This 4-hour virtual presentation is designed to equip nonprofit professionals, youth counselors, and outreach workers with foundational knowledge to recognize and appropriately respond to signs of abuse, neglect, and exploitation involving children. Taught by law enforcement professionals, the course breaks down mandated reporting responsibilities, legal definitions, grooming behavior, forensic considerations, and the collaborative role of youth-serving staff in supporting child safety. Interactive discussion, real-world case examples, and practical language for fieldwork help ensure participants leave more informed, confident, and prepared.
This 4-hour virtual presentation is designed to equip nonprofit professionals, youth counselors, and outreach workers with foundational knowledge to recognize and appropriately respond to signs of abuse, neglect, and exploitation involving children. Taught by law enforcement professionals, the course breaks down mandated reporting responsibilities, legal definitions, grooming behavior, forensic considerations, and the collaborative role of youth-serving staff in supporting child safety. Interactive discussion, real-world case examples, and practical language for fieldwork help ensure participants leave more informed, confident, and prepared.