Discuss an overview of the Overdose Detection Mapping Application Program (ODMAP). Review the benefits of being able to track and access real-time suspected overdose data to support public safety and public health efforts to help mobilize immediate responses to sudden increases or spikes in overdose events. Identify the initial steps needed to set up ODMAP implementation for your community. Explore two successful tribal models of ODMAP implementation, coordinated responses to overdoses, and related alcohol and substance misuse programs and services. The two tribal models that will be highlighted include The Tulalip Tribes and Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.
Are you feeling exhausted and burned out? Do you want your energy and passion back? Mark Yarbrough shares three things to consider when trying to avoid and/or overcome burnout.
Thinking of starting a Child Abduction Response Team (CART) in your jurisdiction? Learn how building a CART can assist in the search and recovery of an abducted or endangered child. During this webinar, you will learn about the guidelines for developing, implementing and sustaining a CART program within your community, and examine the CART certification process for agencies and CART programs pursuing formal certification.
(THIS COURSE IS FOR CERTIFIED HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS ONLY) Learn the signs of neglect, physical, and sexual child abuse to identify a child victim and understand your responsibility as a healthcare professional and mandated reporter. Awareness of these signs is a critical step to protecting our children. We all have a responsibility to protect children. KNOW & TELL® is a public responsibility movement to educate all New Hampshire adults to KNOW the signs of abuse and TELL responsible authorities when they recognize them. Individuals living outside of the State of New Hampshire are welcome to participate in this training but should inquire with their own state as to reporting procedures and requirements.
Gain an understanding of child sex trafficking victim dynamics, perspectives on sex traffickers and how human trafficking is the second most profitable crime in the world. Case examples will be utilized throughout the course to highlight real world examples of child sex trafficking.
Policies and procedures are one of the most effective ways to communicate expectations, provide guidance to staff, and enhance community trust. Concise, easy- to- read policies and procedures that conform with legislative requirements, align with program vision and missions, and allow Tribal Probation Officers to perform their duties and serve their respective Tribal communities with confidence and guidance to make appropriate decisions that reflect the values of the community they serve.
Policies and procedures are one of the most effective ways to communicate expectations, provide guidance to staff, and enhance community trust. Concise, easy- to- read policies and procedures that conform with legislative requirements, align with program vision and missions, and allow Tribal Probation Officers to perform their duties and serve their respective Tribal communities with confidence and guidance to make appropriate decisions that reflect the values of the community they serve.
Referencing Ken Lanning's publication, Child Molesters: A Behavioral Analysis 5th Edition into child abuse cases, we will explore grooming and seduction techniques used by sex offenders and how to integrate these concepts into arrest and search warrant affidavits. Learn the use of executing search warrants for non-contraband items in delayed disclosure child abuse cases to corroborate child forensic interviews, or investigative interviews of adult victims who were past child victims.
Over the past 20 years community-based corrections have evolved significantly. Systems that employ evidence-based practices can demonstrate upwards of 20% reductions in recidivism, especially for higher risk offenders. Assessments, engagement, graduated sanctions, as well as successful strategies, all play a significant role in helping offenders change their destructive behaviors. During the webinar, you will receive an introduction to the research, science, and practices that can significantly improve offender outcomes and reduce recidivism, providing future protection to victims and potential victims.
Learn how the Apple AirTag works for individuals who want a high-tech option to keep track of their belongings. Examine how this technology is being used to conduct criminal activities, to include stalking. During the webinar, you will learn how an AirTag is synced to an iOS user account, how ‘Find My’ works, limitations to the technology, and issues you need to be aware of when requesting legal compliance from Apple.
