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Response to At-Risk Missing & High-Risk Endangered Missing Children | Oct. 11, 2022
"I liked that the case study had interesting twists and turns. It was good practice for such a real-life event."
"Thanks for emphasizing the skills needed to identify and help sex-trafficking victims."
Search & Canvass Operations in Child Abduction Cases
Hybrid Training | Oct. 3-4, 2022
"This was a high-energy, information-packed presentation on what can be a dry subject. I would sit through it again!"
Initial Response Strategies & Tactics When Responding to Missing Children | Oct. 4, 2022
"Hearing the emotional impact of the family member's experience was powerful. This perspective is often lost in the bigger picture."
"Discussing how law enforcement needs to be more empathetic was very impactful. Too often officers become emotionally detached during a case as a coping mechanism."
Initial Response Strategies & Tactics for Responding to Missing Children | Sept. 20, 2022
"The course inspired us to pay more attention to what's going on around us. We also need to ensure our SOPs are up to date – and have a handy list of outside resources so we're not scrambling when these events occur."
Child Abduction Tabletop Exercise (CATE) | Sept. 13, 2022
"The instructor was facilitative and made the training thought-provoking. There was great information on search parameters involving missing children."
"I enjoyed networking with other law enforcement officers and discovering the resources available to us."
Unresolved Missing Person Cases in Indian Country
Live, Virtual Instructor-Led Training | July 26-28, 2022
"There was so much information covered in three days and I was engaged the entire time! The instructors were knowledgeable and personable."
"The training had me think outside the box – to look at a case from a different perspective."
CHILDREN SAFELY RECOVERED WITH THE HELP OF
As of May 1, 2022
Our team’s Valerie Bribiescas and Jenniffer Price-Lehmann (center right) recently met with the Tribal Working Group of FirstNet Authority (powered by AT&T) in Boulder, Colorado, to discuss ways to enhance broadband access in tribal communities. The initiative – aimed at helping tribal nations respond effectively when a child goes missing – is one of many progressive projects we have in motion thanks to support from The United States Department of Justice/Ashlynne Mike AMBER Alert in Indian Country Act. Stay tuned to learn more! #aattap #ncjtc #missingchildren #AmberAlert
Learn how to better investigate #missingchildren in #IndianCountry by taking two new online, self-paced courses our team developed with #tribal #lawenforcement, #AMBERAlert experts, and The AMBER Advocate. The courses are now accessible via the National Criminal Justice Training Center site – and better yet, they're free! www.amber-ic.org/news/two-new-classes-focus-on-missing-children-in-indian-country-resources-inves...
Four score (new technology toolkits): Our AMBER Alert in Indian Country team is busy providing tribal law enforcement agencies with cutting-edge equipment to help find #missingchildren in #IndianCountry. Read more about the project here: www.amberadvocate.org/amber-feature/aa51-feature/
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Congratulations to Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez and Vice President Myron Lizer for helping bring the new (and historic) "Guidelines for Missing Persons" #MMIW initiative to fruition. “The plan will guide the #NavajoNation and its local, state, and federal partners to build response capacity, collaboration, and support for #missingpersons and their loved ones,” said Tyesha Wood, Program Manager for the National Criminal Justice Training Center's AMBER Alert in Indian Country initiative. Read more here: www.amber-ic.org/news/navajo-nation-issues-historic-guidelines-for-missing-persons/![]()
#AmberAlert #IndianCountry #DepartmentOfJustice