Topic: Reduce Sleep Related Infant Deaths and Disparities Sleep Related Deaths of Michigan Infants: A State Overview and Examples of Local Initiatives Presenters: Lindsay Gross, LMSW Project Coordinator, Michigan Public Health Institute, Center for Child and Family Health Jane Nickert Director of Nursing, Washtenaw County Public Health Marcia Dykstra Program Director, Washtenaw Area Council for … Continue reading Infant Mortality Reduction Plan Community of Practice Webinar →

Join the Administration for Children and Families and SAMHSA during National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month for a webinar that highlights emerging trends, case studies, and research on human trafficking and substance use, with a specific focus on the opioid crisis. Grantees will discuss the role of substance use by individuals at risk of, … Continue reading SAMHSA Webinar: Human Trafficking and the Opioid Crisis →

Trauma-Informed, Community‐Centered Responses to Human Trafficking A Two‐Part Webinar Series for Health, Social Service, and Advocacy Providers, sponsored by the National Health Collaborative on Violence and Abuse and HEAL Trafficking. Speakers: Elaine Alpert, MD, MPH: Massachusetts Medical Society Morgan Burdick, MSWc: APA Chaya Mariam Garuba, MD Katy Giguere: Her Justice Ronnie Harris: I Am Campaign, … Continue reading Trauma-Informed, Community‐Centered Responses to Human Trafficking →

Trauma-Informed, Community‐Centered Responses to Human Trafficking A Two‐Part Webinar Series for Health, Social Service, and Advocacy Providers, sponsored by the National Health Collaborative on Violence and Abuse and HEAL Trafficking. Speakers: Elaine Alpert, MD, MPH: Massachusetts Medical Society Morgan Burdick, MSWc: APA Chaya Mariam Garuba, MD Katy Giguere: Her Justice Ronnie Harris: I Am Campaign, … Continue reading Trauma-Informed, Community‐Centered Responses to Human Trafficking →

Workshop Speaker: Alisha Ali, Ph.D. This interactive workshop will empower participants to engage their own self-knowledge and sense of social justice to envision new ways to help those most in need. Evidence-supported strategies for treating the intersecting effects of trauma, racism, poverty, and trauma within immigrant groups will be presented. Participants will gain new knowledge … Continue reading Treating the Effects of Racism, Immigration Trauma and Poverty in a Changing Society: How do we help those who are most disadvantaged by the effects of oppression? →

Workshop Speaker: Darrell Armstrong, DDIV., MDIV., ED.S.-MFT, In this webinar, Pastor Darrell Armstrong will draw upon his clinical training in marriage & family therapy, his policy training from Stanford University, and his theological training from Princeton Theological Seminary to explore how we love our children to life. Specific attention will be given on how major … Continue reading To Beat or Not to Beat: What does faith, religion, and spirituality have to say about corporal punishment and loving our children? →

Workshop Speakers: Amy J.L. Baker, Ph.D., Stuart Hart, Ph.D., and Marla Brassard, Ph.D. This webinar will present Psychological Maltreatment fundamentals concerning its nature, forms, impact and possibilities for intervention. Participants will learn about the history of the concept of psychological maltreatment as well as the five primary forms of psychological maltreatment and the research documenting … Continue reading Psychological Maltreatment – A Central Issue in Violence Against Children →

Workshop Speaker: Janet Rosenzweig, Ph.D. From Erin’s Law to Sex-Wise Parenting, innovations in child sexual abuse prevention policy and practice are available to help keep children safer. This workshop will review current innovations in policy and practice, and end with a focus on how professionals in child welfare and protection can support parents to promote … Continue reading What’s New in Child Sexual Abuse Prevention and How to Make it Work for You →

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Jason R. Corrado, Sr, JD Partner Shaub, Ahmuty, Citrin & Spratt, LLP Lake Success, NY Learning Objectives Discuss an overview of legal considerations for professionals in the field of child abuse pediatrics Review relevant statutes which govern the obligations of mandated reporters, focusing upon those in clinical practice Describe protections (both by statute and in … Continue reading Educational Webcast co-sponsored by CHAMP and APSAC-NY Pitfalls, Perils and Protections in Child Abuse Pediatrics →