(Sept. 2, 2016) On Thursday, Sept. 29, the Colorado Department of Public Safety's School Safety Resource Center will host a one-day conference on preventing and intervening in child sexual abuse at schools.
The 2016 Child Sexual Abuse Prevention and Intervention Conference will feature presentations by experts on a variety of topics that are critical for school administrators, mental health workers and other adults responsible for the safety of children in our schools. The conference costs $50 and includes a continental breakfast and lunch. Although targeted to educators, mental health workers and law enforcement, members of the public and media are welcome to attend.
WHAT: Child Sexual Abuse Prevention and Intervention Conference
WHEN: 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m., Thursday, September 29, 2016
WHERE: Adams 12 Conference Center, 1500 E. 128th Avenue, Thornton
REGISTER: Register Online or visit www.colorado.gov/pacific/cssrc/trainings for more information.
COST: $50 per registrant
AUDIENCE: Administrators, teachers, school safety teams, school/community mental health, law enforcement responsible for school safety.
TOPICS:
- Sexting - prosecutorial discretion and policy regarding teen misconduct
- Adult Sexual Misconduct in schools -avoidance, liability, and implications
- Title IX Compliance for K-12 schools
- Human Trafficking of Colorado students
- Reintegrating juvenile offenders safely into schools
- Teaching in a trauma-centered classroom
- Sexual Abuse Prevention Panel