TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES
Updated: 9/2/21

JAILCON21
ONLINE FROM WORK OR HOME
Access to training from October 4 - December 31, 2021

JAILCON21 National Online Training Conference is the perfect opportunity for correctional professionals to affordably receive extensive legal-based training
(30+ credit hours) focused on the hottest topics facing detention and jail facilities today taught by corrections experts from any connected device from work or home.

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Having a will is arguably one of the most important things you can do for yourself and your family. A will legally protects your spouse, children, and assets, and it enables you to spell out exactly how you wish to handle the things for which you've worked so hard.

At the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, we want to help you make this goal a reality. That is why we are observing August National Make-a-Will Month by bringing you FreeWill.com - a free, online resource that guides you through the process of creating a legally valid will in 20 minutes or less.

GET MY FREE WILL

Your foresight and generosity will have a lasting impact on your loved ones. While creating your estate plan, I hope you include a gift to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund and leave a legacy for future generations of law enforcement. When you make a planned gift, you have an opportunity to become a member of our Circle of Valor - a special group of visionary donors.

FREE ONLINE TRAINING

Child Sexual Assault 360

Three Professional Perspectives on Understanding, Investigating, Prosecuting and Supervising Adults Who Commit Sexual Assault on Children

Thursday, September 9

8:30AM - 4:30PM CDT

The on‐going global pandemic has highlighted the rise in incidents of child sexual abuse, and the urgent need for training in the area of understanding, investigating, prosecuting and supervising adults who commit sexual assaults. This special virtual training event is presented by three internationally recognized experts who together will bring you a unique, tri‐perspective, condensed Master Class covering four key areas of working with adults who commit sexual assault on children. The day will be a live virtual webinar event, with the opportunity for attendees to interact with the presenters, each of whom has trained thousands of professionals annually. This is a rare opportunity to be part of the presentation and see them interact and discuss these important aspects of Child Sexual Assault.

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SURVIVOR KEYNOTE SESSIONS

Gwen van de Pas is a Dutch filmmaker living in Amsterdam. A survivor of child sexual abuse herself, she recently directed a feature-length documentary on the subject called GROOMED.  Gwen studied Film and Theater Science in The Netherlands, holds an MBA from Stanford, and worked for Consulting firm Bain & Company for nine years

Gwen will be presenting the sessions below:

• Behind the Scenes with Gwen van de Pas
• Join Gwen and Jim Tanner in a modified "Ask the Expert" format as they discuss Gwen's film "Groomed." They will cover the what, why, and how of Gwen's decisions in sharing such a personal and powerful story.
• Sex Offender Grooming
• While every offense is unique, there are distinct patterns in how sex offenders groom both the target and the target's environment. This session will explain the decisions and strategies offenders utilize in grooming potential victims. Regardless of what you do, you will walk away with an in-depth understanding of the grooming process which will assist you in doing your job.
• Significant Others and Survivors
• Join Gwen and her husband, Laurens, in a modified "Ask the Expert" format as they discuss the role, contributions, and emotions of being a survivor's significant other. Dr. Tanner will guide a discussion of the decisions, actions, and feelings regarding disclosure, understanding, support, and frustration from both Gwen's and Laurens' perspective.

175 SESSIONS. BIGGER AND BETTER.

Sessions will be available beginning August 9 - December 17, 2021

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GROUP DISCOUNT AVAILABLE

Groups of 10 are eligible for one additional registration at no cost. Group rate requires special registration.

Contact us at conference@dcac.org for more information.

33rd Annual Crimes Against Children Conference

VIRTUAL

Sessions will be available beginning August 9 - December 17, 2021

SESSIONS BY TOPIC

FORENSIC INTERVIEWING INVESTIGATION

• A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words: Presenting Evidence in the Forensic Interview (Part 1 & 2), Presented by: Jodie Hively and Shawntae Jones
• Emerging Issues in the Field of Forensic Interviewing, Presented by: Rita Farrell

• Corroborating Evidence: Reducing the Child's Stress and Strengthening Your Case, Presented by: Jim Holler
• Identifying and Intercepting School Violence through "Leakage" Online, Presented by: Richard Wistocki

SEXUAL ABUSE TECHNOLOGY

• Child Sexual Abuse "The Perpetrator Perspective," Presented by: Graham Hill
• Inside the Minds of the Perpetrators of Sexual Crimes Against Children, Presented by: Joe Sullivan

• Digital Media for Law Enforcement and Victim Identification (Part 1 & 2), Presented by: John Penn II
• Using Google Earth to Enhance Investigations, Presented by: John Trenary

TRAFFICKING THERAPY

• Conducting Offender Focused Sting Operations to Identify Trafficking Victims, Presented by: Joseph Scaramucci
• The "Show Me State Model" for State Anti-Human Trafficking Task Forces, Presented by: Alison Phillips and Dan Nash

• The Anatomy of a Multi-Faceted Trauma Therapist, Presented by: Ana Guzman, Leslie Boutte, and Lauren Copenhaver
• Utilizing Therapy Groups in a Children's Advocacy Center, Presented by: Michelle Rodgers

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HUMAN TRAFFICKING INVESTIGATION TRAINING

FREE ONLINE TRAINING
RECOGNIZE, INVESTIGATE SIGNS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING
Texas peace officers can access the training through TCOLE's online training portal and earn continuing education
credits toward furthering your career. Click link for more information.

TCOLE Training Flyer v2 1.14.21 2p.pdf

C.O.P.S.

National Conference on

Law Enforcement Wellness & Trauma

November 12-14, 2021 / Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

C.O.P.S. invites all active and retired law enforcement officers, peer support, counselors, police chaplains, and spouses/significant others, to attend this weekend of healing, education, networking, and entertainment.

This life-changing conference focuses on trauma and wellness, proactively addresses the cumulative stressors that can occur through out an officer's career

The registration deadline is October 11, 2021.

Pre-registration is mandatory for all attendees.

$300 per person

$125 For Spouses/Significant Other

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