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Special Events & Conferences

Aspects of Child Abuse, Questioning Children, Child
ChildFirst Interviewing - Child First Interviewing Protocol, Anatomical Dolls, Blocks in
Interviews and How to Remove Them, Suggestibility,
First: Forensic Interviewing Preparing Kids For Court, Working as a Multi-Disciplinary

of Kids and REVISED Team to Corroborate Evidence, Testifying in Court, and
Hearsay.
Preparing for Court
Methodologies
Lecture, Practical Exercises, Demonstrations and Practice
Who Should Attend Interviews Course
Social workers, law enforcement personnel, attorneys.
medical professionals and any other professional who Requirements
work with children who are victims of sexual abuse and Attendance at all class sessions is required.
physical abuse.
Signup Details
Course Goal $350.00 paid to the Child Advocacy Center in Fayetteville,
To increase/enhance the forensic interviewing skills NC.
of law enforcement, social workers, medical and legal Call 910-486-9700 to pay by credit card or mail check.
professionals who work with child victims of maltreatment.
The training provides a semi structured research Fee
and evidenced based legally defensible protocol for $350.00
interviewing child victims.
Course Coordinator Length of Course
Topics: Effective Interviewing, Dynamics of Child Abuse, Casson Reynolds Five days (40 hours)
Process of Disclosure, Child Development, Medical

➤ Preparing for, developing, and implementing a
Community Policing successful Community Oriented Policing initiative
before the crisis.
Before the Crisis REVISED ➤ Utilizing a successful Community Oriented Policing
during a crisis.
➤ Discuss the importance of building relationships of
Prerequisites
Attendees must pre-register at www.ncja.ncdoj.gov and trust with communities of color.
submit payments to Dr. Chuck Claxton. Your check is to ➤ Defi ne microaggressions and implicit associations and
be made out to Chuck Claxton, Ph.D. and sent to P.O. understand how they inhibit the development of such
Box 1813, Blowing Rock, NC, 28605. relationships.
➤ Discuss key historical events that relate to racism and
the work of today’s Police Professionals.
Who Should Attend
Sworn Law Enforcement Offi cers and Highway Patrol ➤ Examine follow-up steps that can be taken to bring
Offi cers. implicit associations to the surface and, over time,
lessen the ways they shape our behavior and
attitudes.
Course Goal
To increase understanding of how to improve community
policing through close working relationships with people in Methodologies
the community. To provide information and strategies for This course employs lecture, conference, and analytical
building relationships of trust with communities of color. exercises.

Course Requirements
Course Objectives
➤ History of Community Oriented Policing. Attendance is required for all class sessions.
➤ Identify stakeholders and the roles they play in a
successful community policing initiative. (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE.)
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