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What a great training event! Kudos to our own Byron Fassett for being part of the training team and thank you to the Will County State's Attorney and the Will County Children's Advocacy Center for working with the National Criminal Justice Training Center to bring this event to your area!State’s Attorney James Glasgow hosted a Child Sex Trafficking Summit on Friday to outline strategies to end the horrific exploitation of our children.
The summit was held in conjunction with the Will County Children's Advocacy Center and the National Criminal Justice Training Center. It drew more than 100 law enforcement officials, educators, business and industry leaders, prosecutors, child welfare advocates, probation professionals, victim services advocates, and elected officials.
NCJTC presenters were from the Amber Alert Training and Technical Assistance Program. They were Byron Fassett, a nationally recognized expert on the victimization of women and children who has 37 years of experience with the Dallas Police Department, and Jonathan Cloud, who has 33 years of experience in the human services field with a focus on assisting children. The Summit included facilitated discussions on identifying and rescuing victims of child sex trafficking as well as services that are available to victims.
State’s Attorney Glasgow established the Children’s Advocacy Center in 1995 to improve investigations into child sexual abuse. Children who have been sexually abused come to the Center to provide recorded statements to specially trained and compassionate forensic interviewers. The Center also provides counseling as well as referrals to other medical and social services so the healing process for these vulnerable victims can begin.
“The Children’s Advocacy Center has been working for more than two decades to provide hope, healing, and justice for abused children,” State’s Attorney Glasgow said. “Through this summit, we are expanding our efforts to end the systematic sexual exploitation of our children and remove dangerous child predators from our community.”
As part of this initiative, State’s Attorney Glasgow and the Children’s Advocacy Center have formed a Will County Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children Coalition. The State’s Attorney also has designated a specialized Child Sexual Exploitation Advocate to provide case management support and advocacy to youths who have experienced commercial sexual exploitation.
Space is still available for this NO FEE training opportunity in Arizona! Law enforcement and Tribal Leaders please don't miss this opportunity to build or strengthen your child protection and recovery strategies in AZ and surrounding areas!Register Today: AMBER Alert in Indian Country NO FEE training opportunity: Implementing AMBER Alert
Sep 25-26, 2018 | Fort McDowell, AZ | Classroom
ncjtc.fvtc.edu/training/details/TR00007339/TRI0007340/implementing-amber-alert
Develop strategies for the implementation of AMBER Alert plans in all tribal communities throughout the state which desire the ability to initiate AMBER Alerts in the aftermath of a child abduction. During this training, tribal leaders, public safety, and emergency management personnel work with State AMBER Alert and public safety officials to identify the resources and agreements needed to bring AMBER Alert to their communities. Sample Memorandums of Understanding (MOU) and Tribal Resolutions are provided and customized to meet the needs of tribal communities. This workshop culminates with an action plan for implementation.
Oklahoma and surrounding area Tribal Law Enforcement and Child Protection Professionals - Don't miss this NO FEE training: Implementing AMBER Alert
Sep 14, 2018 | Fort Cobb, OK | Classroom
ncjtc.fvtc.edu/…/TRI0007507/implementing-amber-alert
Develop strategies for the implementation of AMBER Alert plans in all tribal communities throughout the state which desire the ability to initiate AMBER Alerts in the aftermath of a child abduction. During this training, tribal leaders, public safety, and emergency management personnel work with State AMBER Alert and public safety officials to identify the resources and agreements needed to bring AMBER Alert to their communities. Sample Memorandums of Understanding (MOU) and Tribal Resolutions are provided and customized to meet the needs of tribal communities. This workshop culminates with an action plan for implementation.Oklahoma and surrounding area Tribal Law Enforcement and Child Protection Professionals - Don't miss this NO FEE training: Implementing AMBER Alert
Sep 14, 2018 | Fort Cobb, OK | Classroom
ncjtc.fvtc.edu/training/details/TR00007339/TRI0007507/implementing-amber-alert
Develop strategies for the implementation of AMBER Alert plans in all tribal communities throughout the state which desire the ability to initiate AMBER Alerts in the aftermath of a child abduction. During this training, tribal leaders, public safety, and emergency management personnel work with State AMBER Alert and public safety officials to identify the resources and agreements needed to bring AMBER Alert to their communities. Sample Memorandums of Understanding (MOU) and Tribal Resolutions are provided and customized to meet the needs of tribal communities. This workshop culminates with an action plan for implementation.
THIS is why we do what we do! Great coverage of an awesome training and amazing effort by Arkansas CART programs to prepare for swift, coordinated response to incidents of abducted children! Thank you to Derek Van Luchene and Colleen Nick for their expert instruction and commitment to this training!
www.fox16.com/news/local-news/ar-leading-in-combined-efforts-to-find-missing-children/1405483758
NO FEE training in Arizona: Developing a Community Response for High-Risk Victims of Child Sex Trafficking and Exploitation
Sep 18-19, 2018 | St Johns, AZ | Classroom
Construct a multidisciplinary response to high risk victim cases. Quantify the problem of sex trafficking locally, define the high risk victim and the correlation and commonalities between the chronic runaway, repeat victims of sexual abuse, and the child victimized through sex trafficking. Learn effective victim interview techniques and a 5-point strategy to combat the commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC).
Developing a Community Response for High-Risk Victims of Child Sex Trafficking and Exploitation
ncjtc.fvtc.edu
Sep 18-19, 2018 | St Johns, AZ | Construct a multidisciplinary response to high risk victim cases. Quantify the problem of sex trafficking locally, define the high risk victim and the correlation and commonalities between the chronic runaway, repeat victims of sexual abuse, and the child victimized....CHILDREN SAFELY RECOVERED WITH THE HELP OF
