Upcoming Events

Teams are at the very core of CACs and are critical for carrying out our collective mission of providing healing and justice to families impacted by abuse. What distinguishes a pretty good team from an amazing team? The answer is culture. This workshop will provide a framework for assessing both productivity and positivity within your organization and provide tips for improving the culture of your CAC. *Please check your spam/junk mail for email confirmation 

What and how would an understanding of Developmental Theory and Systems Theory help Children’s Advocacy Centers Developmental theory focuses on how children move through infancy to adulthood. Some believe that this is a continuous process. While there are stages of growth and development, each child moves through any given stage in life influenced by many things around them.    Systems Theory holds as its premise that the whole is greater than its parts. For instance, a car is made of…

Three Professional Perspectives on Understanding, Investigating, Prosecuting and Supervising Adults Who Commit Sexual Assault on Children The on‐going global pandemic has highlighted the rise in incidents of child sexual abuse, and the urgent need for training in the area of understanding, investigating, prosecuting and supervising adults who commit sexual assaults. This special virtual training event is presented by three internationally recognized experts who together will bring you a unique, tri‐perspective, condensed Master Class covering four key areas of working with…

April Child Abuse Prevention Month_Wellness and Self-Care Sessions_Forham University_2021 National Child Abuse Prevention Month recognizes the importance of communities working together to help families thrive and prevent child maltreatment. In appreciation of the essential caring that so many have given to children and families during this pandemic, Fordham University Graduate School of Social Service and New York Foundling are offering the following free Wellness and Self-Care Sessions.   (The sessions will be offered in a webinar format, so no worries…

This web event will focus on the evaluation and treatment of juvenile sex offenders explained in a way that is useful to prosecutors who must consider risks to public safety as well as the rehabilitation of the juvenile. Note: This event will be recorded and may be posted to the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention's (OJJDP’s) Multimedia webpage and to the OJJDP National Training and Technical Assistance and OJJDP YouTube channels. Attendee names and affiliations will not be displayed…

April Child Abuse Prevention Month_Wellness and Self-Care Sessions_Forham University_2021 National Child Abuse Prevention Month recognizes the importance of communities working together to help families thrive and prevent child maltreatment. In appreciation of the essential caring that so many have given to children and families during this pandemic, Fordham University Graduate School of Social Service and New York Foundling are offering the following free Wellness and Self-Care Sessions.   (The sessions will be offered in a webinar format, so no worries…