KCSDV Sponsored Trainings and Events
August - November, 2021, Virtual
Audience:Child Welfare Professionals, including DCF Staff, Reintegration and Family Preservation Case Managers and Family Support Workers; Social Workers; Mental Health Professionals; Foster Home, Kinship, and Adoption Workers; CASAs
August 2021, 3-part Webinar Series
AUDIENCE: KCSDV Member Program Advocates & Staff Only
August 5-6 2021, Virtual
Audience: KCSDV Member Program Executive Directors and/or Their Designees
August 11-13 2021 - Pittsburg, KS
AUDIENCE:Healthcare professionals (APRN, RN, LPN), physicians, physician assistants, law enforcement, prosecutors, advocates, mental health professionals, and other professionals who work with rural or underserved victims of sexual assault.
August 16, 2021 - Virtual
AUDIENCE: KCSDV Member Program Advocates and Staff Only
August 24, 2021 - Virtual
AUDIENCE: KCSDV Member Program Advocates and Staff Only
August 31 & September 2, 2021 - Virtual
AUDIENCE: Direct service providers. Those who provide necessary supports and services to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) where they live and work.
September 16, 23, 30, 2021 - Virtual
AUDIENCE: This conference is a networking and learning opportunity for all those working to end sexual and domestic violence. This conference is multidisciplinary and is appropriate for both prevention- and intervention-based professionals.
October 6, 2021 - Virtual
AUDIENCE: Hospital Emergency Department Personnel, Physicians, Licensed Physician Assistants, Registered Professional Nurses
Other Trainings
Trauma-Informed Sexual Assault Investigations
This free, online course is offered on demand through the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center.
This 5-hour course presented by Ret. Chief Tom Tremblay focuses on Trauma-Informed Sexual Assault Investigations. This course will help you examine rape myths and the potential for bias to impact investigations of sexual assault; teach you about how the brain and body react to trauma, and the impact of trauma on memory; help you understand how victim trauma can impact the response, investigation, and prosecution of sexual assault; help you understand offender behaviors; and provide guidance for developing trauma informed investigative strategies that capture the evidence necessary to enable a successful prosecution.
KANSAS CRISIS HOTLINE: 888-END-ABUSE | 888-363-2287
