Online Webinar

Join the Midwest Regional Children's Advocacy Center for a presentation will focus on designing and implementing trauma-informed trainings with law enforcement partners. Presented by Dr. Amelia Siders, based on her work with staff from the Traverse Bay Children's Advocacy Center.

Join the Midwest Regional Children's Advocacy Center for the second part in the series on designing and implementing trauma-informed trainings with law enforcement partners, presented by Dr. Amelia Siders.

What are the current hot locations for teens to search on the Internet? This presentation, hosted by the Midwest Regional Children's Advocacy Center, will discuss the most current studies and provide demonstrations of where children are going on mobile devices and what kinds of actions they are taking.

This 2 part series, hosted by Midwest Regional Children's Advocacy Center, will look at the relationship between diversity, inclusion, equity and culture by defining each element and providing actionable steps that individuals can take to enhance their skills and advocate within their organization.

The second session in a two part series that looks at the relationship between diversity, inclusion, equity and culture by defining each element and providing actionable steps that individuals can take to enhance their skills and advocate within their organization. Hosted by Midwest Regional Children's Advocacy Center.

This webinar, hosted by the Midwest Regional Children's Advocacy Center, is designed to give a greater understanding of the intricacies of modern child sexual/physical abuse investigations.

In this webinar hosted by Midwest Regional Children's Resource Center, a child abuse pediatrician will present an overview of the medical evaluation for suspected sexual abuse.

In this webinar hosted by Midwest Regional Children's Advocacy Center, participants will learn how the Darknet works and how potential criminal activity is facilitated on the Darknet is crucial to investigating and prosecuting child exploitation cases.

This workshop, hosted by Midwest Regional Children's Advocacy Center, will address the research on how a CAC can incorporate a chaplaincy program, and lessons learned from the Julie Valentine Center's first year of implementation.

COVID-19 has created an unprecedented time of crisis for all involved in the criminal justice system, and agencies are struggling to adapt to this new normal. Join the National Center for Victims of Crime and the Association of Prosecuting Attorneys for a discussion on how to preserve the rights of crime victims during this pandemic.

This session’s goal is to bridge work of the Duluth Model Coordinated Community Response (CCR) in conjunction with the Child Advocacy Center model.

This training session will explore a study that assessed predictive pathways linking child abuse and neglect victimization and out of home placement to arrest for serious offenses as a child.

Get to know NCA’s Case Tracking standard for Accreditation. 

At this First Witness training, participants will practice skills for effective crisis intervention and advocacy, problem-solving, and decision making around the toughest issues in advocacy work.

Dr. Lyon will discuss the major research advances in 2019/2020 that help interviewers to do a better job when they question children, and whenever possible, provide videotaped examples of the novel procedures.

Join First Witness Child Advocacy Center as they launch their annual Spring Splash event in a virtual platform.

Join Dr. Ibram X. Kendi, one of America’s foremost historians and leading antiracist voices, and Diane Yentel, president and CEO of the NLIHC, for a conversation on how our housing and homelessness response to COVID-19 must center racial equity and address systemic inequities and discrimination. #RacialEquityandCOVID

This May, the Victim Rights Law Center’s privacy team is offering a series of web-conversations on protecting privacy while working remotely.

The current COVID-19 crisis is not over yet; however, in a short time we have seen how gaps in the system for language access are exacerbated by a pandemic. Through this virtual training we will share lessons learned and answer these and other questions regarding language access preparedness, responsiveness and monitoring. Hosted by the National Resource Center for Reaching Victims.

This May, the Victim Rights Law Center’s privacy team is offering a series of web-conversations on protecting privacy while working remotely.

Join special guest speaker, Dr. Jordan Greenbaum, a child abuse physician at Stephanie V. Blank Center for Safe and Healthy Children at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta to discuss child and adolescent trafficking.

This session will provide practical tips and suggestions for working as a Multi-Disciplinary Team to corroborate a forensic interview so the professionals can do the heavy lifting.

In this webinar presented by the APSAC and Foundling Webinar Series, participants will get an overview of the large body of research documenting that many abused children are spiritually impacted by trauma.

At this First Witness training, participants will practice skills for effective crisis intervention and advocacy, problem-solving, and decision making around the toughest issues in advocacy work.

CARE4YOU, presented by TEND, is for anyone continuously giving of themselves, caring for and helping others like: Nurses, police, first responders, teachers, doctors, child protection workers, physiotherapists, lawyers, social workers, firefighters, union leaders and so many more.

In this webinar presented by the National Training and Technical Assistance Center, presenters will discuss how teams work together to combat child abuse.

Get to know NCA’s Child-Focused Setting standard for Accreditation.

Join NICWA for a webinar with state Indian child welfare professionals to hear discussions about impacts to state agency services and implementation of the Indian Child Welfare Act during the pandemic.

As a generation raised on technology, kids today are turning to the internet to fill in the gaps their sex education has left open.