CAMI Weekly June 23-27, 2005

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  CAMI Weekly News                                                                                    June 23-27, 2025

Oregon Solicitations & Trainings

NEW CVSSD Reports due July 20

ACP Application Assistant Update

Strategies to Support Overburdened Staff in the Child Welfare System

General Solicitations & Trainings

NAO: Facing a New Reality: Strategic Paths for Nonprofits

NCFRP News

International Symposium on Child Abuse: Call for Papers

NCAC Trainings UPDATE: Preparation and Adaptations for Interviewing Children with a Disability | Interviewing Children Who Witnessed Violence

NCJTC Trainings UPDATE: Public Information Officers and Tribal Law Enforcement Agencies

Employment

ABC House: Medical Provider

Liberty House: 2 positions

Safe Harbors: Co-Located Advocate

SafeSpace: Mental Health Clinicians

WRCAC: Chapter Specialist

OREGON Solicitations and Trainings

Deadline approaching: CVSSD Reports for July 2025

[cid:image025.gif at 01DBE68C.DD9067C0]Due to fiscal year end, reports are due Sunday, July 20
ARPA reports are due Tuesday, July 15

With this reporting quarter, reports are due no later than Sunday, July 20 due to the close of the fiscal year. If you have an ARPA award, these reports are due Tuesday, July 15 per reporting deadlines. Please turn in all required reports by these dates.

We do not process financial reports until all progress reports and past due reports are submitted.

ACP Application Assistant Update
June 2025
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Application Assistants (AAs) are experts in safety planning with victims and survivors. ACP is one tool in an overall comprehensive safety plan that can help meet some survivors’ safety needs. It provides a substitute address to keep a survivor’s new address a safe place from perpetrators.  With the internet and new tracking technology, physical location and online safety are more challenging than ever. Here are some additional considerations to include in your safety planning toolbelt.

  *   Oregon law requires that an ACP applicant “Resides at a location in this state that is not known by assailants or potential assailants.” Among other things, this means ensuring the location is not available in an online search. A simple online search with an applicant’s name and date of birth can help inform the advocate and applicant if the ACP should be considered as a possible/relevant safety tool.
  *   The Oregon Department of Justice (ODOJ) How to Protect Your Personal Data handout<https://www.doj.state.or.us/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/DOJ-Privacy-Law-HowTo-Handout.pdf> explains how to keep private organizations from sharing your personal data.
  *   ODOJ’s Consumer Privacy page<https://www.doj.state.or.us/consumer-protection/id-theft-data-breaches/privacy/> has more helpful tips related to data brokerage firms and data safety.
  *   ODOJ’s anti-doxing guide<https://www.doj.state.or.us/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Anti-Doxing-Safety-Guide.pdf> includes tips on social media safety, removing content from the internet, and data broker opt-out tools. The guide is available in 14 languages.
  *   Safety planning with applicants should include discussion of:
     *   Caution with social media
     *   Caution with deliveries from DoorDash, Uber Eats, Amazon, and other online companies
     *   Photo release opt outs
     *   Data tagging that occurs in photos shared with family and friends
     *   Use of Apple AirTags and other easily accessible, small tracking technology
     *   Find My Phone features on cell phones
Participation in the ACP might impact services and opportunities otherwise available to the public.

  *   Background checks for gun purchases require a residential address. While these records are not generally available on a website, the State of Oregon asks store owners to retain them with no further regulation.
  *   Background checks for rentals or employment may present a need for further explanation and request for confidentiality.
  *   Banks require a physical address. Negotiation may be necessary to use the services of a given bank as an ACP member. The ACP has an alternate physical address for participant use, but banks are not legally required to accept it.

Address Confidentiality Program
Oregon Department of Justice
acp at doj.oregon.gov<mailto:acp at doj.oregon.gov>
503-373-1323

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Every day, child welfare professionals step into impossible situations—managing complex family dynamics, responding to crises, and carrying emotional weights that most of us can't imagine.

With caseloads growing and expectations rising, we're watching dedicated social workers, therapists, and caseworkers burn out at alarming rates. Some agencies are reporting turnover as high as 65%.

Behind these statistics are real people doing essential work who need—and deserve—better support. The solution isn't just about hiring more staff; it's about creating systems that sustain the caregivers so they can continue caring for others.

What you'll discover in our latest blog:

  *   Three pillars of self-care that build resilience in high-stress roles
  *   Organizational climate strategies that transform punishing environments into supportive ones
  *   How trauma-informed organizational systems can prevent secondary traumatic stress
  *   The real cost of turnover and why some agencies are reporting 65% staff departure rates

When we invest in the well-being of child welfare staff, we strengthen the entire system. The children and families who depend on these services deserve nothing less than a workforce that feels valued, equipped, and sustained.

Click below to read the full blog and explore key strategies to support your staff and their well-being
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General Solicitations and Trainings

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Has your organization felt the impact of federal program cuts, or are you considering the possibility of deeper collaboration or perhaps even merging with another nonprofit? If this sounds familiar to you, we invite you to join us for a new five-part series designed to support your nonprofit during these challenging times.

NAO’s series, Facing the New Reality: Strategic Paths for Nonprofits<https://nqwo9nbab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001u96PlZ3NYnjcGRJSNESx26SmbBAChKTGyQWvhAEggOimakijJvLlEKQ1fSxcEUpuqYGSyRBhzAwB9agJcxVjsCUTVkMRUGsaN_mzz4icsgMV4dmjnuXP35i20CWl59BarOJai6D8SfYLj2S16q1EAojnPJQ7JTWtBEUsaZ3HWok2wwzm_1O5u4_cegxRzbeDaViWrwEA5L2xe0GIaVd8AesZotYb0_gvYfYuA8N8beQ=&c=hyrGqZL5vI1va2-HdbpU5WGZvpIY_NGu_i9bPyBYkFWrSn5pzJc2GQ==&ch=0N5EB-vALqHdyoneUL4UF49WGoivKsWkxFFOI-hTP4gtqWcaOJaXlw==>, offers five online trainings led by experienced experts from June 18th to July 30th. You can register for all five sessions or choose individual ones that suit your needs. If you know someone in your network who might benefit from this series, please feel free to share this email with them.

Sessions include:

June 18 – Strategic Decision Time: Sunset or Sustainability

Focus on the strategic decisions needed to be made if an org has lost more than 30% of its funding due to EOs or other government programs being cut (state, county, etc.) The session will help nonprofit executives radically rethink their organization’s sustainability.

June 25 – Business Remodeling for Sustainability

Challenges to funding and staffing have become all too commonplace in nonprofits in the past few years. Now, with system-wide cuts at the federal level to many core community programs, leaders are facing an unprecedented disruption for many nonprofits. This is not a situation that our sector can fundraise our way out of. It will take fundamental business remodeling and forecasting for multiple scenarios. This session will offer several strategies for nonprofits to successfully navigate this difficult situation.

July 9 – Reforecasting Financials in Times of Chaos

Now that the freezes have turned into real programmatic cuts and the end of specific federal funding sources, how to best apply the funds you have will be paramount in your future. Hoping that court orders may hold back some of these cuts or that you may be able to raise enough private funds to offset losses can be part of your plan, but they can’t be the whole plan. Tough decisions will need to be made on how to strategically manage your treasury going forward. NAO invites you to this strategic finance session to reforecast your budget in these chaotic times.
Register here<https://nqwo9nbab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001u96PlZ3NYnjcGRJSNESx26SmbBAChKTGyQWvhAEggOimakijJvLlELWVgYG1aJUTh12nzjStxNu6EeHGXmLoWfMtzzC2wRVdnwc7tuwidcECsUUWaR-REuA7DesG6uaeCmVg2DWVVj2vxrNsZjZvSTe7R8RdhFqxuqTijkc15wJNPSRnHjvA0w==&c=hyrGqZL5vI1va2-HdbpU5WGZvpIY_NGu_i9bPyBYkFWrSn5pzJc2GQ==&ch=0N5EB-vALqHdyoneUL4UF49WGoivKsWkxFFOI-hTP4gtqWcaOJaXlw==>

July 16 – Navigating Human Resources in Response to Federal Changes

Because our team members are our greatest assets, one of the most challenging decisions nonprofits that lose funding may face is staffing changes. As your organization grapples with program cuts, there are critical “dos” and “don’ts” when deciding how and when to furlough staff. There are also real needs that staff chosen to stay on will have from leadership. NAO invites you to this strategic Human Resources session to reforecast your staffing needs and support your team in these chaotic times.
Register here<https://nqwo9nbab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001u96PlZ3NYnjcGRJSNESx26SmbBAChKTGyQWvhAEggOimakijJvLlELWVgYG1aJUTlt6rQ06okKV7ow8661WlfsxBFpLPuAztecG0m8tmPKxfLXLgQl9DqjYY86fgsG_tqsuReetKl-Z4XSX5P1rZA7pODFBXMImaqh9Z303bez4OtClwJCxfPA==&c=hyrGqZL5vI1va2-HdbpU5WGZvpIY_NGu_i9bPyBYkFWrSn5pzJc2GQ==&ch=0N5EB-vALqHdyoneUL4UF49WGoivKsWkxFFOI-hTP4gtqWcaOJaXlw==>

July 30 – Responsible Sunsetting, Hibernation or Dissolution: The Dos and Don’ts

In some cases, there will be nonprofits that can see they will not be able to continue on their own, AND they run critically funded programs that still need to continue. How, in these chaotic times and under stressful conditions, does a nonprofit think through merging or sunsetting their organization to ensure critical programming endures?  What critical steps need to be followed and what questions need to be answered to make these moves for program sustainability, even if that means the organization will sunset? This session will help answer these questions and give practical advice on what is needed from both the receiver and the giver of these types of scenarios.
Registration is coming soon!<https://nqwo9nbab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001u96PlZ3NYnjcGRJSNESx26SmbBAChKTGyQWvhAEggOimakijJvLlEKQ1fSxcEUpuqYGSyRBhzAwB9agJcxVjsCUTVkMRUGsaN_mzz4icsgMV4dmjnuXP35i20CWl59BarOJai6D8SfYLj2S16q1EAojnPJQ7JTWtBEUsaZ3HWok2wwzm_1O5u4_cegxRzbeDaViWrwEA5L2xe0GIaVd8AXlTzFKA9-VOpT3eW_uAj34=&c=hyrGqZL5vI1va2-HdbpU5WGZvpIY_NGu_i9bPyBYkFWrSn5pzJc2GQ==&ch=0N5EB-vALqHdyoneUL4UF49WGoivKsWkxFFOI-hTP4gtqWcaOJaXlw==>

If you have any questions or issues with registering for a session, please reach out to NAO’s Training Team at training at nonprofitoregon.org<mailto:training at nonprofitoregon.org>.

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Saving Lives Together

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Webinar on Documenting Prevention in Fatality Review
The National Center will be hosting an upcoming webinar titled Documenting Prevention: Outcomes and Impacts of Fatality Review, happening June 27, 2025, from 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EST.

Attendees will learn how to identify, define, and document prevention outcomes. The webinar will also showcase the National Center’s new approach to capturing aggregate prevention outcomes. The key audience for this webinar includes CDR coordinators, FIMR coordinators, and fatality review team members.

Click here to register.<https://ncfrp.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=4cdf76c24103d4aa09dbe9cc7&id=80cf50b333&e=5d2cd2fe8d>

Summer Office Hours with the National Center
July 15, 2025: Connecting Teams to Tribal Resources
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EST

August 19, 2025: Meaningful Data Visualizations
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EST

Learn more and register for Office Hours.<https://ncfrp.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=4cdf76c24103d4aa09dbe9cc7&id=45a64406f3&e=5d2cd2fe8d>
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to get in touch with Lauren Sawyer at lsawyer at mphi.org<mailto:lsawyer at mphi.org>.
Data Matters
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Supervision Guidance Now Available
Supervision is key to preventing unintentional child injuries, particularly among children less than 6 years old. However, determining whether a child was supervised and if supervision was needed can be challenging for fatality review teams. Although the Pediatric National Fatality Review Case Reporting System (Pediatric NFR-CRS)’s data dictionary advises how to record supervision, the National Center often receives questions on how to complete the supervision questions in the Pediatric NFR-CRS.

In response to these queries and ongoing efforts to improve data quality and consistency in the Pediatric NFR-CRS, the National Center has developed a guidance document. “Documenting Supervision in the Pediatric National Fatality Review-Case Reporting System” is now available to read and download<https://ncfrp.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=4cdf76c24103d4aa09dbe9cc7&id=7959417777&e=5d2cd2fe8d>. It provides:

  *   Definitions of supervision and supervisor.
  *   Recommendations for completing the supervision priority variables.
  *   Recommendations for circumstances that present challenges for determining supervision, including:
     *   Supervision of infants.
     *   Supervision of older children.
     *   Supervision of children in motor vehicles.
     *   Supervision when the manner of death is natural, homicide, or suicide.
     *   Supervision when the child dies in the hospital.
     *   Children left home alone, and siblings or other children as supervisors.
Resources for Prevention
New Resource from the Suicide Prevention Resource Center
The Suicide Prevention Resource Center has released new State Infrastructure Success Stories<https://ncfrp.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=4cdf76c24103d4aa09dbe9cc7&id=c8f3c477c3&e=5d2cd2fe8d>. These stories highlight real-life efforts to build suicide prevention infrastructure by state or territory.

Six essential elements make up the infrastructure: authorize, lead, partner, examine, build, and guide. Examples of success stories include a youth suicide prevention campaign launching in California and legislative efforts in Utah to require suicide prevention coordinator positions in their state government.

State Infrastructure Success Stories are now available as a resource for fatality and injury prevention professionals.

2024 Safe Sleep Summit Summary Report Now Available
Safe Kids Worldwide is pleased to share its 2024 Safe Sleep Summit Summary Report<https://ncfrp.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=4cdf76c24103d4aa09dbe9cc7&id=d67d174489&e=5d2cd2fe8d>. This report highlights four sessions from the day-long Summit and key takeaways from speakers and panelists. The Summit hosted more than 150 professionals from a range of fields, including child fatality review, pediatricians, academic researchers, and product manufacturers.

Please contact Ann Schroeppel at aschroeppel at safekids.org<mailto:aschroeppel at safekids.org> with any questions or comments.
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New Resources from Children's Safety Network
New resources are now available from Children's Safety Network.

Child Safety National Public Health Partners Resource Guide<https://ncfrp.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=4cdf76c24103d4aa09dbe9cc7&id=0264955928&e=5d2cd2fe8d>: This guidance allows Title V agencies to learn about national public health organizations working in child safety. Descriptions of each agency or organization are available, along with opportunities to connect and work collaboratively.

Preventing Pediatric Vehicular Heatstroke (archived webinar)<https://ncfrp.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=4cdf76c24103d4aa09dbe9cc7&id=caa1f35e51&e=5d2cd2fe8d>: This webinar gives viewers an overview of environmental, behavioral, and vehicular factors that contribute to preventing pediatric vehicular heatstroke (PVH).

Insights from Title V on partnering with Federally Funded Programs (archived webinar)<https://ncfrp.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=4cdf76c24103d4aa09dbe9cc7&id=1d57f2336a&e=5d2cd2fe8d>: This webinar discusses strategies and insights from Title V and injury and violence prevention leaders on working together to address challenges in their work. Partnership can lead to more effective work and addressing various issues, such as funding and workforce capacity.

If you have a training need, the National Center will be happy to connect with you to find a creative solution and provide technical assistance or training to your program. Reach out to us at info at ncfrp.org<mailto:info at ncfrp.org?subject=Technical%20Assistance%20Request>!

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Your Voice Matters. Submit Your Proposal for the 42nd International Symposium on Child Abuse.

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The 42nd International Symposium on Child Abuse is more than a conference, it’s a global platform for progress in the fight against child maltreatment.

The National Children’s Advocacy Center is now accepting proposals for the 2026 Symposium, happening March 16–19 in Huntsville, Alabama.

Share your knowledge, research, and real-world experience with professionals from around the world. We’re looking for presentations that inspire, educate, and equip the child protection field—including forensic interviewing, mental health, medical, prevention, law enforcement, legal, advocacy professionals and more.

Whether you are an experienced presenter or presenting for the first time, if your work strengthens the response to child abuse, we want to hear from you!
Learn More<https://wzh86ncab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001H8W0Y1PGxm8i9evmggW1_HEknKhOTa4fpthbblxhtgzExq4_kbbgkjzlWzPxEq4SVSlzjfqLtUca8DtPK_yNhTjH3xYpK2t13R3iENug9AFujlSMyMrxsmInHRPJQ2tGBvmazhYuK6ksTlbwMtnPOINU4rZ8LUMWoX22NoecYLoY3je4uUUgLY5a7Rr1K3KoiRi5hbJJPrf1KaZ8EwY-5RGR0B-pW1R7&c=OOeb76rZqWO7J6XFWhQXs34AOr5pWgf_g65FfsyFu2yRnaM2AqsOeA==&ch=GBzkzjDRHkMN-dUj7qud6i1AS7fSygNI9nu5_v815lXTWy7lCgdOyw==>

Submission Deadline: August 3, 2025

Decision Deadline: September 24, 2025

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Supervision of Child Forensic Interviewers<https://wzh86ncab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001Ez0Ddz5k_RiGrXQ_aZT-TSouK13w93gKIgwi2a4qXvk6SvaIZV2S6Lurzq2bBG5F6hEp89vT9HUecVHbjnOlqHtfiWTNHEWyH2L9TH7l-TmlN3WpGiY4biUq6T21MKqiJ8S_QRzYxan6lixjNQ44NguJT_k8FvzhO9bMxEQJAI2pSC5ysU0RQxkfIYlcgAXs5PXVaPNvCOMFsDiTC3dGmozrmaXIWrpmiwe-3tHSRyE=&c=LoHfAl7tdugo9-fD0BdXbl7oMyyfiRLDbkqh3evGevpQ-7ZeaT2gEA==&ch=wshl3vTvRenPWh5CQOFmIag2W9nWEzYFcAxSvYzml2j2q8IFnJixoA==>

August 13, 2025 – August 14, 2025, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. CST | $449

Forensic interviewing goes beyond just asking questions, it’s about strategy, structure, and support.

This advanced training is designed specifically for those who guide and mentor forensic interviewers, giving supervisors the tools they need to elevate performance and strengthen practice.

You’ll gain practical coaching techniques across four key areas:

✔️ Question Typology

✔️ Protocol Adherence

✔️ Social Support

✔️ Critical Thinking

Whether your team is new or seasoned, you’ll walk away with actionable insights and real-world adaptations that foster growth, consistency, and confidence.

This training is open to those having previous and/or ongoing experience in conducting forensic interviews and are currently responsible for the skill development and support of other interviewers.
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NEW Preparation and Adaptations for Interviewing Children with a Disability<https://wzh86ncab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001Ez0Ddz5k_RiGrXQ_aZT-TSouK13w93gKIgwi2a4qXvk6SvaIZV2S6Lurzq2bBG5FKtZierKF6iIlnXRRhJHY62zr2CVxD9xb8f5itGVaWi1u32rl1Yr1NM65ftf2fRSSQZzrqOxmiNvx10xLLyA8d-mdlvk1kobyjkH_hz5E7FcEOLi4lxBdl8ND9wYdPzwTraXZ5pJt7gTwucfMqPB7ebfi3PazRt_v3rHDIo5cq8yos3q37cMg6fcCYpkaztlBJKREqWmJN9M=&c=LoHfAl7tdugo9-fD0BdXbl7oMyyfiRLDbkqh3evGevpQ-7ZeaT2gEA==&ch=wshl3vTvRenPWh5CQOFmIag2W9nWEzYFcAxSvYzml2j2q8IFnJixoA==>

August 27 @ 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. | $349

Children with disabilities face a higher risk of victimization, yet many forensic interviewers feel unprepared to adapt their approach. This training offers guidance on pre-interview planning, partner collaboration, and making thoughtful adaptations during the interview process.
Recommended for interviewers with foundational experience and comfort navigating questioning strategies and interview phases.

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Tuesday, July 22, 2025

9 a.m. - 4 p.m. CST | $449

Children exhibiting problematic sexual behaviors can present unique challenges for forensic interviewers. This specialized training equips CAC professionals with the tools to respond confidently and effectively.

Participants will learn how to distinguish between typical and concerning behaviors, explore contributing factors, and dispel common misconceptions. The course also covers best practices and interview adaptations to ensure an evidence-informed, child-centered response.

Enhance your skills and broaden your understanding with this essential training.

This training is recommended for forensic interviewers who have developed some comfort and flexibility with the continuum of questioning strategies as well as the phases of a forensic interview.
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More Upcoming Trainings from the NCAC<https://wzh86ncab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001-rgVpqRDIF6DaM4N_VLxNB9yIpfHPi1TIppuftkQpdJ8Yf2_Kk6m52KGnTZ5fODHr4OPx_5tnzGnPqyWjfwbRaz3fb0xtrMIqtZtkWDLCczBSrjo4ZBe_jXHplJmkS5BpFsUodBz72GFWt8Y5omu1IWecH4jdfqeLKe1ahOwjAu6mmMji5I-vO9-4l6y-i8K&c=Pd-KX9F7J0L_aq1Kl8LK4cey0dhgE8A2y3JAqmKSF7hLmNny_XMxuA==&ch=ikWciVLw97fX2S1newRfBUTPzIkPEPMvWAfhhP4xksAqToskLIUJKA==>

Forensic Interviewing of Children Training - Huntsville, AL

Join us for a 4-day interactive training where you’ll gain the skills needed to conduct effective, competent investigative interviews using the NCAC Child Forensic Interview (CFI) Structure. Led by practicing forensic interviewers, this training blends evidence-based research with real-world experience. Participants will engage in hands-on learning through lectures, guided discussions, skill-building activities, and a practicum-style interview with supportive feedback from experienced professionals. Whether you're new to the field or looking to refine your approach, this training offers the knowledge, tools, and confidence to conduct high-quality forensic interviews.

NEW Interviewing Children Who Witnessed Violence

Trauma can affect children mentally and physically, even when they haven’t been physically hurt themselves. The session focuses on conducting interviews that consider the child’s emotional state and working closely with investigators for a thorough and compassionate approach.

This training is recommended for forensic interviewers at any level who wish to increase their ability to obtain the most complete and accurate information from a child witness.

And Many More...
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NEW Public Information Officers and Tribal Law Enforcement Agencies

August 14 | 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm CT

Learn More<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001sGsm77esBjTKrZ1l5Hsf6asfY7cP-K3kZ6HWREyr3JUobD2c_MaugxKetKryakXS0zS1RZHp5P9GU-3a9GN8TrS_X_hu7n-iENF5kFatpZENJmLF6Lsng2B8FrW9BZ7O5V4UlNY_TyDV_sYZ7c3-vbGwB-WnjwoohnX_jfs2c8rIxyj0M3QuN268342RtjNItLLROAFc6HUlskZIuLJLjo1SlRLL1eg6zgPEnmdGCPcdF521Fqnn_wcJvT6neFdgyAeWIX9FkhQhy-7S4AUwHG1FGIWTYTDc&c=CpMVlQklJD5MWAiglrJ8MzaV_niSfF4PAGFwDcM9Saru6dNsjAC6gg==&ch=C0IIigY-pPa-1xLBJplSVzAXI2-skhRqAjGlkFbYcNQXwnFi08nvdA==>

This presentation highlights the partnership between Public Information Officers (PIOs) and Tribal Law Enforcement Agencies in missing child investigations. It emphasizes the importance of collaboration and effective communication practices to improve response efforts and public engagement. The presentation also outlines challenges, best practices, and strategies that support child protection efforts.

Upon completion of this webinar, you will be able to:
·    Explain the role of Public Information Officers (PIOs)
·    Highlight the role of Tribal Law Enforcement Partnership with PIO's during missing child cases

Missing and Endangered Youth in Indian Country

July 29 | 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm CT
Learn More<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001DEPzv-kycpMvgiAeKGv3zNiILvCOfbmyGNquNJr-KLFYB-WrhK_GflOWwsFOFJ-FV1b6zTLee-QEzVwSBxgWjE0ZSo2_eVsaNM2C-swhQM3sio5p6vNvKgzxKuMzoeBvFcHGa0sCOW8TeN1sy8hIAzO7Mts1UfyORydvl1aX6pyrLLZShGEMX2DDkrjmf2Vhsks5p2osz6ALxAP9PHBVbnX2lR20-d1-L-SF9xYjE23zBiTkScN_OL0ysKgW4sg-chwP5--xDLg=&c=nca9nED--0Z11FJ9BuXZEJhbjH7Z_nggi0qT1ecu_G53R05jq7OuNg==&ch=fIdb8NMTa1qjGNFWcNQHRlKeEsKlkb7ngvl4pKE1CDIzmdu0q06MDA==>

Join us to learn about the causes of Missing and Endangered Children in Indian Country and what you can do to prevent and prepare for these incidents.

Upon completion of this webinar, you will learn about:
·    Missing & Endangered cases in tribal communities
·    Vulnerabilities for Tribal communities and families, and some prevention and preparation strategies for mitigating those threats and vulnerabilities
·    Resources available to Tribal Communities for recovery and healing once a missing child has been located

Join us for Training Opportunities to Help Prevent
Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation

Creating a Community Action Plan for the Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001hZ4nG_6NxXIcodI7c_fAO0KvZYKRhc4JuTUTgg9shToABatqgr0BNs4m9qHoXp3qVceRkOQ6QxczCw-UurLY_Mzz5--l_ovMnxJxSPa_87pqEr2QBMnXBrEUfMvOSjsNvVLWU3Y3yKQZZMQZzQS4O3RtIci3VwaXjnlLZkOTi3msLcuUNE5RZ-Bo2lLIOED5m_BvaaeWGLtJ2i-nqGU_qb6OybQRfx6hKf3eaFnBD-BEAI09Ba7owi9H55tzkSWVNvPB04pK8rrw7SSMDdaL2fM3qsMjIm3VS-7V7tQS1z0=&c=PuOFFb7qCAeF2mKOL1dC2LIsxEN9CRJThc1k9AyJ_SdHRl4p-_mWoA==&ch=CnXeLCMKbF33u25WivIju-W-mbkZRwG5180faiclpewYW3u1JkgxOQ==>

August 6 - 7 | Live Online

January 21 - 22, 2026 | Live Online

Following the Evidence in Child Abuse<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001hZ4nG_6NxXIcodI7c_fAO0KvZYKRhc4JuTUTgg9shToABatqgr0BNqwicnXWO2K3cUEoK-WK6kSCdO3jzRJiligNrtRm3cnLRmuNDm52y9IEYZ9OYQ-5jy2JqbotKs_g2DX6IaOQ2Bv2B9eez9oFSvlqX1bn6ArmbgdY9BBDDPMdre81wSRvo4THid9ySyq3amX5x696HTRbP6ZBVQBEVZCnwzLkUELjHIeW1szTaE2vSyNDjN8V1r1JHkszkVVnC5LnOyB7joNp7ag2rkw750H9Dq5KzHqnLaIPeCtXb1E=&c=PuOFFb7qCAeF2mKOL1dC2LIsxEN9CRJThc1k9AyJ_SdHRl4p-_mWoA==&ch=CnXeLCMKbF33u25WivIju-W-mbkZRwG5180faiclpewYW3u1JkgxOQ==>

and Child Exploitation Cases<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001hZ4nG_6NxXIcodI7c_fAO0KvZYKRhc4JuTUTgg9shToABatqgr0BNqwicnXWO2K3cUEoK-WK6kSCdO3jzRJiligNrtRm3cnLRmuNDm52y9IEYZ9OYQ-5jy2JqbotKs_g2DX6IaOQ2Bv2B9eez9oFSvlqX1bn6ArmbgdY9BBDDPMdre81wSRvo4THid9ySyq3amX5x696HTRbP6ZBVQBEVZCnwzLkUELjHIeW1szTaE2vSyNDjN8V1r1JHkszkVVnC5LnOyB7joNp7ag2rkw752rWwKRKH87GZz-PsN7hunQ=&c=PuOFFb7qCAeF2mKOL1dC2LIsxEN9CRJThc1k9AyJ_SdHRl4p-_mWoA==&ch=CnXeLCMKbF33u25WivIju-W-mbkZRwG5180faiclpewYW3u1JkgxOQ==>

July 23 - 24 | Live Online

September 17 - 18 | Live Online

November 18 - 19 | Live Online

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July 8 - 11 | Land O Lakes, FL

September 9 - 12 | Jessup, PA

October 7 - 10 | Colorado Springs, CO

December 2 - 5 | Massillon, OH

Child Sex Trafficking: From Suspicion<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001hZ4nG_6NxXIcodI7c_fAO0KvZYKRhc4JuTUTgg9shToABatqgr0BNm8GkufVckUoMWDeMkPyutKJPmLSR6wVx-qDqXBn501-KTfxJevbXihb-_--gTipEnCOBEqfBVIOJCCswzfwSINfypzIQEyhtgW8WWASWQO-p_NTHswlWslf9g08B0ziuyHcheivIKOT_saa9itC6iLNqaNoAJWMIu7M7V583T_TBPMWLUbU2p88QFf_UC2Zh34p9prfsY3ucDPwzms13zu3eNkDJOO1Ig==&c=PuOFFb7qCAeF2mKOL1dC2LIsxEN9CRJThc1k9AyJ_SdHRl4p-_mWoA==&ch=CnXeLCMKbF33u25WivIju-W-mbkZRwG5180faiclpewYW3u1JkgxOQ==>

to Disclosure<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001hZ4nG_6NxXIcodI7c_fAO0KvZYKRhc4JuTUTgg9shToABatqgr0BNm8GkufVckUoMWDeMkPyutKJPmLSR6wVx-qDqXBn501-KTfxJevbXihb-_--gTipEnCOBEqfBVIOJCCswzfwSINfypzIQEyhtgW8WWASWQO-p_NTHswlWslf9g08B0ziuyHcheivIKOT_saa9itC6iLNqaNoAJWMIu7M7V583T_TBPMWLUbU2p88QFf_UC2Zh34p9prfsY3uBWYwN3p8vDJO-gr_0dtULQ==&c=PuOFFb7qCAeF2mKOL1dC2LIsxEN9CRJThc1k9AyJ_SdHRl4p-_mWoA==&ch=CnXeLCMKbF33u25WivIju-W-mbkZRwG5180faiclpewYW3u1JkgxOQ==>

July 17 | Live Online

September 4 | Live Online

Child Abuse:<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001hZ4nG_6NxXIcodI7c_fAO0KvZYKRhc4JuTUTgg9shToABatqgr0BNrWtTOabPSem2_wGq974kjNiB_6FBUuwQO7bOkyVPjNEBUzUbwXaPcQoXc0Azv39EqxSAiWu8zc4fQUe6ebcG9R-Qd_AMkt7x6qnPY4dwHkxj37xC0sX1wK09SWe1AnokVQiXtjEUn4r7Kl3vmTtUnyGy0hE5sZbG3Oszdqp4MXsBRBrZBX8yx1cchiL9w8TCeWNHaXyF6Wm-kWM0FdF7WM=&c=PuOFFb7qCAeF2mKOL1dC2LIsxEN9CRJThc1k9AyJ_SdHRl4p-_mWoA==&ch=CnXeLCMKbF33u25WivIju-W-mbkZRwG5180faiclpewYW3u1JkgxOQ==>

From Suspicion to Disclosure<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001hZ4nG_6NxXIcodI7c_fAO0KvZYKRhc4JuTUTgg9shToABatqgr0BNrWtTOabPSem2_wGq974kjNiB_6FBUuwQO7bOkyVPjNEBUzUbwXaPcQoXc0Azv39EqxSAiWu8zc4fQUe6ebcG9R-Qd_AMkt7x6qnPY4dwHkxj37xC0sX1wK09SWe1AnokVQiXtjEUn4r7Kl3vmTtUnyGy0hE5sZbG3Oszdqp4MXsBRBrZBX8yx1cchiL9w8TCcLvefu38o_k4FCbVMYNR8w=&c=PuOFFb7qCAeF2mKOL1dC2LIsxEN9CRJThc1k9AyJ_SdHRl4p-_mWoA==&ch=CnXeLCMKbF33u25WivIju-W-mbkZRwG5180faiclpewYW3u1JkgxOQ==>

July 29 | Live Online

September 30 | Live Online

Conducting Child Abuse Investigations<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001hZ4nG_6NxXIcodI7c_fAO0KvZYKRhc4JuTUTgg9shToABatqgr0BNvplu_7yq0YVUlX1LEOcOmDOHn1o0uZBSjWgsuotmymFWRZIJMFUWE4lXgORgSyReaORMbFdLhdrk-tPnDxGplnx7wuA6junKxgnWBoce7GlHzoGafRFq61h5BX8MH1h7mxXqPAXLwNXGLzcd4iRvNrg7_Uej9M4BNhy2aTwjl3Yn8FK_hiPL7lsHdZcdUl7qpIDGrhMqxcl&c=PuOFFb7qCAeF2mKOL1dC2LIsxEN9CRJThc1k9AyJ_SdHRl4p-_mWoA==&ch=CnXeLCMKbF33u25WivIju-W-mbkZRwG5180faiclpewYW3u1JkgxOQ==>

 October 27 - 31 | Anchorage, AK

December 1 - 5 | Sioux Falls, SD

Responding to Sextortion Related Offenses Against Children<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001hZ4nG_6NxXIcodI7c_fAO0KvZYKRhc4JuTUTgg9shToABatqgr0BNmJIXQdd9-qILynDNGqj5dH0MxD4HTpmXqJfnCdSjfOnD71_M-NyBfaJ8MX2eXeeRQ_jxvr1PIIXiiVIvkiJ-Gr-AdQc9EeBgM2bhD6-8dka0B-TQjfGQfKrH2xUPiwBltv_542C4HidUT1yqWoLlKWN2M-8BoUUHKbuCoHpaRo_WqVjNMtMq-w6tukMkuvoFPO1f1jnTithwrUkaXl_mYXWlSyEsmA_8G8K3f60ENxG&c=PuOFFb7qCAeF2mKOL1dC2LIsxEN9CRJThc1k9AyJ_SdHRl4p-_mWoA==&ch=CnXeLCMKbF33u25WivIju-W-mbkZRwG5180faiclpewYW3u1JkgxOQ==>

October 30 | Live Online

November 20 | Live Online

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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Secure your spot - REGISTER TODAY!

Child Homicide Investigations

November 17 - 18<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0019vZhYtgkiiaJr-hZsMRfBHEg79odt22Mp573qLp_2H6BwkLQwBkyyKldTYA0mJL_uBRvj28oVZgqOexqq3vXn_msU-7FG9SXxu0yVEQPFH5CiWkIp1LsZoPdEpHRsq7-KB268eb2h-UMUwJhtOfiSwR4xORLIe3ZpZCIYnSntrQYrzYWKc3nP_gxgdSRxMhrrIfBRFQOy6hbz35TZ64L2bsLNhSxsA7H2kEhgWrkXEGEvUKa2Okzjw==&c=glfVDrNnkun3nsU86hPyI1jWAo5qSdupQT_arkTqYs7KipcRC_oaog==&ch=dBF8m_WW5EoBKLSJKD0Lo3S98vfpTTpu2DXDCcbxZlvc_wVcAFbGNg==> | Gilbert, AZ

January 24 - 25, 2026<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0019vZhYtgkiiaJr-hZsMRfBHEg79odt22Mp573qLp_2H6BwkLQwBkyyKldTYA0mJL_Cr7m5yEgn8W0pHYeieitFmy8I52frrRUAZGgGQKahzsai2kmh1FkQ6lOEDAMpdvaHQAQN5ukVRA_hucvC7YnyQ9Ru8jnwQFTI0qPS4bFtcEEz3_Ae1MkKEK4FkrgLGFyYB-M44JFHUSMDX73LHnU8vWtB1g4QivY-PsK15xed5IFAdWRikScvg==&c=glfVDrNnkun3nsU86hPyI1jWAo5qSdupQT_arkTqYs7KipcRC_oaog==&ch=dBF8m_WW5EoBKLSJKD0Lo3S98vfpTTpu2DXDCcbxZlvc_wVcAFbGNg==> | San Diego, CA

March 23 - 24, 2026<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0019vZhYtgkiiaJr-hZsMRfBHEg79odt22Mp573qLp_2H6BwkLQwBkyyLySMtWS0q7c6RdBUScJfNe-dEHaxoA8OXRxrSLtIy6QNW7g9AKOVof3yxF61r9IlOm8sUSXQdIYHGoxhPumMKqp7u8_LMJgjfdSXj-USU1Pj176_s6YbTwMSo8qXndDPFcqcI3UPSsLcQ8YBRugfwcy7Ib9dxETbjfoaU8vqcL50f6uBMaKxsW6PJc2SqGWcQ==&c=glfVDrNnkun3nsU86hPyI1jWAo5qSdupQT_arkTqYs7KipcRC_oaog==&ch=dBF8m_WW5EoBKLSJKD0Lo3S98vfpTTpu2DXDCcbxZlvc_wVcAFbGNg==> | Columbia, SC

Join us for an intensive training focused on understanding and building relationships between the forensic pathologist, homicide investigator, and prosecutor in successfully investigating and prosecuting child homicide cases. Learn autopsy protocols, forensic essentials, and the criticality of determining the cause and manner of death.

Investigation and Prosecution of Cold Case Homicides

November 19 - 20<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0019vZhYtgkiiaJr-hZsMRfBHEg79odt22Mp573qLp_2H6BwkLQwBkyyKldTYA0mJL_zoIuSm8NBTE0UeAqUQTsXM2K6UrmrMVon7EfsxdFe45LaejbNQLDlUIvTYJecj0iOZNlnTFMUxJ-SyuW18BKDeutfeqobo9rbAq4sD3fQbUQVuOaWZhi7iWR5LrNgwGiEfVmzD2usYQM99uKTFJqUxAgq40U3xDpDmUPxsI55U9Gxh8bBQQeoeaXM8AsHTr8urrzBljvHHH1yZrkA8Zk_w==&c=glfVDrNnkun3nsU86hPyI1jWAo5qSdupQT_arkTqYs7KipcRC_oaog==&ch=dBF8m_WW5EoBKLSJKD0Lo3S98vfpTTpu2DXDCcbxZlvc_wVcAFbGNg==> | Gilbert, AZ

March 25 - 26, 2026<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0019vZhYtgkiiaJr-hZsMRfBHEg79odt22Mp573qLp_2H6BwkLQwBkyyLySMtWS0q7cQC8zYG7-ZOrsZ_66stoBhQ0Ki4XrEumoVHHhYQzP2TXIym5WiQJIUuODVJ4UJBHusowkAc6LlhxnfSAyCkN5-_CNtfo1tGC_eSjyN2tSf4WyIIB6Mwx4bWSIMxrWQvBlYCdosC50czSc9D07fp8ZpyLJ0XA0ErCw_QDeNKh3aA_KxQkCRKmVayeITH84m38Pj7XW8XP8kx9fvk_U8Cq6iQ==&c=glfVDrNnkun3nsU86hPyI1jWAo5qSdupQT_arkTqYs7KipcRC_oaog==&ch=dBF8m_WW5EoBKLSJKD0Lo3S98vfpTTpu2DXDCcbxZlvc_wVcAFbGNg==> | Columbia, SC

Improve investigative techniques and prosecutorial efforts needed to successfully decipher unresolved and cold cases. Explore essential investigative, forensic and prosecution methodologies through the dissection of actual cases, best practice examples, interactive discussions, and contemporary resources.

SEATS LIMITED!
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Criminal Connections: Child Exploitation Material and Child Sexual Abuse

September 8 - 9<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001ie0OqIDuQ5gXwJjW2eCf0WaV5rs2n2RSB55U8Gurbmy-og32UO-B0vNs2yfoSLzahWYmQ_8Jo7O0uj_pKwtcy0jg5NrvRu3JYwkIq8QrRJ3yVy0vikgmyiCCmXQ6JdsQnPLlEYwxE-1iTv_FAi6tjSaqiawLYO4_H-3Yh2OFJkqFgoCSxqn0Gbbn7CHRydA4scLLZFFuHny-RAztxaBb5Kjitbug6zk38KSJZgCcSljFOXJ_pFKXL6FmELUsjE-QJZuwtqCWA-ZO6TpRgoVCu117K0Vl8n8Qr2mjnIr_pXQ=&c=CB1tPrtg2zfM5zTvXhBoVf-gA2nrDiaOLcQPD_7gi3uiO8Fo9W7BVA==&ch=ZlcAHOkyebayj-KPRrAHkcyajSH2kvN1--LE_U4pkggWXb1Ex8h9Ag==> | Kenosha, WI

November 17 - 18<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001ie0OqIDuQ5gXwJjW2eCf0WaV5rs2n2RSB55U8Gurbmy-og32UO-B0uYwLwbYvphatDY_sYuOwpO_B4itliJ3l4Tl41yL2rojWe2RIYKi6wv2vOdFaj-q7UwI7pUJi5OImGYnQjcyNuxD260nlJ7ZVYQTbIJN1wQoQIcZwy3OUEsDXvywCdABu5fXkrxHbORtt8cfA468ez2iV8Ku6RO2sVw2fLm3LII9AKnTuI8CRytckYAEZzo3kW7MR4GdzjqMBFLZpJ70QuyGyBns12E_yY9Jj7E6ToKDy7QKdOyLTCQ=&c=CB1tPrtg2zfM5zTvXhBoVf-gA2nrDiaOLcQPD_7gi3uiO8Fo9W7BVA==&ch=ZlcAHOkyebayj-KPRrAHkcyajSH2kvN1--LE_U4pkggWXb1Ex8h9Ag==> | Centennial, CO (Denver Area)

January 26 - 27, 2026<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001ie0OqIDuQ5gXwJjW2eCf0WaV5rs2n2RSB55U8Gurbmy-og32UO-B0mzqiM-w3VpFPT0td8Yf8KEPxbOsC8nOZjKmEf5d-qGi9xt0mGax4l7YjRQwUuGc5ipvL8kxmDmbQ1ZSpD3als8gFkb4We4P9B_Vr6yCzBI8AZnV6q4mU5159oXLwzNG7KqDJKkTEDR6ByaYNiugNyKGzGfIDVeBBpQQHqeovg_uilioKUmgr-CyYk-rjYa0lP6jm2dHg0DV5IHTCUi14-P0XYzRP_N3VaPuqW0MJFthdqp9ZFEHcW8=&c=CB1tPrtg2zfM5zTvXhBoVf-gA2nrDiaOLcQPD_7gi3uiO8Fo9W7BVA==&ch=ZlcAHOkyebayj-KPRrAHkcyajSH2kvN1--LE_U4pkggWXb1Ex8h9Ag==> | Bellingham, WA

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

Secure your seat TODAY!
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Current Drug Trends

September 29 - October 2<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001AV6D2BRQArMNMdJElqd34qYHlvGjLBOPTFnUcjXv-nvY3FfC6dKFCJhqw3mTBzJRqktb44TNnT9p2Df2K8u0OicCGq9l8x56rpgwZL9zOItKiUWQTNtGOgV0x2_3Zm9ZvWhnoz75Htx0a3VSBaKCJEnqozRw34MvWjWJQNUGDJYYuoKmlb6kArgQhS7tiqhMvswc31kgoIhMaOIIf4jiHu-vZbNo8uvh&c=Zw8H8hxNPPMauKncswWkyXT-vQqBsvR2MEP4Ljmwscj-RzU7xYzceA==&ch=41cd6J2PWa4o4mPBe2W6fegh4NFm_cAPMea624fqHbYG7YnfEtbC_A==> | Live Online

November 3 - 4<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001AV6D2BRQArMNMdJElqd34qYHlvGjLBOPTFnUcjXv-nvY3FfC6dKFCJhqw3mTBzJRv2-EYHbi2i-Mu-pVWUtgPrltBB5gOOmQlbA4VBklRg5DLr22YRWmhhhIzvBTrPEmseZeXJBg51c0cdMRJBL1yZ65-b2zdbyU3ycXAy5Ttxmvhb8novqLySAvUipiS64Wnu7Tj3urUsD2gcz9XZsvOI3zM91vamtc&c=Zw8H8hxNPPMauKncswWkyXT-vQqBsvR2MEP4Ljmwscj-RzU7xYzceA==&ch=41cd6J2PWa4o4mPBe2W6fegh4NFm_cAPMea624fqHbYG7YnfEtbC_A==> | Doylestown, PA

Join us to learn more about this national challenge and other emerging drug trends such as fentanyl, heroin, cocaine, methamphetamines, synthetic cannabinoids, and other chemicals.
·    Explore the issues associated with the legalization of marijuana in many states and vaping, butane hash oil, and cannabis edibles.
·    Gain an understanding of the stages of use, addiction, withdrawal symptoms, and the health and life-threatening dangers posed from the use of drugs.
·    Discuss common delivery systems and observe examples of emerging drugs in various forms.
·    Learn how to recognize the signs and symptoms of drug usage, as well as how Naloxone/Narcan works in cases of opioid overdoses.

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

Employment
Unless indicated, please view corresponding attachment for full details
ABC House
Medical Provider
Employment – ABC House<https://www.abchouse.org/careers>

KIDS Center
Forensic Interviewer

Liberty House
Grant Writer<https://libertyhousecenter.org/job/grant-writer/>
Mental Health Therapist<https://libertyhousecenter.org/job/liberty-house-salem-oregon-170-licensed-mental-health-therapist-2/>

Safe Harbors
Advocate

SafeSpace
Mental health clinicians:  licensed or master's prepared clinicians working toward their licensure. Positions are part-time and full-time in our brand new facility on Hood River. Submit a cover letter and CV to MPYProgram at safespacecac.org<mailto:MPYProgram at safespacecac.org>

Western Regional Children’s Advocacy Center
Chapter Specialist – Chapter Development & Resources<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001qEZaC1v0Pi1dpaoFEdgtuzWkz5ppGP-o8fIzGbLtJnSdsje9Xed4ndC7RW1yldR1cb2Esd2rG-fn3atzx8eIeQO4D2D1IiaObpqlPxs1zI9Mu2rOf2N1yYsT6GiIGdUMh_54OaJyvYtU3xQzD4hXHnb_i1cIc6G3syaPc7XdtyeXpHumhZyi2cs1zmfsf05PpQ4zVFgktW1w61Y-uSFLCpcldDfo-L1i4tMG3uQN5mY=&c=cBiqKn_JXOLfAYe2yDpoi8CGOPhgiwxlu53-Gt4Q4quwVCuvvZKCFQ==&ch=gfdH8fFS4urr7Qq9Zy7wUg0ZN5LdcWy8uDFcmgl1O8EnZFoSARL3DQ==>

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