. Providing empowerment, voice, and choice is a trauma-informed principle and one that is necessary in moving forward."



Dr. Maegan Rides At The Door, NNCTC Director

NCARC has published five practice briefs to guide CACs seeking to build and maintain partnerships with nearby tribal communities. Tribal sovereignty is a foundational theme in each of the practice briefs, which cover topics such as culturally responsive services, historical trauma, and memorandums of understanding (MOUs). “Tribal nations are in an era of self-determination" explains Dr. Rides At The Door. “Historically, tribes have not had the decision-making power to decide how to deal with issues such as child maltreatment. Providing empowerment, voice, and choice is a trauma-informed principle and one that is necessary in moving forward.”

Key takeaways from each NCARC practice brief are provided below. We encourage you to read these practice briefs in full and share them with your CAC staff and partners. Stay tuned for additional practice briefs!

NCARC Practice Briefs – Key Takeaways

Improving Child Advocacy Center Service Delivery by Building Relationships with Indigenous Communities

August 2021
·    Relationship building with tribal communities may differ significantly from relationship building with non-tribal communities.
·    CACs must be aware of the ongoing collective trauma experienced by tribal communities due to US government intervention, and how this has led to disparities in physical, mental, and communal well-being among Indigenous populations.
·    Given this history, tribal communities may be initially distrustful of non-tribal CACs attempting to deliver services, even if the CACs have good intentions.
·    Strategies CACs can use to build trust and foster authentic, collaborative relationships with tribal communities include not making assumptions, learning by listening, engaging with the tribal community’s elders, recruiting tribal community members to serve in CAC staff and leadership positions, incorporating tribal perspectives into CAC policies and procedures, and establishing regular check-in meetings with tribal partners outside of multidisciplinary team (MDT) meetings.
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Culturally Responsive Services

December 2021
·    Providing culturally responsive services to tribal communities requires an approach centered on cultural humility, which means being open to learning from others, questioning assumptions and judgments, being aware of potential power imbalances, and educating ourselves about the history, experiences, and cultural norms of the tribal community. Specific steps one might take include the following:

·    Gain a deeper understanding about the historical and contemporary experiences of colonization in the community by seeking out knowledge about harm caused by “helpers” in the area. Be aware of how your decisions will impact not just the individual but also the family and community and focus on co-creating solutions with families and tribal members.
·    Recognize that norms differ between Western and Indigenous cultures and that Indigenous cultures also differ from one another. Practice cultural humility in understanding and navigating interpersonal interactions between people of different ages, sexes, and family roles.
·    Be aware of different tribal communities’ language preservation and preferences. If you serve tribal communities who are connected to their native language, include traditional language support as part of your CAC’s programming. Additionally, be aware of differences in communication styles.
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Tribal Children and Forced Assimilation

September 2022 
·    The forced assimilation of Indigenous North Americans into Anglo-American culture has been a strategy used by the US government to disrupt tribal communities and divest them of their land.
·    During the “Boarding School Era” (1819-1969), tribal children were removed from their families and placed in residential schools, where they were forbidden from practicing their own cultures and endured abusive conditions.
·    As the Boarding School Era ended, the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Child Welfare League of American developed the Indian Adoption Project (1958-1978), which involved removing tribal children from their families and placing them with non-tribal adoptive families (primarily white and middle-class). These adoptions were initiated through child welfare proceedings that were premised on misunderstandings of and bias against tribal cultures.
·    The Indian Child Welfare Act was passed in 1978 to keep tribal families and communities intact and uphold tribal sovereignty in child welfare proceedings. However, tribal children are still significantly overrepresented in the child welfare and foster care systems, due in part to state CPS (Child Protective Services) systems not adhering fully to ICWA, and systemic bias.
·    CAC professionals need to be aware of the historical and ongoing forms of forced assimilation that have resulted in intergenerational trauma and fracturing of tribal communities. This knowledge can help CAC professionals approach partnerships with tribes more thoughtfully and explore opportunities for systemic change.
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Tribal Sovereignty and the CAC Model

September 2022 
·    Understanding tribal sovereignty is a key component of providing responsive services to AI/AN families.
·    Tribal sovereignty and self-determination are fundamental to the well-being of tribal communities, especially when it comes to child and family services. Tribal assertion of sovereignty in child and family services is in response to generations of US government policies and practices that have removed tribal children from their communities.
·    Tribal sovereignty grants tribes a legal status as party to state child protection proceedings for children who are enrolled tribal members or eligible for enrollment. If the children live on tribal lands, the tribes have full jurisdiction.
·    To demonstrate respect for tribal sovereignty, and to ensure all tribal children have access to effective MDTs, CACs must enter into meaningful and formalized partnerships with relevant tribes. MOUs should articulate the tribe’s inherent right to determine what is in the best interest of its children and families.
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MOUs and Authentic Partnership

September 2022 
·    Current data from the National Children’s Alliance indicates that accredited CACs are under-serving AI/AN children.
·    Possible barriers to AI/AN access to accredited CAC services include the isolated rural locations of tribal land, jurisdictional complexities, and challenges with the accreditation process for tribal CACs. A barrier that is frequently reported is a lack of trust or authentic partnership between tribes and CACs.
·    Fewer than one-third of CACs serving tribal communities report having MOUs in place with tribes. Further, NCARC observed that some of the CACs who did report having an MOU in place had not updated the MOU or could not locate it, suggesting that CAC self-reports of MOU implementation do not always represent authentic tribal engagement.
·    CACs who have been observed to engage in effective tribal partnerships invite tribal nations to provide addendums to MOUs to articulate information unique to their respective tribal community, revise their MOUs to address inconsistencies in terminology use by the county vs. the tribes, incorporate language in their MOUs on the Indian Child Welfare Act, and make clear reference to tribally enrolled children in the MOU.
·    Universal tribal MOU implementation should be the goal of the CAC movement, which requires developing and maintaining a positive collaborative relationship with relevant tribes. From a tribal perspective, a CAC that does not consult with tribal experts or agency personnel may be a threat to tribal sovereignty and thus the well-being of its children, families, and communities.
·    The MOU established with tribal partners should be distinct from MOUs established with non-tribal partners and be tailored to the unique needs of specific tribes. If possible, CACs should seek tribal council approval for their MOUs, an indication of true partnership with a tribe.
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Looking for additional information? Check out these recorded resources from our partners at the Midwest Regional CAC, presented in partnership with the National Native Children’s Trauma Center.

How Children’s Advocacy Professionals Can Support the Implementation of the Indian Child Welfare Act

Lisa Stark, CAPSW, MSW

This webinar explores strategies to engage AI/AN children and families in culturally responsive ways, improving access to and participation in the CAC process. This will ideally lead to increased criminal prosecutions and accurate safety assessments improving public safety.

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Providing Culturally Sensitive, Trauma Responsive Victim and Survivor Services

Maegan Rides At The Door, PhD, LCPC

This training is designed to increase cultural competence for child advocacy centers who serve AI/AN children and families. Relevant research and statistics are shared to help participants understand the prevalence of trauma in AI/AN communities. The trainer provides insight into the impact of historical trauma on services available and provided to AI/AN families as well as recommendations for culturally sensitive engagement.

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For more information on increasing access to the CAC model for AI/AN children and families in your community, submit a TTA request at www.nativecac.org,<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001dS3TImf_aBuUIojh8zras31E5QuZte10vLjMxSQqLOfiktc_zrVOR69cL5ePK9hPS8DPu1XA595r-EkdwhVEkm6vHmd2U6uvATmht6fsXJE8WHOnTdq3TCWjfpaafhvbXDKgSkMnPRJohdbAEekf-A==&c=raMMnCtCKpIXnaOqPf87e4jbNhgwPi1x0CVTxs7GtIu3qFBD1kcL0Q==&ch=9pJ0DBf2kPxY03-QPXbULGvcK0Mcl8G8i9wEa171PFpSGFwUnaVFvQ==> or reach out to the WRCAC team at wrcac at rchsd.org.<mailto:wrcac at rchsd.org>


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[2] National Children's Alliance. (2023, January 4). A Fairer Future: Improving Services to Kids in Tribal Communities [Video]. Vimeo. https://vimeo.com/494180421

[3] National Congress of American Indians. (2019). Tribal Nations and the United States: An Introduction.

https://www.ncai.org/tribalnations/introduction/Indian_Country_101_Updated_February_2019.pdf

[4] Native American and Indigenous Peoples FAQs. (2020). UCLA Equity, Diversity & Inclusion. https://equity.ucla.edu/know/resources-on-native-american-and-indigenous-affairs/native-american-and-indigenous-peoples-faqs/

[5] Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) - Child Welfare Information Gateway. (n.d.). https://www.childwelfare.gov/topics/systemwide/diverse-populations/americanindian/icwa/

[6] Understanding the Impact of Intergenerational Trauma - Child Welfare Information Gateway. (n.d.). https://www.childwelfare.gov/topics/systemwide/diverse-populations/americanindian/intergenerational-trauma/

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Responding to Sextortion Related Offenses

Against Children



April 5, 2023 | 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Appleton, Wisconsin
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Sextortion using technology is an increasing trend seen by law enforcement. Sextortion refers to the crime where someone employs an abuse of power, usually a threat to expose explicit images, in order to coerce a person to do something. This 1-day training will identify the methods and tactics used by offenders, and describe why youth are vulnerable to these tactics. The training will explain the long-term impact of these crimes on victims, offer a victim-centered response, and provide information on reporting these crimes to law enforcement, National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and the electronic service provider(s). This course will conclude with identifying effective Sextortion prevention messages for youth, parents and educators.

Topics include:
·    Explain the impact of Sextortion on victims
·    Identify Sextortion offender tactics
·    Describe why youth are vulnerable to Sextortion offenders


Training Location

Fox Valley Technical College

Public Safety Training Center | Room: PS101A/B

W6400 County Road BB

Appleton, WI 54914

Contact Information
info at ncjtc.org<mailto:info at ncjtc.org> | ncjtc.org
(855) 866-2582
7:30 am - 4:30 pm CT (M - F)

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Training is made possible with funding awarded under the Missing and Exploited Children Training and Technical Assistance Program provided by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice.

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Upcoming AMBER Alert Training Opportunities!


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Team Training (CART)<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001m6uWKcKBui3HYMdmpjslRHAzCQTRdlvz_my8398FzTGwfUkBj6CQ-One6Y5vocVWN6SrYIDDX3gsCHw47RyHeynQSRxl1nnLl-x4IJJkExVTfdxTdJvE0-L-pm-cLWIR02GYS_KE3nnFQlYUKGVY90HUoHVCNVoa84tpXGmPc-rji-ytK_c61Tju9G7aa5dcwLZLCznIfdID0bNqF0sFmEcPyo2P4E5xKnrAtJvigNBPDEI1jvV0AjA0qFNcYnT-1iD9Ix4R_Zi84V3layezvTHkI5OQZqeSjcsB_g93BXv1g8vxTOT20XKwG3HReIq8IMm3tH_8_jiyzZ2qB2CpOp7hn0DIdIOijTkKUQoePOkQA8fcyZyQ5bB7Eguj1qKzvVSSplr-ZU08OZuJ7dvDV_og2MQitNt2vGSCpxIAUtU=&c=B8P5f3SiT-efAH8qQW0O-Xc8ZwyWUXJdqEPcIcaCQbzT2DcTB6Tx6Q==&ch=NFi_PgtGYV56K2N3MQg6HuC8wRJUi7JDk3VndfganIHuR8YOXYNaCw==>

February 28 - March 2 | Phoenix, AZ

March 21 - 23 | Show Low, AZ

May 3 - 5 | Panama City, FL

May 31 - June 2 | Bell Buckle, TN





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June 14 - 15 | New Town, ND





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March 14 - 15 | Austin, TX





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March 15 | New Town, ND





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March 16 | New Town, ND


Contact Information
info at ncjtc.org<mailto:info at ncjtc.org> | ncjtc.org
(855) 866-2582
7:30 am - 4:30 pm CT (M - F)

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Training is made possible through funding from the Office Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention's (OJJDP) AMBER Alert Training and Technical Assistance Program
 

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Child Abduction Response Team Training (CART)

March 21 - 23 | Show Low, AZ

Take steps toward implementing a successful CART by bringing together a team of experts whose knowledge, skills, and abilities will be beneficial in a child abduction case. Join us to learn how to develop a multidisciplinary CART for responding to endangered, missing, or abducted children. Hear about the impact a child abduction has on the family and learn the fundamentals of developing an effective responsive CART team. Examine incident command considerations, search and canvassing operations, CART activation, and resources to improve the response, investigation, search, and canvass activities associated with missing children investigations.
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Training Location

Darrin Reed Memorial Room

411 East Deuce Of Clubs

Show Low, AZ 85901










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Safer Internet

At NCJTC, we offer training and resources to help keep your family
and children safe online.

Upcoming Training Opportunities
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April 5, 2023 |  Appleton, WI

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April 27, 2023 | Live Online Class

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Recorded Training Opportunities
Video: Technology Device Rules in the Home<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001RUKtc5B4fzzQ3oAT7ycqiNGuC_3StuBszwMeFXM99CZOIg3yExrxGhgjG-40ZXKKCL-n666LdX-J-2hrC6KYgfHff7wltmVkMnvWbGq8jsl5lyr7JSMITxjOR79oiZubyYweopi5bUYHCKnjwwjOQ0r3Wpuhwap-Qj3Co3uL5AK7mtuxM2ZDo1VSK5Cza58tthASDvzMlrfpOVoHMcf7U2f7sMvj-HiIjGANp9D10g8Y7B3RtTwbas78lhEiMFL7F_v4l5kQiOWgQJbd_HywlbRW6NRQ4Y5YtcMMd56cG9-2UmjKbrSyFvIPZYLKjS56_BiDPfSlqIa2HcbFqK7jEOG-lp2fQVyuipbakQ9VKZaUICEYeYw0X8iorAkUuoZdjW4BHzGyV6cLjWjoL3jy0A==&c=RlIzfsvdp7mVFYRRGnj-63-hxkPqGfsh6DzzZJU3waII1THtQ2FSeg==&ch=WlqNlC_wRdlgJOaBh0aiY9t6Oczo-SYbOvUVLinxGd0g7Pc_ix0R8g==>

Video: 3 Questions for Parents to Ask Their Kids About Their Tech Use<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001RUKtc5B4fzzQ3oAT7ycqiNGuC_3StuBszwMeFXM99CZOIg3yExrxGh7F9385UxMuV3oDIgeBIL_WkVYuVd5oWpEGuL5ari_zKJh4yg3m2N2lccTBOx_xN2905SNaZfYUynKyNCxXC15Vsrhh25PyZpYK6-fmvf1Gh08-np8GhFTwIdnOStmyEX-6AWANh691P1MbrCGxV5b4eHbZ3OaUldf1kDEjMGEXK43bbWbM-DRx95H3PGHrdRNo5IzFNJk4OAQ6Ox88IfyER-200PAGeuSozlVWwutBPFC22dUALGGYKQ8-8HnbSQOCWDm-tpQmj7cXamGeO5SB0q_xfWf_Xn08LsiE_HfgOjPl7lKmP-qwoC3jjz3rQqun6KXolVpl6MJjKacOzNdYphKTslAUzsa6tSIq73Kp3Vfw3Jd5thMpSqWcsCHhYg==&c=RlIzfsvdp7mVFYRRGnj-63-hxkPqGfsh6DzzZJU3waII1THtQ2FSeg==&ch=WlqNlC_wRdlgJOaBh0aiY9t6Oczo-SYbOvUVLinxGd0g7Pc_ix0R8g==>

Recorded Webinar: ICAC/iKeepSafe Incident Response Tool (IRT) : Responding to Cyber Incidents in Schools<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001RUKtc5B4fzzQ3oAT7ycqiNGuC_3StuBszwMeFXM99CZOIg3yExrxGmvYfV-bPK-wt1X3_FcxsSISoutqrA3bJmrk_QAMAVMX8usdjRGkBiNCrrK0bqE0AjHkRED9C6MxyZQw1s1zgCBBc1IDiJ4P2ocW7GKNpJl7qf8vOOsA9SXdTSleioGYVzCTJIFzmtllA-3xbw0Ry9nXyCJTh8oqIM_XNHFgqSbFcTzVdf5Ge8A307rtwk1sY129ob0XgEl_tNJjo3j09qfC3H4AmCUpBDDIqlwrSRcDfDM0MUOksYQnTd2m7Oxff96KhCdCz4jPlDChtFEJXp4euWUaLEyrAHlBxs0ndozjBrEdh-UGseqNRWP83ofeuYxAaH1iB0cOwDOibew8WsoW1Goh7DHbEG7YqCRG2iWqbd9U2AhVZHG-ZVZl-yCb-iv5NWbEpz2Z&c=RlIzfsvdp7mVFYRRGnj-63-hxkPqGfsh6DzzZJU3waII1THtQ2FSeg==&ch=WlqNlC_wRdlgJOaBh0aiY9t6Oczo-SYbOvUVLinxGd0g7Pc_ix0R8g==>

Recorded Webinar: Online Protections for Children and Families <https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001RUKtc5B4fzzQ3oAT7ycqiNGuC_3StuBszwMeFXM99CZOIg3yExrxGp4lPE8B6QZyk0vElpDbxQXEA3twguxr65ztXz9qnxeIlagb2Y61COSMOCnhEImwYUoYN6yLnJR_XES87H_oGZDcGfK-YRLpIGvshSEHbqe6KjEfsYsbm_-9MiAwygGuccgAVZtMVybI1GDBPFG9R9oPbYb23219XFwDEjGjJpobEjg4K-b2M0Gi1QvBEl0Mftdh6v_1EMDSOprAZ58De4axcGIR1x-_vypNatCISbTbsNt69TNZLABES0TwwZvVnvWfUVyZ5JPEBZEfioEq59N0ggwI0kAqsCSlmb4jUjlVHy7ct40J3xO5u74eZk_R4Zm6anr-aOYKgJGImWe00ojyixXj-FllU6YuGgciOridZyvZot-2RR8=&c=RlIzfsvdp7mVFYRRGnj-63-hxkPqGfsh6DzzZJU3waII1THtQ2FSeg==&ch=WlqNlC_wRdlgJOaBh0aiY9t6Oczo-SYbOvUVLinxGd0g7Pc_ix0R8g==>
When Social Distancing<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001RUKtc5B4fzzQ3oAT7ycqiNGuC_3StuBszwMeFXM99CZOIg3yExrxGp4lPE8B6QZyk0vElpDbxQXEA3twguxr65ztXz9qnxeIlagb2Y61COSMOCnhEImwYUoYN6yLnJR_XES87H_oGZDcGfK-YRLpIGvshSEHbqe6KjEfsYsbm_-9MiAwygGuccgAVZtMVybI1GDBPFG9R9oPbYb23219XFwDEjGjJpobEjg4K-b2M0Gi1QvBEl0Mftdh6v_1EMDSOprAZ58De4axcGIR1x-_vypNatCISbTbsNt69TNZLABES0TwwZvVnvWfUVyZ5JPEBZEfioEq59N0ggwI0kAqsCSlmb4jUjlVHy7ct40J3xO5u74eZk_R4Zm6anr-aOYKgJGImWe00ojyixXj-FllU6YuGgciOridZyvZot-2RR8=&c=RlIzfsvdp7mVFYRRGnj-63-hxkPqGfsh6DzzZJU3waII1THtQ2FSeg==&ch=WlqNlC_wRdlgJOaBh0aiY9t6Oczo-SYbOvUVLinxGd0g7Pc_ix0R8g==>




Still time to register for Manchester, NH
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Criminal Connections:
Child Exploitation Material and Child Sexual Abuse

March 13 - 14, 2023<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0016GgUFEx4-Z9gikG38epJL-qgWyiJ_AcXVWdGNBmdI1g6h3IfHgIU1umJn_bjKii7OEo5VIqlEPZahMdPwaTcSwI1ngVVmpUBS4Erm7EkzlYC3SDyEMx7ai6LkMWRvDxZV29rgdLDeXN9opSM2xLDfrnKzAUx_da0mEpr_owrf4NbYSAOXwiFxdwCg9Vb-8yJS8z6YFlWlpZmisuNqldqUq_l0q7QnJWvJRqIeTBOFG1lPlmXi7qIrJhknZcz4JAh4SRzJDbK8U1BOOH4VXJATVAg9HDFHqVu-sgtPRRLNVkqZrICxAQGI7vZ9Q1VeMorP3Md_zHZC8NHOGs8TNSd0gDASyDPxzlAO2oOMdRf2wLIzAvUmdFMuMG08wqK9YqXjXtyyEZliX9doNno0G0GgYBuQj0hU3k7bdD6JqUSEPjJUWOzOY2BV-YGxwjgJTHdbPeh-729AxYHHcxTozl3r8WxHVUbBrdQPBeh5ig59rNoUexa64xIeg==&c=585ZmkhqytmPE8QMIEMx8bYfi3SjlerwFHcltIq7CNo29gItQ1cpFw==&ch=KSQmomOsfUWY8EJL8n7XJRVsNtj7RoPvHIxwCNy3EM9zmUk8jfXS-A==> | Manchester, NH
August 28 - 29, 2023<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0016GgUFEx4-Z9gikG38epJL-qgWyiJ_AcXVWdGNBmdI1g6h3IfHgIU1vZUwbSNT0EuZFtMJdDfrYUnc4QxPefWU2Dv6jdGTSV24uk4g7cEgNpbOQ61y8JYju7EFwI07IqqRK69Y07b7h6qt6-BZWbdl1dwd5HfUr4hMXQcos3GZhL9l5kXNhO9oGmy7zo5OJ52sU2jRcdf6rOJs8RkPpleCmINUz8Q_SRc4cxTl2iP15FQMniiZfWRL_rFY1IyzPh69n2M-JE3iFX9qEXWba7PCWwswBPqOnzqCXL991-AjxkWGEjcHVeH9BysCCJZDBVeg2jIz-_2Ty-rVbm5Lr3fMFDWERgea3HuCVnD-VjIMgckxT5ZFGH96uCJDSa21I_GeBduBsgdrlYm3rewUvxGrwyVJjRcrQxYKhfUuKIuAZVC33y9D5fu3wDbMYAbSZX8pRPFTuC4q5TcTEARi8gNh9RzRGyw3aXkqBNSIcbPShY=&c=585ZmkhqytmPE8QMIEMx8bYfi3SjlerwFHcltIq7CNo29gItQ1cpFw==&ch=KSQmomOsfUWY8EJL8n7XJRVsNtj7RoPvHIxwCNy3EM9zmUk8jfXS-A==> | Rockledge, FL

Explore investigative strategies that address the relationship between child sexual abuse and child sexual abuse materials (child pornography) to supplement an investigation and corroborate victim statements. Gather new tools and resources for the most comprehensive case outcomes.

Topics include:
·    Current child exploitation / child sexual abuse trends
·    Characteristics and types of offenders
·    The relationship between child exploitation material and contact offenses



Child Homicide Investigations
March 27 - 28, 2023<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001faIjxy8HcYnotOHjvcqW0kZdHYUN2dm_50kZ5tmDrlVo-YK0AZb4SL_1zAFCCigJR11BQzCaMSdF6kDXGBAx8VMG7MDWHCLRpDkYevlnsiuC-s6eHFqilpAdkAL49shQWWhTJSTqXIcsDNCt9P1POrwHCXnjAxtnCEgpIikhA_cD9LNyrJIDZNP057NAp3A0uiPB6H1qx95fVIjwu2HqIKb8nz3HjoOMbmjootyFE_PNifw8kJsisoSvv3gRv-YDmCH72lkggmNmkgXjFvJyj7-ZYfYjqNSqB7S-Ly3AVA26ELSYbBC1JQpWEovrcs6COP80EDjGTvKDSIXrXEx4xo8RlQsb_kQ0dSZSN-H0xSle4WuI-HNwVjGAXEBb5d2fUCRzTFfXoVcCVaU0kg_kq3oSJmvBx22PBoQchKHQ4PA=&c=2lSyOlg6HT2p0g0TLl7tgB_KqskNRdKRMEcbz8f1z6_5Z3tYokGVAA==&ch=xikjF10h1EO8pEHBvQtqWOpDmxgq68eiO-LjW8C2VHGNGtHibHdcPg==> | Denton, TX
May 22 - 23, 2023<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001faIjxy8HcYnotOHjvcqW0kZdHYUN2dm_50kZ5tmDrlVo-YK0AZb4SIUGmhhixUmLQH469D723sxFOS2IyZPK7bNpvRW5UinqU-FE-CRNspD_H0GijHds4ZCKdA1lBRbymfUmG84UTrqfL5tUbgjZ5-mdsOvxziEFDfxG5gFlw8XuhPEOQB7j1V66UgCiVhyeElN_WnljX9Um7LlrCsKFdsDZU9z5DNnKECzyP9HDKB8ymMDLSF6ShUmVvGcqZHUbNGqm_HZIM098_pJG7FsSu3JDM5cE15oaxH54ls4dGr1KZI6ezFPoPJ9b9YwLQ_oxSbEK6ob-our15523g_rY5C8NVHSINswjIvTcOgvPS5CCXsNa2Za13MJ2ParJONGSAM8a_ahy9WCBsndiMGIp6wtnIs_1aV3VGFRxyE2icaI=&c=2lSyOlg6HT2p0g0TLl7tgB_KqskNRdKRMEcbz8f1z6_5Z3tYokGVAA==&ch=xikjF10h1EO8pEHBvQtqWOpDmxgq68eiO-LjW8C2VHGNGtHibHdcPg==> | Little Rock, AR
September 18 - 19, 2023<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001faIjxy8HcYnotOHjvcqW0kZdHYUN2dm_50kZ5tmDrlVo-YK0AZb4SIUGmhhixUmLURZuBy2DAuzxjeU4i1RpgVz5f4UKIG-BhDffwUY_I_kgw94KaHeScbdK3AE-RGwt2APAvprYZidBko8nPZgu97rO8DG27TFfnPJxw5f-i006_PGmnN910wwEuZgvrpZFtbFvz14n_WOl380Z1b2fI8kNFBLi7Qw9oUALN77QcS6yi68NB0PeOoYadKms3Ig9xvUCwQLNgVsH5DVO8jbWtGzW9YhFXo-XX86Q-SvA4c-d37NJJZd-GtwKfukbVsuNcfej74Prc30d_ylae6Y3IDI9GINhdbRuEONZBHxzJI6LNTAU7m-aoxFag6KqlahFwrEspnydWEmRIecHEhop-iz7FjYZZL3AwphHfnluNCY=&c=2lSyOlg6HT2p0g0TLl7tgB_KqskNRdKRMEcbz8f1z6_5Z3tYokGVAA==&ch=xikjF10h1EO8pEHBvQtqWOpDmxgq68eiO-LjW8C2VHGNGtHibHdcPg==> | Westminster, MD
November 6 - 7, 2023<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001faIjxy8HcYnotOHjvcqW0kZdHYUN2dm_50kZ5tmDrlVo-YK0AZb4SIUGmhhixUmLt0iwoOSvAsVWFBx7NkACJT8N9soq-82htdxeGYS6fJZ0Z6Q3thbNBIhFRmAkt2SeZWIG8b0Yu6oj1gcewZG0lLrAVGdq5HM98tcgrdyg-D4_NvgmsdvtuU8_4cxq9GK9KgSZx97Y2nXro7pTTdTVEYWibYWcKH5ZnXVX0dgtv9QqTD0iptee-2PMzXhLe_9JCqU76DJi-r_iFojgo6zyOhOxJtXTeXrgJgnsWZPwkJ4ReTodKuEAKOvztWFY_kZ0RQBpJOqe6gIqUJ07Sq5JMii8GQzjuNIcuwEiu_2UTP6cAs8VTb1HhRP7s8l9-ZnDumuEuEmI6W89j0L7aIxkk46u6CNdvZOBMkkwr0PbQEA=&c=2lSyOlg6HT2p0g0TLl7tgB_KqskNRdKRMEcbz8f1z6_5Z3tYokGVAA==&ch=xikjF10h1EO8pEHBvQtqWOpDmxgq68eiO-LjW8C2VHGNGtHibHdcPg==> | Marana, AZ
This course is accredited by the American Board of Medicolegal Death Investigators (ABMDI).

Contact Information
info at ncjtc.org<mailto:info at ncjtc.org> | ncjtc.org
(855) 866-2582
7:30 am- 4:30 pm CT (M - F)



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Online Protections for Children and Families webinar is made possible with funding awarded under the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force National Training Program provided by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice.

ICAC/iKeepSafe Incident Response Tool (IRT) : Responding to Cyber Incidents in Schools webinar: This project is supported by Grant # 2017-MC-FX-K004 awarded by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice. The opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect those of the Department of Justice.

Responding to Sextortion class: Training is made possible with funding awarded under the Missing and Exploited Children Training and Technical Assistance Program provided by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice.

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Take training at your own pace, on your own time!


High Demand Child Abuse: The KNOW & TELL® Program<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001I9M-NIfPzt26-3-otc3kno8pTq9lKNup44ky1HsGTC7RXl6BezrlPZbKOEPRMVPq3nrhKNtwGiLfsGUJTdVNV2cJKpS7kSKlL7IWHBipS9XpS5E_EUPSACGfqaZ02BkT4po3UGSko4rUGcL2xJPfCqI2qcXa3BWAEcYBDv87YvidYyGedGGChNYPagaxYN3X9Oc9VvyAVZdP-cZSbUDj7lWrM4hgrtDkaA0fC9LsR9RuV93hDIlUNiCeHo3V4I-_tLZ21X4hkpu0ndQe5QgJwiBiX-53FDU0nX-7XJjbpP9iRUMplP2CHHeq0ZWk7XkIQmuaDO4VszRw0jSFc2UOoIKQ4UoIlc7WSG8l28jsjVcSujUQ5PJu3U46ews9k66nGCUl0qreitu_HhAl2gvULOaVttFqzkCsdjtsEH3s9JjLrweh8Qk4VQ==&c=6QjMKJ0eU_dHXm4MoG5SgNmaGk6xFlgRmcsMT_cxvCA_IQOhYPSIkg==&ch=uLRPA3CdYiRQDiE3vbGbo5D11OjfBs8hGRRVCzLdyPObgcya4HbT1w==>


High Demand Child Abuse: The KNOW & TELL® Program<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001I9M-NIfPzt26-3-otc3kno8pTq9lKNup44ky1HsGTC7RXl6BezrlPS-iy8ivA6XtXps_mDf65xJ-Y8X68NJW5PBWeGwCLamX2yen6vkZiC4nV92YXedTGrJGoyMQJFma7nbCJlXyfG-pK54kP9Ds7v3TKiyk6g7eKlKQhEI_sXx9LG0vayTeKoXpjl2YpvEXhoHtqMH3IoddVMQ5AZ3XVGJfg0YOyS0XaRmujjaTQ2v7Q60gSbhMTSJodoMD9IDTrbtRlMM6PebAcAB_JcTkbHob7KYnfy0wSgyP_iD0z04I7InExRaf4FXtQIk73It5paUje37IFJHd5HP-4TfukFM8srEeAP3T2DMdboel-1m3DE2Qd9LyOzbWG_6RGMz6vfW72TmahhJMits0Ay-5QOd-6kUbt-cmwc3Ji-B0q1lM4zsSON7Qu-hADF7z3HB7&c=6QjMKJ0eU_dHXm4MoG5SgNmaGk6xFlgRmcsMT_cxvCA_IQOhYPSIkg==&ch=uLRPA3CdYiRQDiE3vbGbo5D11OjfBs8hGRRVCzLdyPObgcya4HbT1w==>

for Healthcare Providers<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001I9M-NIfPzt26-3-otc3kno8pTq9lKNup44ky1HsGTC7RXl6BezrlPS-iy8ivA6XtXps_mDf65xJ-Y8X68NJW5PBWeGwCLamX2yen6vkZiC4nV92YXedTGrJGoyMQJFma7nbCJlXyfG-pK54kP9Ds7v3TKiyk6g7eKlKQhEI_sXx9LG0vayTeKoXpjl2YpvEXhoHtqMH3IoddVMQ5AZ3XVGJfg0YOyS0XaRmujjaTQ2v7Q60gSbhMTSJodoMD9IDTrbtRlMM6PebAcAB_JcTkbHob7KYnfy0wSgyP_iD0z04I7InExRaf4FXtQIk73It5paUje37IFJHd5HP-4TfukFM8srEeAP3T2DMdboel-1m3DE2Qd9LyOzbWG_6RGMz6vfW72TmahhJMits0Ay-5QOd-6kUbt-cmwc3Ji-B0q1lM4zsSON7Qu-hADF7z3HB7&c=6QjMKJ0eU_dHXm4MoG5SgNmaGk6xFlgRmcsMT_cxvCA_IQOhYPSIkg==&ch=uLRPA3CdYiRQDiE3vbGbo5D11OjfBs8hGRRVCzLdyPObgcya4HbT1w==>

(THIS COURSE IS FOR CERTIFIED HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS ONLY)


Interviewing At-Risk Children: When Child Pornography Cases Have the Potential of Being Hands-on Offenses<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001I9M-NIfPzt26-3-otc3kno8pTq9lKNup44ky1HsGTC7RXl6BezrlPZbKOEPRMVPq41B9_ISkVxHVV8Z7bDTjXvUb_OjDu1PvX68rbMzGjonvntRq3Ipjy62z052k7b3XGMfkFSn0KwOIMipVW_AkoaEdNtE7xSh0o07JNHMfrcBdhryJzaeoYR5lRZoQ74D29Abkwq3rqZG5kyzfNxdObdYtT7VyYp_gMab503GRVlbfiaAqdHHS2SOv96Zk9zm37BpXNUXoZv3ShdX3Ljk53J72uUUMWaP8nIVjcyvmu7JlXWr-XSPBZ-GSg4Qq9jRz6lVqRdNy8Puh00F9qUtNzUyTbqwqoB-ISdmGjcwTamvSbOSTkzUNZz2xNIqjipz3-tBVpjiDF9pwKpgnIq5DSaeuHBBq94x56xs-wULgBhW8kZdjek0qIQ==&c=6QjMKJ0eU_dHXm4MoG5SgNmaGk6xFlgRmcsMT_cxvCA_IQOhYPSIkg==&ch=uLRPA3CdYiRQDiE3vbGbo5D11OjfBs8hGRRVCzLdyPObgcya4HbT1w==>

Legal Considerations in Child Abuse Cases<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001I9M-NIfPzt26-3-otc3kno8pTq9lKNup44ky1HsGTC7RXl6BezrlPZbKOEPRMVPqABiHiL5x4Q3hCGaitKqwY0jZZBmAWWywdsFiXklIX3P6JQj8u4VQcSoetG8hp02npRKvKGemHMHu5CIRdvqXKUsiIftZ-yg6s0HHkxC8VpLRUjHT10eiYJR4aNsRy3DF2ReM--g6qj33Ug7lUNyuHk-KOT0BcZGW594QuzmXv_LlHf5SFtCrnQwlyoZcqgmFesfd-H364nRBFftNFlMuTLGwo1eG_MgEqZg2OUwabUWRJujp-ZrCxIBfkYJxCVfjjwRD8JJ4bZ9T9qRzRFzrkFL44hChFYwLfbXS4Rx9wOCwqlGy_oU5GSTpSDhiMRKht1rKsjgHWL-cZCPkR4E2KwWZWGoqjdJr8e47ALrUhQdU1WKVigngH135zmuv2shJ&c=6QjMKJ0eU_dHXm4MoG5SgNmaGk6xFlgRmcsMT_cxvCA_IQOhYPSIkg==&ch=uLRPA3CdYiRQDiE3vbGbo5D11OjfBs8hGRRVCzLdyPObgcya4HbT1w==>

Medical Diagnosis of Abuse<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001I9M-NIfPzt26-3-otc3kno8pTq9lKNup44ky1HsGTC7RXl6BezrlPZbKOEPRMVPqfGPI6yijPWzRJ9XmhzS_kde2USc-gk0x4-9S19ehQFgCyGrS3Z1-IUGV1-baccad1LC2kw88g3qHm-CkiNXXAartnRS9r6RrNWRUp94_tExAX7uoLci4E6ab5Pnvr_McN2_9QL4QKwxDE011DaudpA_Y86MesKVnGU3_PGoOoz3zRIggkFkjWkKcJRJnWMyPTuxWjNLWZfWFbrDB9J0paZHhETdGP90tPgFCcm7Ct8kPacN1lREp1H32CAKhVbJCNvDG92F4AD8ORnOwQLecA-EL-i5x81LQTKyEREMxbxCA9-pBERHB-ytlbRJqOmcl754S8JzoB8k9u9tlLh-iTFPrW11PW66hqk1pAAy-U2I=&c=6QjMKJ0eU_dHXm4MoG5SgNmaGk6xFlgRmcsMT_cxvCA_IQOhYPSIkg==&ch=uLRPA3CdYiRQDiE3vbGbo5D11OjfBs8hGRRVCzLdyPObgcya4HbT1w==>

Strategies for Supporting Resilience and Healing in<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001I9M-NIfPzt26-3-otc3kno8pTq9lKNup44ky1HsGTC7RXl6BezrlPZbKOEPRMVPqNAoDHeMgGaUaAn82FVI-t5oZ-40ga2QWdZ7lSj4X2Niy1yGXVLe51tvt7nNoYFULbowZgmSpqH2tXkK1Xu4uVuyW1hZkwHljN_jRvvgVOQkMjU2S23v6lDSsN5s55WRoHc-11obUr20irsDKZk6IhjBIGaALO8Fmm3aiOA3vfROwtQPJoyhFG_3SINwD9c2J4fhhl2qnbDDWzGI_BUc1BiNj29uoOEea_oxZUojup9nXn__bFs4hYoxzlZJvwEOCorNGiPjT_bMSk0Cseqwx0rH2lKUyq7TwBxSoEdVpGg8JyeZLe5m5zs4iAYgIjFpMxMjzQ1Fqxe5SdPRp4Cl1xKQ1Wfj6ERYeMvO4II2dCyU-nqaRp1nK-Q==&c=6QjMKJ0eU_dHXm4MoG5SgNmaGk6xFlgRmcsMT_cxvCA_IQOhYPSIkg==&ch=uLRPA3CdYiRQDiE3vbGbo5D11OjfBs8hGRRVCzLdyPObgcya4HbT1w==>

Victims of Child Maltreatment<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001I9M-NIfPzt26-3-otc3kno8pTq9lKNup44ky1HsGTC7RXl6BezrlPZbKOEPRMVPqNAoDHeMgGaUaAn82FVI-t5oZ-40ga2QWdZ7lSj4X2Niy1yGXVLe51tvt7nNoYFULbowZgmSpqH2tXkK1Xu4uVuyW1hZkwHljN_jRvvgVOQkMjU2S23v6lDSsN5s55WRoHc-11obUr20irsDKZk6IhjBIGaALO8Fmm3aiOA3vfROwtQPJoyhFG_3SINwD9c2J4fhhl2qnbDDWzGI_BUc1BiNj29uoOEea_oxZUojup9nXn__bFs4hYoxzlZJvwEOCorNGiPjT_bMSk0Cseqwx0rH2lKUyq7TwBxSoEdVpGg8JyeZLe5m5zs4iAYgIjFpMxMjzQ1Fqxe5SdPRp4Cl1xKQ1Wfj6ERYeMvO4II2dCyU-nqaRp1nK-Q==&c=6QjMKJ0eU_dHXm4MoG5SgNmaGk6xFlgRmcsMT_cxvCA_IQOhYPSIkg==&ch=uLRPA3CdYiRQDiE3vbGbo5D11OjfBs8hGRRVCzLdyPObgcya4HbT1w==>

Technology Facilitated Child Abuse Investigations<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001I9M-NIfPzt26-3-otc3kno8pTq9lKNup44ky1HsGTC7RXl6BezrlPZbKOEPRMVPqipLtKEESnF9Icky5iRvowfCslZLo5vddKDMAVfLX6Ip48KXvLh2mLBfrG8YBFuehBeC9Gb05YQNzYJpiYn_JFnAsM1T_A9pFcUuwjuopCg5WrXhEW5WVpLzRnmUn9T1hL0Ie5KOp6BcjKETqLBwNNtyLBKDcafNnHBw461krTrcRm3_Z3rk3OrHhwk10b3bTR7KVmWXpZfZwzRV94Ml532tv1EezvIuuY_dLyCWDXYlyybVxIfz_Veyzp6pSp2WfIHAY8zVNY4wMsLeJSh3YgYdZzAsvgnXMwGCavIUHDItHAlts1aOh9uslZ5Vdj-sw1z-dtRzoo06RjA3c5M_X6jNQNVPBA2TmGN8r-juxEruQcwpjEd9MrVnSHOIDmwlICDX2tnVbUB0=&c=6QjMKJ0eU_dHXm4MoG5SgNmaGk6xFlgRmcsMT_cxvCA_IQOhYPSIkg==&ch=uLRPA3CdYiRQDiE3vbGbo5D11OjfBs8hGRRVCzLdyPObgcya4HbT1w==>



Contact Information

info at ncjtc.org<mailto:info at ncjtc.org> | ncjtc.org

(855) 866-2582

7:30 am - 4:30 pm CT (M - F)


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Trainings are made possible with funding awarded under the Missing and Exploited Children Training and Technical Assistance Program provided by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice.




Employment
Unless indicated, please view corresponding attachment for full details
CARES NW
New Child Abuse Clinical Coordinator
Pediatrician
Nurse Practitioner
Employment – CARES NW<https://www.caresnw.org/employment/>

Children’s Center
Child Forensic Interviewer @ Children's Center (hiringthing.com)<https://childrenscenter.hiringthing.com/job/556523/child-forensic-interviewer?s=cw>

Jackson County CAC
Forensic Interviewer<https://www.indeed.com/job/child-forensic-interviewerfamily-support-case-manager-d55461db9b9f33b1>

Liberty House
Mental Health Therapist Program Director
Pediatric Medical Provider
Forensic Interviewer

Oregon Sexual Assault Task Force (SATF)
Criminal Justice Coordinator<https://oregonsatf.org/about/open-positions/>

Raphael House
Open positions<https://raphaelhouse.com/employment-opportunities/>

Western Regional Children’s Advocacy Center
State Chapter Liaison<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001oyDTcl-Cj0e5Rbk-EOk-yqlS2ROFdpIGKLjnS-76M1mUAdzXVZ2QKdxRJA8eEnhPdbVneDL-5AaubDWiLvRLqTKH7g9uJUv44ej6217z0AR1uBl1dlj3RCDd0MO9rYuE8229RFpYllhBFIExfN2_SEfnujcSlYxnuLGYt-gzb0ShqMypGeEf7SvWtVxrUd7zdi2XfDRI2w9GtzaTsy4ra0_k93H6dZZiR3KAKaByP1JhvGXttNWb6l8OxWJS0Z_zRerayQ7AV1IXUKmSlQtTQQ==&c=CUs5Bt72BNThE5tM1Re6oj0qIQegy1uOdJ1xOQaDlAq3_QosU2TyhA==&ch=XkT98-UFiRCrBTr0ew8ehww-G_v8VYwQ9NZGVqbiFrPWeE3zJukGLQ==>
Training Specialist<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001oyDTcl-Cj0e5Rbk-EOk-yqlS2ROFdpIGKLjnS-76M1mUAdzXVZ2QKdxRJA8eEnhPfVy6a3U9Gv2v0PePgdiNRcecKiyM585GDAJBs3Lal9T7e0fSQb8HPDw_w9wUineMKSR77y9pislYgdtFJuxXpTz1LtcGy-uwNzr_z_LuH13mW1KoH7P7edG5-k70Qe5UsqJj7sqUJdcfdfoWmOczjjApboAXmJVnWuMB_SX7Ew4tQatZsqBj9CHs_Swc_1Cv8O3M5-OHXLQ=&c=CUs5Bt72BNThE5tM1Re6oj0qIQegy1uOdJ1xOQaDlAq3_QosU2TyhA==&ch=XkT98-UFiRCrBTr0ew8ehww-G_v8VYwQ9NZGVqbiFrPWeE3zJukGLQ==>









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