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SUMMARY:Don’t Tell Me to Just Do Self Care - Trauma-Informed Approaches to Addressing Secondary Traumatic Stress and Burnout
DESCRIPTION:As part of the celebration of World Day for Child Protection Professionals (July 7)\, ISPCAN is hosting a special webinar that will share meaningful strategies to support your well-being and self-care. Dr. Zlatina Kostova will provide an overview of STS and burnout\, explore their physiological and psychological impacts\, and share concrete tools for recognizing\, managing\, and mitigating these effects. The session will include opportunities for interactive discussion and experiential self-care practices that participants can apply in both personal and professional contexts. \nREGISTER HERE \n 
URL:https://www.caltrin.org/event/dont-tell-me-to-just-do-self-care-trauma-informed-approaches-to-addressing-secondary-traumatic-stress-and-burnout/
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SUMMARY:Every Child Safe: Preventing Child Abuse Through Parenting Support
DESCRIPTION:Every child deserves to grow up in a safe\, loving\, and nurturing family environment. Yet\, millions of children around the world continue to experience violence\, neglect\, and abuse — often within the very settings meant to protect them. Research shows that strong\, supportive parenting is one of the most effective ways to prevent child abuse and promote children’s healthy development. \nThis webinar from ISPCAN will explore how parenting support can serve as a powerful tool for prevention of child abuse and maltreatment. Drawing on global evidence and practical experiences from diverse contexts\, the session will highlight how evidence-based parenting programs are helping families build positive relationships\, manage stress\, and reduce the use of harsh discipline — thereby preventing abuse before it occurs. \nThe presentation will also address the growing global movement to make parenting support accessible to all families\, showcasing successful interventions and partnerships that have reached millions of parents and caregivers. Participants will gain insight into what works\, why it works\, and how governments\, civil society\, and international organizations can collaborate to ensure every child is safe\, supported\, and able to thrive. \nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://www.caltrin.org/event/every-child-safe-preventing-child-abuse-through-parenting-support/
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SUMMARY:iGuardian Program for Trusted Adults
DESCRIPTION:Project iGuardian® is presented by Homeland Security Investigations\, the primary investigative arm of the Department of Homeland Security. Project iGuardian is designed to inform children\, teens\, parents\, educators\, practitioners\, social workers\, law enforcement and other trusted adults about the risks that children face in the online environment\, and to implement preventive strategies while learning how to report suspected abuse. \nREGISTER HERE \nThis engaging presentation will cover tactics used by online predators\, the growing crime of sextortion\, the information devices give away\, and the newest apps\, online games and social networks children are using. There will also be example scenarios based on local investigations to help you better understand how children are victimized online. Online CSEA is a horrific crime that targets some of the most vulnerable people in our communities — our children and teens. It includes a broad range of criminal acts that involve the victimization of a minor for sexual gratification or some other personal or financial gain. \nIn the last decade\, online CSEA has increased exponentially and is now a global epidemic. In 2023\, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children — the nation’s clearinghouse for child sexual abuse material — received 36 million reports of child sexual abuse material online\, a drastic increase from 2014\, when it received 1 million reports. The lack of understanding of online CSEA and increased technology use among children and teens has created space for these crimes to flourish. For too long\, our communities have been left on their own when it comes to understanding the online dangers that exist and how to prevent them. \nProject iGuardian is the free of charge official in-person educational program for the Know2Protect Campaign. Created by Homeland Security Investigations subject matter experts\, the presentation seeks to educate trusted adults about the ongoing threat of online child sexual exploitation and abuse\, bring awareness to the issue with an effort to prevent these horrific crimes form continuing\, and provide help and resources to those who need it.
URL:https://www.caltrin.org/event/iguardian-program-for-trusted-adults/
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