Prevent Child Abuse Georgia's 24th Annual Symposium July 13-15, 2008 Crowne Plaza Ravinia, Atlanta
The Southeast's Most Comprehensive Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Conference Workshops and activities are designed to provide expertise for professionals in the fields of child protective services, law enforcement, the medical community, mental health, community services development, and education. Participants can select from workshops, forums and "Ask the Experts" sessions on topics pertaining to child abuse prevention, advocacy, intervention and treatment.
NACC PRE-CONFERENCE RED BOOK TRAINING Sunday, August 3, 9AM - 4PM Hyatt Regency on the Riverfront Savannah, Georgia
NACC Child Welfare Law and Practice survey course conducted prior to the NACC Child and Family Law Conference
The course follows the NACC’s Red Book (Child Welfare Law and Practice: Representing Children, Parents, and State Agencies in Abuse, Neglect, and Dependency Cases) and covers the major competency areas of dependency practice. It alsoprepares you for the NACC Child Welfare Attorney Certification Exam.
The course fee includes your own copy of the Red Book.
Whether you are a new child welfare attorney, an experienced attorney wanting an update, or a practitioner anticipating taking the certification exam when it comes to your state, this course is for you.
The conference includes General Sessions and Workshops. Workshops are primarily organized along five tracks: 1 Abuse & Neglect 2 Juvenile Justice 3 Family Law 4 Policy Advocacy 5 Children’s Law Office Program You are free to sign up for and attend sessions in different tracks.
NACC conferences are rated highly by participants for content, administration, networking opportunity, and enjoyment. The conference is the product of 31 years of training the country’s attorneys, witnesses, and other court-involved personnel.
Wednesday, August 13, 2008. 2:00PM-4:00PM Emory University School of Law Gambrell Hall, Room 1C. $6.00
CLE credit will be available
Judge Richard Fitzgerald will speak on the meaning, history, and power of the "reasonable efforts" finding -- When is it required, what does it mean, how can you use it to help your client?
Georgia Training Institute is offering a FREE training on Empowering Families and Communities to Prevent the Sexual Abuse of Children. The training focuses on how family-serving professionals can support healthy behaviors by creating safe environments and rules for behavior that apply to everyone consistently. It also offers adults information about actions to take when behaviors go outside of the healthy range and how to increase protective factors to ensure that children stay safe.
Georgia Training Institute is offering a FREE training on Empowering Families and Communities to Prevent the Sexual Abuse of Children. The training focuses on how family-serving professionals can support healthy behaviors by creating safe environments and rules for behavior that apply to everyone consistently. It also offers adults information about actions to take when behaviors go outside of the healthy range and how to increase protective factors to ensure that children stay safe.
Georgia Training Institute is offering a FREE training on Empowering Families and Communities to Prevent the Sexual Abuse of Children. The training focuses on how family-serving professionals can support healthy behaviors by creating safe environments and rules for behavior that apply to everyone consistently. It also offers adults information about actions to take when behaviors go outside of the healthy range and how to increase protective factors to ensure that children stay safe.
