Parents and guardians who sometimes find themselves confused by new apps and sites dotting the home screens of their kids’ phones have a place to go for help. NetSmarts, an online workshop presented by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, helps parents, educators, law enforcement, and young adults and children smart and safe … Read more
Gundersen’s ChildFirst forensic interviewing training is taking place in Lafayette, IN this week.
Jan Lutz, Director of the Indiana Chapter of National Children’s Alliance is attending the Midwest Regional Children’s Advocacy Center Regional Summit, being held in St. Paul, MN.
“Children are the holder of the knowledge, and it’s our job to just to get these children to share that knowledge.”
It’s been nearly three years since Jerry Sandusky’s crimes came to light. What has been done? Not enough.
Time and again Indiana Children’s Advocacy Centers say that coming together at statewide Chapter meetings to network and train is one of the most valuable meetings they attend. At the July meeting members learned about ways to reengage their nonprofit Boards of Directors and had great discussion about ways to connect with their multidisciplinary teams … Read more
The Indiana Chapter in partnership with National Children’s Alliance offered trauma focused-cognitive behavioral therapy training to 28 professionals in the social services and law enforcement industry last week.