CAMI Weekly October 20-204, 2025

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  CAMI Weekly News                                                                            October 20-24, 2025


Oregon Solicitations & Trainings


NEW Information Sharing: ODHS Child Welfare and CACs

CARES Northwest Annual Conference 2025

TIO Talk

2025 Oregon State
& County Data Cards




General Solicitations & Trainings

NEW Registration open! 41st Annual Sand Diego International Conference on Child and Family Maltreatment

NCA October Newsletter

TIO Talk

NCAC Trainings

NCJTC Trainings



Employment

ABC House: Medical Provider

CARES Northwest: Child Abuse Clinical Coordinator Culturally Responsive

Juliette’s House: Forensic Interviewer

Liberty House: 2 positions

Raphael House: HR Director

SafeSpace: Mental Health Clinicians





OREGON Solicitations and Trainings

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Hello! In an effort to increase communication and collaboration with Children’s Advocacy Centers (CACs), please see attached Information Sharing Guidance from Child Welfare. Our collective goal is to collaborate for the purposes of intervention, prevention, or treatment of child abuse.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Kristen Khamnohack at: kristen.n.khamnohack at odhs.oregon.gov<mailto:kristen.n.khamnohack at odhs.oregon.gov>.   Thank you!


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See the attached flyer for more information or register now<https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=jZiDNkB9OEO_IAtd0T9DAZYCk9W0ahpMoT6BbYY7ZKhUNTU3Qk4wOUNUSkFESkJHRExKMEpCVVFVQy4u>!




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Welcome to Trauma Informed Oregon Talk, our e-newsletter! Learn the latest news from Trauma Informed Oregon (TIO)<https://4et16.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/sh/SMK1E8tHeG7uft7Vv1ZP4ei61G0Q/R5QxJZO_AwQo>, read essays from the TIO community, discover trauma informed activities across the state, and start using trauma informed tools and resources we have learned about or added to our website.

Note from Mandy, Director of TIO

How are you? How do you know?

At one of TIO’s Micro-Lesson trainings a few weeks back, I shared thoughts and ideas about co-regulation. We talked about how co-regulation is powerful and necessary, but not always so easy right now. We explored self-regulation through co-regulation, with interoception* as the connecting pathway. We identified how trauma, adversity, and toxic stress impact our interoception and make co-regulation harder—for example, when we are told not to trust what we feel, when we check out of feelings to protect ourselves, when feelings are mislabeled, and more. We need to know what regulation feels like before we can regulate or co-regulate. And this may be challenging if we are in constant states of survival and fear, or if our feelings have been invalidated and misunderstood.

How do you know you are dysregulated?

How do you know you are regulated?

Give yourself and others grace, because you may not know. We start with awareness—giving time and permission to check in and make up words to describe feelings - like fizzy, spiky, wide eyed, grumbly, snoozy, and more. Dysregulation often makes sense, has a purpose, and invites us to check in with each other and ourselves. And remember—while we sometimes need to down-regulate, we also often need to up-regulate.

Co-regulation is a powerful process that occurs when sharing space with another human, an animal or nature. When it happens, you feel your rhythms sync—breathing together in a way that feels connected, calming and restorative. Each time I meet up with a dear friend of mine, it takes us about 3 deep breaths while hugging before co-regulation sets in.

I share this rambling about regulation, interoception, and co-regulation because it has felt really important to pay attention right now in our families, communities, and organizations. I asked the Micro-Lesson participants a few weeks back to identify their co-regulation superpowers: Do you bring laughter, breath, quieting, reading the room, stretching, dancing, music? Consider taking an assessment of superpowers in your teams.

I appreciate all the ways you show up and co-regulate with families, youth, community, each other and us.

*A shout out to the occupational therapist world for teaching me about interoception (and so much more related to healing and trauma).


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TIO News
A Focus on Training and Education in Trauma Informed Care

by Mandy Davis, LCSW, PhD, Director of Trauma Informed Oregon

What makes training truly trauma-informed? This blog shares practical ways to “model the model”—tailoring learning to who’s in the room and creating supportive spaces with clear agendas, time to reflect, sensory supports, and feedback loops—through the lens of TIO's Train-the-Trainer cohorts.

Read Mandy's blog »<https://4et16.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/sh/SMK1E8tHeGEm81wT6BitAU0pzYag/rPhl039A_2g7>

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Thoughts on the Theme: Training and Education
The Practice Is the Work: Reflecting on Trauma-Informed Training and Embodiment

by Ingrid Anderson, Ed.D., Associate Professor of Practice, Trauma Informed Oregon

This blog explores simple, trauma-informed practices, such as pausing to notice the group, building in breaks, using soft lighting, and adjusting in the moment, that foster safety, regulation, choice, and connection so that real learning can take root.

Read Ingrid's blog »<https://4et16.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/sh/SMK1E8tHeGLdaAlQHLsNGJJZxrAw/WXZB2-KdWDAU>

Leading Breathwork in TIC Trainings

by Alexandra Cordle, Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher and Continuing Education Provider, Yoga Alliance

Regulation and embodiment in any training space can be supported with nonjudgmental and empowering cues and simple practices like breath awareness and box breathing. This blog shares guidance and scripts for leading trauma-informed trainings with regulation and embodiment.

Read Alexandra's blog »<https://4et16.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/sh/SMK1E8tHeGSV2JaNSW1rM8cJw9lC/PNw2cg9tK9T0>

It Doesn’t Have to Be a Formal Training to Make an Impact!

by Ashley Davenport (Beatty), Safety and Prevention Specialist, High Desert Education Service District

This blog shares how everyday conversations can become meaningful change by investing in people, honoring their experiences, and supporting workforce wellness in community settings such as law enforcement and schools.

Read Ashley's blog »<https://4et16.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/sh/SMK1E8tHeGZMUSPKdgBLRxv3uSLS/A6bcakY09OOI>

SOC Pride Youth Leaders Train in Trauma Informed Care with TIO in Portland, Oregon

by Laura Erceg, Southern Oregon Coast Pride

This blog recounts the journey of youth leaders from Coos County who came to Portland for a week-long experience that included attending a Foundations of Trauma Informed Care training by TIO, city exploration, attending the Portland Pride parade, and trying new foods.

Read Laura's blog »<https://4et16.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/sh/SMK1E8tHeGgDwbEHoqKpXnDnskvi/uLQts9j_T07I>

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Tools and Resources
Introducing Transformational Resilience Coordinating Networks: A Public Health Approach to Disaster Preparedness

by Christian Thompson, Trauma Informed Oregon

In the context of the author's personal experience with Oregon's Alameda fire, this blog introduces TIO's Resilient Oregon Toolkit<https://4et16.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/sh/SMK1E8tHeGn5Ok3F00UJdcWXr3Vy/S4xlwhWI99Lz>, a document that guides community resilience in natural disasters through social connection and community-led planning.

Read Christian's blog »<https://4et16.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/sh/SMK1E8tHeGtwqssCBAdnjRpHpM6E/4F_kO_IwptmH>

Ritual in Disaster Preparedness

by Christy da Rosa, PhD, LICSW, Research Assistant, Trauma Informed Oregon

For many people, thinking about natural disasters or preparing for emergencies can provoke anxiety and avoidance. Creating ritual out of disaster preparedness with annual conversations, go-bag updates, and "pocket plan"<https://4et16.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/sh/1t6Af4OiGsDhYHbmJPGhAXhcYUDJyc/MW4ALWUfnuem> updates can help ameliorate panic from stressful situations.

Read Christy's blog »<https://4et16.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/sh/1t6Af4OiGsE9szoChlMcKnlRwJC3gg/ftRuW-OlUeO2>

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Events
Register for TIO's Upcoming Trainings and Events

  *   Somatic Moment – Seasonal Aliveness Development,<https://4et16.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/sh/1t6Af4OiGsF4YQD3UTYSfJt6hx9X6o/jbpA3n9n6yrZ> with Babatunde “Zubbi” Azubuike

January 12, 2026 (Monday) @ 4:00pm – 5:00pm PT

March 9, 2026 (Monday) @ 4:00pm – 5:00pm PT

  *   TIO Open House,<https://4et16.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/sh/1t6Af4OiGsFzDqbuHBkIzq0lTb70Ww/dVvzHUzCmEia> with TIO Staff

October 29, 2025 (Wednesday) @ 1:00pm – 3:30pm PT

  *   Workforce Wellness – TI Communication: The Four Functions of the Brain,<https://4et16.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/sh/1t6Af4OiGsGRYYoKfXqEA64arQ5kF0/kjA_bifKOmBS> with Ingrid Anderson, Ed.D.

November 5, 2025 (Wednesday) @ 1:00pm – 3:30pm PT

  *   Somatic Moment – Exploration of Movement, Breath and Integration,<https://4et16.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/sh/1t6Af4OiGsGttH0l3tw9KM8QFF4Tx4/iG0Pzb3fO5AE> with Marisol Rascon

November 10, 2026 (Monday) @ 4:00pm – 5:00pm PT

February 9, 2026 (Monday) @ 4:00pm – 5:00pm PT

Registration Coming Soon for More Upcoming Events

Registration for this upcoming offering and others will open soon! We'll have many more events coming up in 2026. Check back on our Training and Events Calendar<https://4et16.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/sh/1t6Af4OiGsHMDzDBSG24UcCFd43Df8/dgMG7JytVHw3>, or sign up for TIO's "Save the Date" events email list<https://4et16.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/sh/1t6Af4OiGsHoYhPbqc7zesG50t1xNC/ED5TNusWa5jG>.

  *   Foundations of TIC, with TIO Staff

January 13, 15, 20, 22, 2026 (Tuesday and Thursday)

  *   Micro-Lesson: Policy, Procedure, and Practice, with Christy da Rosa, PhD, LICSW

January 21, 2026 (Wednesday)

  *   Workforce Wellness: Facilitator/Supervision Skill Sets, with Steffannie Roché, MS, LPC

February 4, 2026 (Wednesday)

  *   TIO Open House, with TIO Staff

February 25, 2026 (Wednesday) @ 1:00pm - 3:30pm PT

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Is This Trauma Informed?
Is it Trauma Informed to ask staff to leave cameras on during virtual meetings?

At TIO we ask we sometimes invite participants to turn on cameras for a quick wave and hello so we have a better sense of each other. Then keep the option always to have the camera on or off, to speak or mute and to write in the chat. We also encourage using emojis as a way to connect.

If you have a question or wonder if something is trauma informed please email your inquiry to TIOinfo at pdx.edu<mailto:TIOinfo at pdx.edu?subject=Is%20this%20trauma%20informed>.

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Reminders and Action Items
Provide Feedback to Help Improve TIO

TIO values feedback to improve our work! Please take a moment and share your thoughts on your experience with Trauma Informed Oregon and trauma informed care projects in your community. This voluntary, anonymous survey will take 3-5 minutes and will help us improve the quality and impact of our trainings and offerings. This survey is being conducted by Trauma Informed Oregon (TIO). Your response will be included in a report that can be used to improve our work. Research findings about best TIC training practices may also be published or shared publicly. We value your input and appreciate your time.

Take the survey »<https://4et16.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/sh/1t6Af4OiGsDhf93v8MRrK1nRrEBcYs/ufMRj0Vn7F3Q>

Read Issue Brief on Community Mental Wellness and Resilience Act of 2023

The “Community Mental Wellness and Resilience Act of 2023” (CMWRA) will direct CDC to fund and support community initiatives that use a public health approach to build population mental wellness and resilience.

Read the brief »<https://4et16.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/sh/1t6Af4OiGsE9zrGLWiXmUHrHF3AMGw/ywThiJ_8RCQh>

You're Invited to Take TIO's Foundations of TIC Course

Are you interested in training in the Foundation of Trauma Informed Care? You are welcome to our free, online, asynchronous offering of the Foundations of Trauma Informed Care materials and downloadable workbook. Follow along independently or engage a larger group and use the workbook questions to facilitate dialogue. You may take the course without registering, or you may register to receive a certficate upon course completion.

Take the course without registration »<https://4et16.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/sh/1t6Af4OiGsEcKZSlv4dheXv6cs95z0/yi6sz66ya3zx>

Register for the course to get a certificate upon completion »<https://4et16.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/sh/1t6Af4OiGsF4fHfCJQjconyw0h7ph4/fdpjcIJhFMal>

Check Out TIO's TIC Implementation Tool

Would your workplace like to continue implementing Trauma Informed practices? TIO encourages organizations and agencies to use our TIC Implementation Tool.

View the tool »<https://4et16.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/sh/1t6Af4OiGsFWzzrchmpXz42lOW6ZP8/MUA45ST8JrbH>

Stay Connected!

We love feedback and staying connected, so be in touch if you have a request, need, or want to collaborate.

Contact TIO »<https://4et16.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/sh/1t6Af4OiGsFzKi4368vT9K6amL5J7C/EiGgbXilNrA3>


2025, Trauma Informed Oregon<https://4et16.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/sh/1t6Af4OiGsGRfQGTUV1OJaAQAA42pG/aygMj87TvLAX>
Regional Research Institute for Human Services
Portland State University
1600 SW 4th Ave. Suite 900
Portland, OR 97201
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The 2025 Oregon State

& County Data Cards are Here!

For nearly 30 years, Our Children Oregon (and our historic, former organization) has partnered with the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s KIDS COUNT network to deliver trusted, unbiased data on child well-being.

These data cards offer a clear, concise portrait of how children across Oregon are faring, covering economics, health, education, family and community support, and climate sustainability at both state and county levels.

Of note some key trends across the state are:
·     The percentage of children experiencing food insecurity continues to rise: It is now up to 17.5% statewide, with some counties having over one-quarter of children experiencing food insecurity.
·     Proficiency in 3rd-grade English Language Arts and 8th-grade Math remains disturbingly low, with just 39% of 3rd graders and 26.4% of 8th graders proficient in skills critical for continued learning.
·     Due to changes in availability of data at the federal level, we have replaced Social Vulnerability Index (SVI) with the Community Resilience Estimate (CRE), which measures the percentage of community members who have 3 or more factors that increase their risk of vulnerability during a disaster. A lower percentage indicates that a community may be more resilient to disaster than a community with a larger percentage. Statewide, the CRE is 19.3%, but some counties have a CRE nearing 30%.
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Please read below about important changes

to federal data sources.



Whether you're an advocate, policymaker, educator, or community member, these cards are designed to inform equitable policy solutions and guide targeted investments to the places they’re needed most.

Thank you to our Data and Research Team - Manager Jenna Marie and Data Intern Lily Meadow - for their dedication and diligence on behalf of all of our Data work!
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IMPORTANT UPDATE REGARDING FEDERAL DATA SOURCES

To ensure transparency for our partners and data users, we’re providing an update on recent disruptions to key federal data sources that impact several indicators on our platform.

Indicators with Directly Impacted Federal Sources:
·     USDA Food Insecurity Data: Discontinued. We are assessing impacts on our data provider, Feeding America. Please note: the current data has not yet been affected.
·     Social Vulnerability Index (SVI):  Was temporarily removed from the CDC website in January 2025 until a court ordered it be restored. We now question whether the data has been compromised, and are unsure whether the SVI will remain available in future data cycles.
·     Days of Extreme Heat: Source data's future is uncertain after removal of discontinuation notices on the National Environmental Public Health Tracking Network.

These changes, along with documented concerns about federal data integrity, <https://d4kvrufbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001-qXutxLSQ5fN70Rj11aFysjvaOFV1W0xlkFbRBexcHYrDEDjNFh7wkWMwbf9TEXlkj5TrfaBFzPjT3NVUmgH5EQZDwwH6EqVMTs54Rv5JVzoo_iKugq5L4enubRUlQ6LmTvQycy3mA89aYPiXjpMu_q_xXiSKrrtUjjTQy548e70AdwoDoFtxAoZ17igfr-I113zdSX0yRfm_CUIxI2gX3KMxWzLZXx9zGzEGrVawFKTa2I6RJL4Ww==&c=fk7AUZO0EtNdBZjFfA7j3-NiRVu-X3c2KNOk-NF-Mj0_WSDXCwfagA==&ch=KgC0weTiee7gpfCsuqNHWnZLuRztKnrJvOZy_ScPAOELH5LTnN1FIQ==> have reduced our confidence in these sources' stability and transparency.

Indicators to Use with Additional Caution:
·     Children in Poverty
·     Families Facing Rental Cost Burden
·     Young Children in School
·     Children without Health Insurance
·     Poor Air Quality Days
·     Community Resilience Estimate

We are monitoring these situations closely and will provide updates as available. Our commitment remains providing transparent, high-quality data to support your work for Oregon's children.



General Solicitations and Trainings

Register Now! 2026 Chadwick Conference
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Highlights, Updates, and Everything in Between


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Navigating the shutdown
[cid:image016.png at 01DC4437.417B4540]Welcome to October and Autumn, friends. Normally, I’d open our newsletter with the joys of Autumn, but right now that is less easy to come by given the federal government shutdown. While NCA’s funding (and therefore the funding we route to CACs and Chapters) has not been suspended so far, thank goodness, that does not mean that the field or the families we serve have not experienced the impacts: our member CACs are dealing with staff who are uncertain about what is next. And the families they serve are worried about whether programs they rely on will run out of money before the government reopens.

Our colleagues at the Regional Children’s Advocacy Centers (RCACs) have had more immediate effects. Because they are at the end of their current grant cycle and are therefore in the application process, this is an especially tenuous time. The application portal in Just Grants is closed until the government reopens—delaying application submissions and new funding. On Friday, the Northeast Regional CAC furloughed its staff until new awards are made. Others are in jeopardy of doing the same in the coming months unless the application and award process is back on track very quickly. On the programmatic side, the effect of even temporary closures is that Chapters will not have the training and technical assistance they need during this time, which is continuously provided by RCACs. Not to mention all the anxiety and financial distress that comes with the furlough, which falls on their staff. No cheerful kickoff to Autumn this year.

What’s to be done in times like these? First, last, and always, we must pull together and work together. The RCACs, NCA, and the VOCAA (Victims of Child Abuse Act) Partners have been working as closely together as ever, if not more so, to reduce gaps in services. We know that Chapters have been doing the same at the state level. And, CACs have been working tirelessly to ensure that families are continuously supported.

But that’s not all we can do. CAC’s and their multidisciplinary teams serve as examples of how in high stakes decisions, individuals can come together despite disagreements and find common ground for the good of kids and families. We can remind policymakers that all of America’s families need their best efforts toward a positive resolution of the shutdown.

And we can lean into kindness. Have a little to spare? Donate to your local CAC. They are on the front lines of families’ needs, especially right now when other resources may be unavailable. Federal workers live all around the country. Know one? A simple, “I’m sorry for your troubles” can make someone who is hurting feel seen. Able to do a little more? Donate to your area food bank which is under heavy demand right now.

At the end of the day, the joy of Autumn isn’t in the color of the leaves, it’s in the community we have with each other. Thank you—even in the face of this challenging time— for leaning into community for the benefit of the kids and families who need us.

Warmly and with hope,

Teresa
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October 10 is World Mental Health Day: Get tips on how to #BeThereNow to support kids' mental health
Youth mental health is a big issue. The WHO says one-in-seven adolescents globally experiences a mental health disorder. Young people are resilient, but the biggest factor is a caring, involved adult they trust.

One thing we've learned after helping millions of kids get help and go back to being kids: a caregiver or other trusted adult is the single biggest support a child has. And what that child values most is your presence.

That's why we're reintroducing #BeThereNow, a campaign that shows the infinite ways you can build your relationship and your child's sense of trust every day, so that when they really need someone one day, they know where to turn.

Get social graphics to share, information about youth mental health, and what you can do at any point in a child's life to build trust and strengthen the relationship, just by making memories. We have new scenarios and familiar graphics from last year's campaign in the new 4:5 ratio for current social media designs.
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CAC funding bill second-most co-sponsored bill in Congress; Senate push heating up
A significant majority of members of the U.S. House are throwing their support behind the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act (CVFSA), H.R. 909<https://nationalchildrensalliance.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f0eed4a49578b60fdd38f4745&id=04b45abe43&e=e91a1a05e4>, our key legislation to strengthen CAC stability. We now stand at 314 House co-sponsors for H.R. 909. It is currently the 2nd most co-sponsored bill in the House, and we want to thank you for all your excellent work contacting your Member of Congress! We are on track to be the #1 most co-sponsored bill in the House, and your calls and emails will get us there!

CVFSA in the Senate continues to move at a slower pace, so your outreach is critical and needed, even during this government shutdown. Each office handles things a little differently during a shutdown, so you may not always get an immediate response, but it is still important to reach out to show them this is an issue that matters and needs action! And whether they respond quickly or not, hearing from you makes sure that CVFSA will be something that continues to be top of mind and that needs action. 

See Who's Co-Sponsoring CVFSA by State<https://nationalchildrensalliance.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f0eed4a49578b60fdd38f4745&id=88084f2407&e=e91a1a05e4>

We really need the attention of the Senate to get this bill moving up and out of the House. Co-sponsorship has been slower for the CVFSA companion bill, S. 1892, than in the House. We have 14 Senate co-sponsors so far, a great start. CAC professionals and supporters: your voice matters and many Senators are still in play. Get in touch now, even during the shutdown!

Track S. 1892, the Senate CVFSA Bill<https://nationalchildrensalliance.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f0eed4a49578b60fdd38f4745&id=ddeeed92fc&e=e91a1a05e4>

For those just learning about this advocacy effort to ensure funding for victim services for child abuse victims, here's what CVFSA provides a critical lifeline of nontax funding into the Crime Victims Fund and would help stabilize a vital funding source CACs need, putting our agencies and services on firmer footing for the future. Even if it's your first time calling your member of Congress, it makes a difference!
A safe space to share: How CACs create places where kids feel secure to tell their story
Children’s Advocacy Centers (CACs) creating a safe and supportive environment for kids who may have been victims or witnesses of abuse, violence, or trauma, to share their experiences is so important. Child forensic interview rooms at CACs serve as the primary setting for these important conversations, where trained forensic interviewers engage with these children. The design and contents of child forensic interview rooms play a crucial role in facilitating effective communication while prioritizing the child’s well-being and comfort to minimize further trauma.

Check out our latest blog post by NCA Catalyst Corporate Partner Guardify<https://nationalchildrensalliance.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f0eed4a49578b60fdd38f4745&id=de2fb2e9c8&e=e91a1a05e4>, Creating a Safe Space to Share: Top Tips for What Makes a Great Child Forensic Interview Room<https://nationalchildrensalliance.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f0eed4a49578b60fdd38f4745&id=8e384cebc1&e=e91a1a05e4>, to learn more about what you need to know and consider when setting up a great child forensic interview room.

Guardify is a leader in digital evidence management, partnering with CACs to make the handling of forensic interviews more secure, efficient, and reliable. Their platform streamlines how teams share and organize sensitive digital evidence, reducing administrative burden while protecting confidentiality. By simplifying these processes, Guardify helps CACs and their multidisciplinary partners stay focused on delivering justice and healing for children.

Learn more about Guardify here<https://nationalchildrensalliance.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f0eed4a49578b60fdd38f4745&id=3e95b80674&e=e91a1a05e4>.
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Latest One in Ten episodes offer insights on child abuse reporting and tackling victim advocate burnout
Have you had a chance to check out the latest episodes of our One in Ten podcast that aired in September?

[cid:image020.jpg at 01DC4435.B8C313A0]First, learn about what Children's Advocacy Centers can do to prevent burnout in victim advocates. In Tackling Victim Advocate Burnout<https://nationalchildrensalliance.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f0eed4a49578b60fdd38f4745&id=9018cf5a66&e=e91a1a05e4>, we speak with Dr. Maddison North, an Assistant Professor at Middle Tennessee State University.

NCA CEO Teresa Huizar and Dr. North explores the causes and consequences of burnout, highlighting the chronic exposure to secondary trauma, high workload, and insufficient resources. They delve into how work culture, team support, purpose, and organizational strategies can mitigate burnout and enhance employee well-being.

Did you know you can also watch full episodes of One in Ten? on our YouTube channel<https://nationalchildrensalliance.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f0eed4a49578b60fdd38f4745&id=92270fdab8&e=e91a1a05e4>? Check out Dr. North's Episode here<https://nationalchildrensalliance.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f0eed4a49578b60fdd38f4745&id=105c27d09e&e=e91a1a05e4>.
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Check out this quick soundbite from Dr. Maddison North about how CACs can help prevent burnout in victim advocates, and listen or watch the full episode below!

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Next, learn about the intricacies of mandatory reporting in child abuse cases in our Best of the Best episode, Which Child Abuse Reports Matter?<https://nationalchildrensalliance.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f0eed4a49578b60fdd38f4745&id=826855a4fd&e=e91a1a05e4> that originally aired November 2024.

Assistant Professor at Wayne State University School of Social Work Melanie Nadon, Ph.D., MPA joined us to explore the disparities in report substantiations by educators compared to other professionals, the influence of socio-political shifts on welfare referrals, and the challenges of over-reporting. The full video episode got more than 100,000 views on YouTube. Check it out now to find out why and learn more!
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In our Best of the Best One in Ten episode, Which Child Abuse Reports Matter?, Dr. Melanie Nadon went over the intricacies of mandatory reporting in child abuse cases. Listen or watch the full episode below!

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Play a role in next year's Leadership Conference: Review abstracts!
National Children’s Alliance (NCA) is soliciting abstracts for in-person, virtual, and live virtual presentations at our 2026 Leadership Conference, June 29-July 1, 2026. The NCA Leadership Conference is a hybrid event with options for attendees and presenters to join in person in Washington, D.C., or online. This year, we're adding new session tracks for Mental Health and Workforce Development, so there are even more opportunities to share expertise in developing programs and delivering outcomes.
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We want to know which sessions you want to see. We need your help reviewing and scoring abstracts as part of our 2026 Leadership Conference Committee! Want to help make 2026 the best Leadership Conference yet? Apply now to join the committee.
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A successful Seamless 2025
The 4th annual Seamless Conference—the only event designed specifically for clinicians working at or with Child Advocacy Centers (CACs)—was once again a success! Nearly 200 clinicians joined us from across the country, from Alaska to Puerto Rico and everywhere in between.

The conference kicked off with an inspiring keynote from Sally Zimney, whose energy and storytelling set the perfect tone for an action-packed day of learning. Day 1 featured a dynamic lineup of sessions, including a two-part presentation on ethics with Ashley Fiore, LCSW, National Fellow for NCA, and Geoff Sidoli, LCSW, National Fellow for NCA, followed by Andrew Wolff’s, LMFT, Program Development & Research Clinical Manager at GSCA Behavioral Health Sciences, engaging session on working with difficult caregivers. This session sparked lively discussions—participants eagerly shared strategies both in the chat and live on mic. The day wrapped up with Brooks Keeshin, M.D., University of Utah, who brought humor and heart to the complex topic of supporting children prescribed psychotropic medications, leaving everyone both informed and inspired for Day 2.

Adding a dose of fun throughout the event, we raffled off copies of Sally Z’s book, “Speaking Story”, using the ever-popular “wheel of names” randomizer. The suspense of waiting for each spin brought plenty of smiles (and maybe a little friendly competition!).
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Day 2 started strong with Lindsay Abdulahad, PhD, University of Utah, Ashley Tryon, MSW, Utah Children's Justice Centers, and Shannon Chaplo, PhD, University of Utah, who presented on the Care Process Model—a training offered by NCA for victim advocates looking to expand their toolkit with a family engagement screening tool. Kristina Coleman, LCSW, Safe Horizon, followed with a thoughtful session on helping clinicians find their voice and maximize their impact on multidisciplinary teams (MDTs). Next, Amelia Siders, PhD, MindWise Insights, offered valuable insights on how CACs can assess and support youth using substances as a response to trauma. Finally, Geoff Sidoli, LCSW, National Fellow for NCA, closed the conference by unveiling the highly anticipated Assessment of Sexual Behavior – Child Version, a tool that will be a game changer in the field.

As the event wrapped up, participants lingered in the virtual space—reluctant to say goodbye—exchanging contact info, ideas, and plenty of gratitude for the Seamless community.

When asked to describe how they felt after Day 1 in a single word, attendees shared responses like “engaged,” “validated,” “inspired,” “empowered,” and yes—“tired!”
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We’re already counting down the days to Seamless 2026 and can’t wait to see you there!
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"I want to see every child have the same opportunity to grow": Seven Questions with Ashley Jellison
[cid:image027.png at 01DC4435.B8C313A0]When you first meet Ashley Jellison, the Executive Director of the Colorado Children’s Alliance (Colorado’s state chapter organization), you can’t help but be struck by her calm demeanor and gentle, soft-spoken ways. But if you thought that was all there was to her, you couldn’t be further from the truth. Beneath that gentle exterior is a fierce advocate for the CACs of Colorado and the children and families they serve. As the Executive Director for the Chapter, she has focused her energy on ways to modernize the Chapter to better serve the state and has successfully strategized ways to give Colorado’s CACs a voice and a seat at the table, with the Legislature, the media, and the communities they serve. Here are her responses to our Member Spotlight questions:

Why did you choose this as a career?
I actually just stumbled upon this position, and I’m so glad I did! I was looking for a way to gain experience to become a Child and Adolescent Forensic Interviewer with the Department of Justice after shadowing one. This position opened up and I was thrilled for the opportunity to make an impact across Colorado.

What’s something interesting you’ve learned recently?
Something I’ve been hearing much more about in the past month is the true scope of nonprofit work throughout the country. While Colorado has over 34,000 nonprofits alone, the United States has around 1.8 million organizations, and the sector has an enormous impact. About 7.4% of the total United States labor force is employed by nonprofits, and the sector generates more than $3.7 trillion annually in revenue. These statistics remind me how much work we need to do to educate the population about the importance of nonprofits as whole. I’m also so inspired to be part of such an incredible sector doing amazing work around the country every single day.

What’s a challenge you and your colleagues feel proud of solving?
I don’t think we’re fully there yet, but I think the biggest challenge that we’re working through is changing our Chapter from one serving only the CAC directors to one that serves all CAC staff throughout the state. We never explicitly stated that our audience was the directors, but we had several barriers in place that largely prohibited other staff from accessing chapter resources, aside from training sessions. Last year, we realized that, to achieve our own mission of creating a better response to child abuse in Colorado, we needed to be actively supporting every individual working towards that shared goal.

We chose to intentionally modernize the Chapter, which included several new technology platforms, and we began communicating with all the staff at each organization, instead of just the director. Our newsletters now are sent to the entire group, and we do our best to build relationships with every member of each CAC’s staff. Now we have everyone from the directors to advocates to contracted mental health clinicians reaching out for help, for support, and even just to talk. This has been a drastic change from only communicating with our 19 directors (particularly for our email inboxes!).

While we still have work to do, we are proud to say that Colorado now truly has an alliance of like-minded professionals who are working together to protect children.

What about your work inspires you and keeps you going?
The people across Colorado with whom I get to work every day are easily my biggest inspiration. I have the honor of supporting some of the most incredible people who are making huge changes in their communities. I’m awed by their passion and drive to make the world a better place. They inspire me every single day, and I’m so proud to represent them.

What’s the biggest need for kids you think we can meet in the next five years?
The biggest need we see right now is finding a better response to online exploitation, in all its forms. Children are being victimized daily on the internet, and right now, we can’t keep up. With the rise of AI-generated CSAM, as well, our kids are in more danger than they ever have been before. While many CACs are responding to online exploitation, we do not have any roadmaps, largely because the landscape is changing constantly and quickly. We need to develop broad-scope guidelines for CACs to respond to online abuse and to educate their partners, to better protect kids from a near-constant opportunity for victimization.

What do you think the ideal future looks like for kids?
The ideal future I see for kids is one where they are protected, they are supported, and they are believed. Of course, I would love to see a world where children are not victimized, where they are encouraged and trusted as the future generation. But in this world, I want to see every child have the same opportunity to grow, thrive, and to be the best version of themselves possible. This means when children are harmed, we believe their words without a second thought, and we immediately step in as a community to wrap them up in support and resources to help them heal.

What’s next for you?
Who knows! I love my position and the impact I have on the state chapter. Our list of goals for Colorado continues to grow, but I think the immediate next project for us is moving towards a statewide database for case tracking and ensuring our data is consistent across all our CACs.

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Forensic Interviewing with High-Risk Youth: Identifying and Responding to Trafficking Concerns<https://wzh86ncab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001vj9Ar1Oqvj1y7xipN_PjQyNTqGYSpL_MvUer3d1ENld46ka428NxE7A4OZoJqi5ihsg1_GK4tATaAV3yRr8Xu_J8YZNHx2f8yO0MbWLrtQBN2l3ue3RaBYTZ5kWrI6Rw4yNBJLS-Gn-gnfTnvwxV5g==&c=Vz1gu4HKYyce_P7BTvmoVStlYg90JYlhAqaBcZ4gOOUwW90aDinuFA==&ch=8jtQL5NNqF0iM-0j8OiHVOSMKPQwZVQZIA4MuN0qDI5ryZEo3Yemeg==>
October 28 - October 29 | $449

Children identified as potential trafficking/exploitation victims present many challenges in the forensic interview. Challenges range from reluctance to disclose information to the disclosure of multiple victimizations by numerous offenders occurring in various locations. This training will equip interviewers with skills to effectively plan for and conduct the high-risk or trafficking interview.

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

More Than One Interview: When, Why, and How<https://wzh86ncab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001vj9Ar1Oqvj1y7xipN_PjQyNTqGYSpL_MvUer3d1ENld46ka428NxE7A4OZoJqi5i78hCzF8DhkuWR46L265BKy5yANHty9m5rxMl2Zc3DkSevnrj0f8j5AxaqI137iaSgIXxAjSh5lrqi8kjkFW_Mw==&c=Vz1gu4HKYyce_P7BTvmoVStlYg90JYlhAqaBcZ4gOOUwW90aDinuFA==&ch=8jtQL5NNqF0iM-0j8OiHVOSMKPQwZVQZIA4MuN0qDI5ryZEo3Yemeg==>

November 4 - November 5 | $449

Forensic interviewers and multi-disciplinary partners recognize the shortcomings of strict adherence to a “one and done” interview approach. Research provides some clarification of reasons why a child may need more than one interview and limited recommendations for implementation, leaving forensic interviewers and their investigative partners with little clarity about how to apply this information to day-to-day practice. This training will review supportive literature, introduce a decision-making process for selecting appropriate cases, and guidance for conducting follow-up forensic interviews. Recommendations for explaining and defending the multi-session approach is included.

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.

Interviewing Children on the Autism Spectrum<https://wzh86ncab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001vj9Ar1Oqvj1y7xipN_PjQyNTqGYSpL_MvUer3d1ENld46ka428NxE7A4OZoJqi5iTugj7nepEtsB73ZrDnC9WQlFxkESsfjYLIVdPMjH7CPbrW-oIuKLROuU35o5tU2faWF3diG4sgqkIPPMY913Bw==&c=Vz1gu4HKYyce_P7BTvmoVStlYg90JYlhAqaBcZ4gOOUwW90aDinuFA==&ch=8jtQL5NNqF0iM-0j8OiHVOSMKPQwZVQZIA4MuN0qDI5ryZEo3Yemeg==>
November 6 @ 9:00 am - 4:00 pm | $349

Children with neuro-divergent disorders such as ASD are at an increased risk of child maltreatment. This population presents challenges for forensic interviewers as there is great variability in functioning including unique memory and cognitive processes, linguistic style, understanding and expression of emotions, and forming connections with others. Many of these children can provide information about their experiences if the interviewer is able to adapt questioning approaches and the interview strategies to meet the needs of this child. Preparation and flexibility are key. While providing a review of possible domains of impact on functioning, this training will focus on tips for information gathering, preparation with the investigative partners to set reasonable expectations, and adaptations to questioning strategies and interview phases.

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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November 17 - 18 | Centennial, CO

January 26 - 27, 2026 | Bellingham, WA

March 23 - 24, 2026 | Nashville, TN


Beyond Google - Discovering Online Resources<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001iXRN3sSOz4qfogH9y9gNZIsluADnMlSYDBldSA2BMaNZ9_gklqNDNatljaAf2SqwS26XFcmNduwE9YXvna6xZL9tPgqgRIfaz74Ubr_D15MRBlNHkNpF54b0viC2pOcW0Kp-8KOTrw96rI3JB14oCjaNDG2pAFFLI_ND1Yp1o1QAu5-hCSKO0HzxzEl5VBTU9Pmg-EC2JnFi-fh9tPKU-uf5obxhhuTZ6wUH38zfV7jvhzt72e1atE-3xgQ_6GKVMQ3mbu1hocgtTV7X2L9n8DyP7zfE19yX&c=XObO-yXWxMkmFmyPzNuUYYMrc2PjbSWRrOykPRnUepi_3bJfNDu30A==&ch=-t8B1xid_lISSXoUJFj5xSYC1pqiQvudYoINBfTZmYtYH5jv3tqd2A==>

in Investigations<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001iXRN3sSOz4qfogH9y9gNZIsluADnMlSYDBldSA2BMaNZ9_gklqNDNatljaAf2SqwS26XFcmNduwE9YXvna6xZL9tPgqgRIfaz74Ubr_D15MRBlNHkNpF54b0viC2pOcW0Kp-8KOTrw96rI3JB14oCjaNDG2pAFFLI_ND1Yp1o1QAu5-hCSKO0HzxzEl5VBTU9Pmg-EC2JnFi-fh9tPKU-uf5obxhhuTZ6wUH38zfV7jvhzt72e1atE-3xgQ_6GKVMQ3mbu1hociifnkT_jGKgy_g5oZspZzl&c=XObO-yXWxMkmFmyPzNuUYYMrc2PjbSWRrOykPRnUepi_3bJfNDu30A==&ch=-t8B1xid_lISSXoUJFj5xSYC1pqiQvudYoINBfTZmYtYH5jv3tqd2A==>
February 2 - 3, 2026 | Jacksonville, FL

April 20 - 21, 2026 | Everett, WA


Mobile Device Investigations<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001iXRN3sSOz4qfogH9y9gNZIsluADnMlSYDBldSA2BMaNZ9_gklqNDNW1aQS5kUMiSN85yPZEaDAhmkK3YRf_ORgsr3csLCovmg6CUzgdhsTn_Fhq2KzP8IYrX-IBqUR8y5fooGEmRpyJ5NoLO76QBH-MCjkgzjG7O0299b4iFJWZZ4cYBE8XpbSwEkpdJo97kJ9pS8f3UkgiQsSCi-R7ADoE_kpPwO4zZvQM-L8y8VeM=&c=XObO-yXWxMkmFmyPzNuUYYMrc2PjbSWRrOykPRnUepi_3bJfNDu30A==&ch=-t8B1xid_lISSXoUJFj5xSYC1pqiQvudYoINBfTZmYtYH5jv3tqd2A==>
January 26 - 28, 2026 | Austin, TX


Protecting Children in a Digital Age<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001iXRN3sSOz4qfogH9y9gNZIsluADnMlSYDBldSA2BMaNZ9_gklqNDNYo_6jpgTptoCz-oE-xVStDqxVFCxAnxbOiIIhXOR0WGm9UFu-frSiwl6Ryuo33qB8ERNLTSD_9w70IDdFhFxrNJGiE3z0e1KjAn3gr8ejEOKqiDzyT5Hm20Id9NfoA1GSsk43pZZek60R9VLSazULW6ge5iPGM4oPRg7t_uz3xineR1xCb1g-TI_KkrlTiauQ==&c=XObO-yXWxMkmFmyPzNuUYYMrc2PjbSWRrOykPRnUepi_3bJfNDu30A==&ch=-t8B1xid_lISSXoUJFj5xSYC1pqiQvudYoINBfTZmYtYH5jv3tqd2A==>

November 12 | Live Online

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March 31, 2026 | Live Online


Casting the Digital Footprint<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001iXRN3sSOz4qfogH9y9gNZIsluADnMlSYDBldSA2BMaNZ9_gklqNDNR6agcIYTiFPIGkpWhCehWyqWzBzhOBgUcft6b45imcNFFK-JwwsQU1m3lAmgKWD0k4CTld_IoB7ErnS4rW_w84mFpb_0exVhnHZrTCNIV_hVmm4sn7P8rZ2_-1TKqJz69vK9ieoWgzu-0pxYNUet_TqU_DeuhGqArlMAJyilEZEu6unMUX5S0MNMeuTlo7cGg==&c=XObO-yXWxMkmFmyPzNuUYYMrc2PjbSWRrOykPRnUepi_3bJfNDu30A==&ch=-t8B1xid_lISSXoUJFj5xSYC1pqiQvudYoINBfTZmYtYH5jv3tqd2A==>

November 17 - 18 | Beaumont, TX

March 2 - 3, 2026 | Hot Springs, AR

May 4 - 5, 2026 | Carlsbad, CA


Solving Crimes Through Emerging Technologies Conference<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001iXRN3sSOz4qfogH9y9gNZIsluADnMlSYDBldSA2BMaNZ9_gklqNDNWLEVgFYiio1e3NnGZBmrWEevJfLArGL55rKV-s3aXeIFQ2TFxGMjMh-eJ_2ufmkuGqFO7JBbse5B_C7EEeGPW9lqxvwOn9BOile_Chn1q2ajxECCZxzW6RtG-NSiZGj7AYUmGPU35qgDI3ZBFwoa5hNSYKoRDW2sLLR1ciutUx-iQ9kdk1TJvDJIf2JLO7iLRlAw0urfo0D-NRAPZT9eT88AI2Y5hIqNA==&c=XObO-yXWxMkmFmyPzNuUYYMrc2PjbSWRrOykPRnUepi_3bJfNDu30A==&ch=-t8B1xid_lISSXoUJFj5xSYC1pqiQvudYoINBfTZmYtYH5jv3tqd2A==>

January 13 - 15, 2026 | Las Vegas, NV

Learn More<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001Iwm3k3L9RSm5ssWXRJ52XyxUUv7n84vZfIPJho1TVROPYi46TQA7u9956l2U0OLVQS1Q4y-aEprso8_s2S8_0a22oTYk47xncztWPB74dGZT7vLA5RJ-zlrV5LEK8XGp49uoDoLpT5fejzc1A7wBb56Nil26pQmsKlbupL45y0Ovxu0FB8lH6znFakqO5GR1mz8BYfC8Xfd7VCqaUVmVFMSn5hj_quReZ-dZHpvn61r-Od-O5XiTIMsmw2Lx0GGa1ueiSSRgkLHaIVmH5rGzCX6GbIghhOWH6mNiDi9TCiCFS7fDdPZoLBXpoeP_YjH9lSGeYTzbCG9Htgpo9yP_4GuKUeduQPC5EgRCPllHKegaBtRBr5EKR3OZUNo-pLXfapbAAdngVqtAq3JnBFb0Mi9AZP9iiiuk6clk0jsnzhiu2MclabS745tgB_XN9kXiAC7T6swjgMjMr_I6fPiqSGNkF3qJZTfvxi1oKt8J4Mw6aJTbjJmO1Q==&c=w4FV_9xihUxHeQFEoLB3KkMby4r-4nAW1N05SX6xOug3Wj4vXqXg6g==&ch=f9M2gkplibJ1afZqeQKyR9VZ7VZX-tNTev-s0PiWQa4a0hqjDQY5TQ==>

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==>

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==>

November 18 - 19 | Live Online

<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001hZ4nG_6NxXIcodI7c_fAO0KvZYKRhc4JuTUTgg9shToABatqgr0BNtzTcq-EtqLhdYmULLLBCYnlE029wxSinksjNxEmvljameV2aUhtAn_XS7jJ1r6EkXgQCg-sMD1Jd2NNpbMtlqarDLyTs8CmtJwj_AjzPKhKWy74jLHT1Qa9E3lXouOFDfImpyb2Hr3Ax1PA3RCGcgkE0zfYY0gXGiKBsMfzAMCWe-pU4caU1BxD21gl1W0yuaXl0MDfiX5wmHwQ7hhgNXVQszoQpDvaOA==&c=PuOFFb7qCAeF2mKOL1dC2LIsxEN9CRJThc1k9AyJ_SdHRl4p-_mWoA==&ch=CnXeLCMKbF33u25WivIju-W-mbkZRwG5180faiclpewYW3u1JkgxOQ==>Conducting Unexplained Child Death Investigations<https://4x5yulqab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001hZ4nG_6NxXIcodI7c_fAO0KvZYKRhc4JuTUTgg9shToABatqgr0BNtzTcq-EtqLhdYmULLLBCYnlE029wxSinksjNxEmvljameV2aUhtAn_XS7jJ1r6EkXgQCg-sMD1Jd2NNpbMtlqarDLyTs8CmtJwj_AjzPKhKWy74jLHT1Qa9E3lXouOFDfImpyb2Hr3Ax1PA3RCGcgkE0zfYY0gXGiKBsMfzAMCWe-pU4caU1BxD21gl1W0yuaXl0MDfiX5wERQOpziC4XFf-s-18kkOQg==&c=PuOFFb7qCAeF2mKOL1dC2LIsxEN9CRJThc1k9AyJ_SdHRl4p-_mWoA==&ch=CnXeLCMKbF33u25WivIju-W-mbkZRwG5180faiclpewYW3u1JkgxOQ==>

December 2 - 5 | Massillon, OH

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.
 


Secure your seat TODAY!
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Current Drug Trends

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<https://www.abchouse.org/careers>

CARES Northwest
Child Abuse Clinical Coordinator Culturally Responsive<https://careers-lhs.icims.com/jobs/44556/child-abuse-clinical-coordinator-culturally-responsive/job>

Juliette’s House
Forensic Interviewer

Liberty House
Pediatric Medical Provider<https://libertyhousecenter.org/job/pediatric-medical-provider/>
Mental Health Therapist<https://libertyhousecenter.org/job/liberty-house-salem-oregon-170-licensed-mental-health-therapist-2/>

Raphael House
HR Director<https://raphaelhouse.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/HR-Director-Raphael-House-of-Portland-August-20-2025.pdf>

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>








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