April 11, 12 & 13, 2023
Virtual & In Person at The Osthoff Resort, Elkhart Lake
For In Person attendees, choose one of the full day seminars to attend:
Children’s Mental Health – coordinated by the Office of Children’s Mental Health
Working More Effectively with Diverse Populations – How our experiences impact our work topics covered: Working with tribal families and agencies
Working with LGBTQIA2S+ families
Working with refugee families
How to develop service partnerships with diverse populations
Virtual attendees can: Watch “Children’s Mental Health” live streamed on April 11
Watch the following recordings starting the week of April 17:Working with LGBTQIA2S+ kids and families
How to develop service partnerships with diverse populations
Children’s Mental Health seminar (4.5 – 5 hours, since unable to record break out sessions)
We are using the Whova app for the conference and registration is done through the app. When you click on the Register button on the Whova app – OPEN AND READ THE INFORMATION CAREFULLY – on the left-hand side. Registration is done with tickets for different categories and by type of attendance, which is explained in the app.
Only Virtual and Early Bird tickets are available now. Early bird prices are in effect through March 17, 2023.
Conference information and link to register available on Prevent Child Abuse Wisconsin’s website.
Questions – email or call 920-969-7925.
Dedicated to Restoring Sovereignty and Safeguarding Native Women and Children. Educational resources; Webinars, Past Webinars, Women are Sacred Conference.
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The Wisconsin Child Abuse Network (WI CAN) Educational Series consists of statewide, web-based lectures and case-based discussions on various topics related to child maltreatment delivered and led by subject matter experts. The target audience consists of physicians, advanced practice providers, nurses, other allied health professionals, law enforcement officials, social workers and attorneys. The goal of the educational series is to improve the recognition of child maltreatment and management of cases when child maltreatment is a concern.
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Midwest Regional Children’s Advocacy Center offers courses that are designed for the multidisciplinary team. Anybody in the medical field that cares for children are welcome to take advantage of the offerings. Some are free and have CMEs available.
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Rural Wisconsin Hospital Cooperative offers educational courses, as well as a round table discussion/support group for SANE programs. RWHC also offers many other courses in nursing, leadership, quality, and human resources.
The Academy of Forensic Nursing‘s mission is to link research to practice through dissemination of scholarship, education and service to those affected by and responding to trauma. The AFN provides webinars on a multitude of subjects as well as the ability to join in membership.
SEXUAL ASSAULT TRAINING AND INVESTIGATIONS
SATI offers consulting services customized to meet the needs of any organization or event. Please contact SATI today to learn about the services and trainings they provide. Elizabeth M. Donegan 512-817-6623 Liz@mysati.com
The mission of the American Institute for the Advancement of Forensic Studies is to provide quality education, training, consultation, and research in the forensic studies to professionals and students.
The mission of the AVA is to advance health education and research on the recognition, treatment, and prevention of the health effects of violence and abuse throughout the life course.
The joint effort between the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape (PCAR) and the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC) aims to provide a variety of eLearning modules to educate and support you in your efforts to prevent and respond to sexual Violence. Free and certificate courses available.
Providing training and technical assistance to family violence professionals throughout the world on strangulation and suffocation crimes.
RAINN is a leader in providing comprehensive sexual assault trainings for professionals and volunteers nationwide. Building off of an in-depth training program for RAINN’s support specialists, we provide training services for companies and organizations. As subject matter experts, RAINN offers several trainings that engage, educate, and prepare adult learners to support survivors of sexual assault. Training modules include, but are not limited to: Sexual Assault 101, Understanding Trauma Responses, and Basics of Crisis Intervention.
RAINN’s educational programs are grounded in research on trauma, as well as best- and promising- practices in the field of adult education, and pulls from extensive experience providing services to victims. Engaging in-person trainings, seminars, and independent practices employ interactive scenarios and real-world applications, incorporating best practices, evidence-based approaches, and strength-based perspectives.
For questions about RAINN’s capabilities and service offerings, contact Clara Kim, vice president of consulting services, at clarak@rainn.org or 646-704-4470.
Online educational based platform providing thousands of materials on gender-based violence and other related issues.
From our experienced instructors to courses specifically designed to meet the needs of forensic professionals,
Tri-Tech Forensics Training provides the tools, tips, and knowledge that are must-haves in today’s fast-paced world. Offerings include webinars, hosting opportunities, and custom courses.
EVAWI helps improve outcomes for survivors of sexual and domestic violence. We work to protect victims, prevent future attacks, and keep our communities safe. EVAWI provides an online training institute for the multi-disciplinary team.
We offer a variety of professional services, from curriculum development to training and education to expert witness testimony, offered by respected forensic clinicians, including Forensic Healthcare Consulting’s Founder, Jenifer Markowitz.
Educational videos on Pap and gynecological examinations.
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The Beautiful Cervix Project provides accessible information about fertility and menstrual cycles as well as a showcase of photographs documenting changes in the cervix and cervical fluid throughout the cycle.
Providing reference materials including; sexual violence on campus, individual testimony, men in the movement, sexual violence and the law, the neurobiology of trauma and sexual violence, etc.
The SVRI is the world’s largest network on research on violence against women and violence against children, providing a space where global role players in the field connect with one another, share and promote their research, work to influence policies and improve the lives of those who have experienced gender-based violence.