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National Child Welfare Teleconference Events

 

The Center has compiled this listing of National Child Welfare Teleconferences and the registration links for your convenience.  Teleconferences are a great way to obtain and share information about program, practice, and system of care development with other professionals outside the local area and/or Florida.  Participant capacity varies depending on the event; however, Center users can use Live Meeting which will allow for up to 25 participants to utilize one registration.





Responding Restoratively to Children and Youth in Dual Jurisdictions of Dependency and Delinquency
Thursday, December 10, 2009,  2-3:30 pm Eastern
Cost:  $30
Hosted by:  American Humane
Click here for registration
Research shows that the average delinquency rate is 47 percent higher for children and youth who have been neglected or abused. Young persons involved in the child welfare and juvenile justice systems are considered “dual jurisdiction.” In many cases, children in the welfare system are moved from a system of care to a system of punishment and rehabilitation once they commit an offense. American Humane has developed an innovative restorative process that addresses both accountability and care in dual-jurisdiction cases. This webinar will provide an introduction to this groundbreaking model and a discussion of how it can effectively change the ways in which juvenile justice and child welfare systems collaborate for the benefit of youth and children.

Last modified at 11/19/2009 10:10 AM  by Coy, Lisa 
   

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