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What Participants Are Telling Us About Their Training Experiences
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I love that you are educating communities from both a law enforcement and social work perspective. I really respect that! Thank you for taking the time to come to Kentucky to educate us.Thank you so much for taking the week to train us. I’m overwhelmed with information in a good way. I’m inspired to start of slowly educating my immediate coworkers, building from there.Developing A Community Response to High Risk Victims of
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Very informative. Thank you for being so approachable. I love that both instructors are extremely educated on the topics presented and have an excellent rapport. I hope to attend more trainings by NCJTC.Interrogation Techniques for Child Sex Trafficking
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Great and effective presenter, thank you for sharing all your personal experiences. I have never attended a training like this before, it was very informative. Good information to share in my community.Recognition and Response to CST in Tribal CasinosJanuary 16, 2019 | Harris, MI
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Enlightened us about the subject of CST/HRV as a silent epidemic of the community and the need for everyone to address this issue. The presenter’s skills in interviewing were demonstrated through videotaped interviews, stories, and role play. The relatability of the presenters and their years of shared experience with the topic was very effective. This modeled the importance of relationships in working with this population. Liked that the problem was addressed and a solution was provided. We get to see concrete ways we can address these problems in reason and different services got to be around each other in the training.Developing a Community Response to HRV of CST and ExploitationFebruary 4‐5, 2019 | Ruston, LA
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I appreciated the engagement of the participants in order to teach the class the most up to date resources. The case studies, real life examples, victim/family perspective, videos of cases, and using clickers to be interactive were all great and information was presented professionally.Child Abduction Response Team Training‐3 Day TrainingFebruary 11‐13, 2019 | Vero Beach, FL
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I strongly agree with instructor’s encouragement for interagency cooperation, use of multi- disciplines on incident management, establishing Incident Command and Uniform Command quickly and using standardized forms.Initial Response Strategies and Tactics When Responding to Missing ChildrenFebruary 21, 2019 | Durant, OK
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My sense of urgency in abducted children cases has increased dramatically... Thoughtful, thorough and quality speakers. Fantastic job of knowledge of local case law and the differences between state and federal issues... I will apply what I learned in training to be effective member of my CART team... [Regarding the Family Perspective/Surviving Family Presentation] Very effective in setting the tone/script for the training; the most impacting module I’ve attended after 19 years in law enforcement.Child Abduction Response Team (CART) TrainingWashington State | March 2018
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My sense of urgency in abducted children cases has increased dramatically... Thoughtful, thorough and quality speakers. Fantastic job of knowledge of local case law and the differences between state and federal issues... I will apply what I learned in training to be effective member of my CART team... [Regarding the Family Perspective/Surviving Family Presentation] Very effective in setting the tone/script for the training; the most impacting module I’ve attended after 19 years in law enforcement.Child Abduction Response Team (CART) TrainingWashington State | March 2018
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Very impactful, makes me want to go back to my agency to advocate for cold case/missing person unit... And to be more victim focused... I learned so much about resources I had no idea about looking forward to using them... New, relevant information presented... NCJTC always does a great job... The discussions of cases and the comparisons of cases from fellow law enforcement officers from around the country is intriguing to participate in.Washington State | March 2018Advanced Cold Case Long Term Missing Investigations
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The training allowed me to think about resources and my response to an abduction...Very informative, learned a lot of things that can help me in my job...Great training, it should be mandatory at least once a year for a refresher...[The training] allowed me to think in more detail about child abductions...Well, presented, valuable information.Finding the Missing & Abducted‐Response & Investigations for Tribal Law EnforcementMontana | March 2018
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The best interviewing class I have attended in 20 years…Liked the history of cases along with current cases pertaining to Arizona…Great examples of the 5th/6th Amendment information with case law…Improved my interview/interrogation skills and confidence level…The presenters were very engaging and easy to listen to. They obviously have wealth of information and are honest about their successes and failures, which is refreshing.Arizona | March 2018Interrogation Techniques for Child Sex Trafficking and Exploitation Investigation
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I enjoyed listening to other agencies in the different areas discuss issues, concerns, resources pertaining to human trafficking, and how to stop trafficking from occurring in our area…Opened my mind to the multifaceted dimensions of human trafficking…A great way to learn about what human trafficking looks like in our area and meet organizations/services that I can collaborate with; exciting to see so much passion for a cause…I found out information on services I didn’t know existed in the community.Community Response to Child Sex TraffickingLouisiana | February 2018
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Useful resources presented that will be helpful with our cases. Excellent presentation… Opened my eyes to how little resources we take advantage of… Good information regarding things to be aware of and to look for, and things to remember to do… This information has taught me to think outside of the box and will make me work more effectively… I will definitely recommend this course… I enjoyed the case studies and the interactive case studies…Gained a better perspective of cold case techniques… Great view of how law enforcement works through cases.Advanced Cold Case Long Term Missing InvestigationsTexas | February 2018
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I have been in the field for eight years, and have been to a ton of trainings; this has been one of the best I’ve attended! I am inspired to keep learning more and my eyes have been opened to so much… [The instructor] engaged the audience and involved the ideas of others… Really appreciated the diverse case studies and retrospective review… Very informative and gets me excited to discuss ways to better help the communities we serve… Attending with others from my community gave us an opportunity to have productive discussions with guidance of the trainers...Developing a Community Response to High Risk Victims of Sex Trafficking and ExploitationNorth Carolina | February 2018
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The scenario brought the thought process home… Kept my interest throughout, very informative, excellent presentation… The tabletop exercise was interesting and I liked that it was real life to [our] county… Engaged others to share their ideas to solve problems… Instructor was excellent, very knowledgeable.Child Abduction Tabletop ExerciseMinnesota | January 2018
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"The overall training was not only informative, well paced but engaging. The training added to my awareness of how to more effectively communicate with the victims who are very hesitant to disclose. It is very challenging to assist a victim to even recognize that they have been used, manipulated and abused. Knowing patience and revisiting the dynamics of the relationship between offender and victim is essential in integrating into our assessment and ongoing therapeutic approaches is critical. Thank you, to the team for sharing your time and expertise."Juvenile Court Professional, Dayton, OHDeveloping Community Response to High Risk Victims of Child Sex Trafficking and Exploitation, Columbus, OH
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"I gained a new view and understanding. I feel like I gained the knowledge to make a difference in my community."Regional Health System Professional, Meridian, MSSpecialized Training- Responding to Child Sex Trafficking
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"Excellent training that helped us to evaluate our internal and external resources."Law Enforcement Officer, Sheriff's Office, Hanover, VAChild Abduction Response Team Training, Alexandria, VA
