Join other child protection personnel working in or with Native American and Alaskan Native communities to gain an understanding of both historical and ongoing efforts to establish AMBER Alert systems in Indian Country. Examine the key components needed to implement a successful child abduction recovery strategy in those communities. Learn about the vital importance of AMBER Alerts, issues of capacity when building AMBER Alert programs, and the 12 key components of AMBER Alert programs. Consider time as the enemy in endangered missing and abducted child cases, unique child protection challenges in Indian Country, and considerations for implementing strategies around AMBER Alert, and a comprehensive child recovery strategy.
Gather information on the structure and interdependent functions/roles of a CART program. Learn about protocol development and management, development and use of Memoranda of Understanding, CART composition, training including tabletop exercises and field scenarios, and CART certification standards. Examine a case study which integrates all topics covered for effective CART leadership.
Gain an overview of the Investigative Officer Checklist resource, which can be found in the Resources tab on this webpage. The course will guide you through a case-scenario review of important checklist elements and considerations for effective use. You will be provided with information to support accurate and effective response to reports of endangered missing or abducted children, and effective transition from patrol first response to ongoing investigation of the case.
Consider the scope and scale of the problem of missing and abducted children including CART structure, function and command considerations, investigative considerations, canvass operations, search operations, volunteer management, digital forensics, logistics, recovery, and reunification. Examine a case study in which all concepts taught are integrated and considered for an effective overall response.
Gain an overview of the Patrol First Response investigative checklist resource. This training provides a guided case-scenario review of important checklist elements and considerations for effective use. Patrol officers can use this information to support accurate and effective response to reports of endangered missing or abducted children, and assist with steps essential to communicate information to arriving investigators. You will find the resource in the Resources tab on this webpage.
Gain an overview of the Supervisory Officer Checklist resource, which can be found in the Resources tab on this webpage. The course will guide you through a case-scenario review of important checklist elements and considerations for effective use. You will be provided with information to support accurate and effective supervisory response to reports of endangered missing or abducted children, and effective coordination of case roles and responsibilities across patrol, investigations and outside resources.
Join us for an online version of the onsite ISCAC classroom training, designed to provide law enforcement investigators and investigative supervisors with the information necessary to properly understand, recognize, and investigate cases involving missing and abducted children.
Join other child protection personnel working in or with Native American and Alaskan Native communities to gain an understanding of both historical and ongoing problems of child sex trafficking and exploitation (CST) in Indian Country. Explore important strategies to build awareness of the problem, and support tribal communities in identifying and reporting suspected or known trafficking and exploitation. Examine considerations for law enforcement working with the community on awareness and identification efforts. Prepare for effective response to safely recover victims, interdict these crimes, and prosecute offenders.
Provides law enforcement patrol officers with information and resources to promote swift and effective initial field response to incidents of endangered missing and abducted children. Learn about the scope, scale and nature of the problem. Examine best practices for initial on-scene response, important considerations for transitioning the investigation, and resources for law enforcement.
Gather important information to identify poly-exploitation which may have occurred while the child was missing, and the interview process. Learn about the scope, scale, and nature of problem, and how patrol and investigative officers can effectively respond.
