Carolyn Hahn of The CASIE Center, an Experiment in Co-Location of MDT

January 28, 2016

After an ambitious plan and admirable fundraising efforts, the CASIE Center has been pioneering a unique layout for co-locating multidisciplinary team (MDT) members over the past two years.

The Children’s Advocacy Center of Southeastern Indiana (CAC of SEI)

December 14, 2015

The CAC of SEI began in 2007 with collaboration among the Department of Child Services, local prosecutors in the area and the Indiana State Police.

Matthew Tully of the Indy Star Gets it Right

November 23, 2015

"First step? Talk. That’s it. Just start having the conversation with your child."

Child Forensic Interviewing: Best Practices

October 22, 2015

This bulletin consolidates the current knowledge of professionals from several major forensic interview training programs on best practices for interviewing children in cases of alleged abuse.

Voices for Victims Awards Indianapolis Advocates for Their Dedicated Service

October 21, 2015

Award recipient Donna Lloyd has served as executive director of Comfort House since 2006, and hundreds of child sexual assault victims have been served through her leadership.

Holly’s House Child Advocacy Center in Evansville, Indiana

September 15, 2015

Holly and Det. Turpin together formed a dynamic duo. Through their partnership Holly’s House was created and a capital campaign launched.

Children’s Justice Act Conference to be Held October 22-23, 2015

August 30, 2015

The conference is an opportunity for Indiana’s Muti-Disciplinary Teams to increase their capacity to assess child maltreatment.

The Dr. Bill Lewis Center for Children in Fort Wayne

July 26, 2015

Named after neonatologist and child advocate Dr. Bill Lewis, the Fort Wayne center serves as the voice of justice for children whose trauma has often engulfed them in silencing fear.

Children’s Advocacy calls for stiffer penalties for child porn

July 9, 2015

The investigations of Jared Fogle and a former employee are raising awareness of child pornography. And it could lead to stiffer penalties for those who make, sell or trade it.