The twelfth course in the Missing Child Investigations in Indian Country (MCI-IC) online training series covers the exchange of information between law enforcement and the victim child’s tribal community that is facilitated by three distinct but interconnected processes—victim services, family liaison and media considerations or strategies. This course will discuss how these processes and the roles of individuals associated with them can enhance the missing child investigation by helping to generate leads through effective exchange of information with victim families and the public.
The final course in the Missing Child Investigations in Indian Country (MCI-IC) online training series provides overview of important resources commonly used in missing child investigations and how to create a plan to incorporate them into the investigation. The mysterious disappearance of a child in Indian Country can quickly become a crisis which overwhelms community resources. The investigative response often requires resources from multiple government agencies at all levels and non-governmental organizations. Requesting and integrating these resources into the investigation can be accomplished efficiently and effectively if a response plan has been designed prior to the incident. This enhances law enforcement’s ability collectively respond to the missing child incident.
We are excited to share our latest edition of the Compass Newsletter! November is National Native American Heritage Month and this issue highlights our relationships with American Indian/Alaska Indian (AI/AN) Communities at NCJTC. Learn about new training opportunities that just launched and much more!
We are excited to share our latest edition of the Compass Newsletter! This issue highlights National Substance Abuse Prevention Month and opportunities our TRASM program offers. Learn about What's New at NCJTC, newsworthy stories and much more!
64th edition of the AMBER Advocate Magazine, final issue of Calendar Year 2025.
The AMBER Alert Training and Technical Assistance (T/TA) Program brings you a wide variety of training opportunities to improve the investigative response of local, regional, state, and tribal law enforcement to high-risk victims, children in crisis and the commercial sexual exploitation of youth. Through this program, you will increase collaboration, improve skills, and develop effective policies and best practices to protect and safely recover missing, endangered, and abducted children.
We’re proud to share the NCJTC 2024 Annual Impact Report with you - a reflection of the critical work we’ve accomplished together. Read it today!
Read our NCJTC Impact Report for 2024 highlights and more!
NCJTC Training and Technical Assistance Catalog. For a printable version of the catalog, visit ncjtc.org/catalogprint. Revised: September 2025
NCJTC Training and Technical Assistance Catalog. For the online version of the catalog, visit ncjtc.org/catalog. Revised: September 2025
