2024 – November 13 – Homeland Security: Presenting Evidence
Indiana Chapter of National Children’s Alliance Presents: THE HOMELAND SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS PREPARE AND PREDICT METHOD allows for the forensic interviewer ...
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Nov. 22 – Mandated Reporter Training – Meets Accreditation Standard 10
Join us for a session on Mandated Reporting on November 22nd at 11am ET. This training will meet the National ...
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Telling your CAC’s Story Online
Your CAC has access to the widest audience of people in history. But so does everyone else. This session includes ...
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2024 – Nov 4 – Victim Advocate Round Table
Join the Victim Advocate Round Table on November 4! This will be held via zoom. A link will be provided ...
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2024 Annual Chapter Meeting
Chapter Meeting 9am – Annual Meeting10am – Training start timeNoon – Lunch (Attendees will be on their own)1pm Training Continues ...
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2024 – November 15 – Prevention Round Table
Join the Prevention Round Table on November 15! A calendar invite with zoom link will be sent. Register now for ...
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Expanded Forensic Interviews
Based on the nationally-recognized ChildFirst® Forensic Interview Protocol, this 2.5-day training provides a purposeful and legally defensible process for conducting ...
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From board meetings to poisonous plants, no detail is too small for accredited CACs
Go behind-the-scenes in the lead-up to the internal accreditation and site-review process at two Indiana CACs, one on-site and one held virtually.
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Five Indiana CACs receive re-accreditation for service to children and families
Five Indiana CACs are being formally re-accredited by the National Children’s Alliance for their service to children and families.
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You know your kid best, but remember what kids think and feel “is an internal state”
Kids haven't built up the kind of endurance necessary to discern what's in front of their screen.
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No, telehealth is not a “lesser” therapy—it works shockingly well
New research shows telehealth can be effective in 97% of cases, but challenges remain with stigma and service.
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Indiana CAC Executive Director wins national award for work during pandemic
In the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, child advocates got worried. As the shutdown and shelter-in-place orders came quickly across the country, advocates didn’t know how children and live-in partners suffering from abuse were going to fare.
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