This training series is specifically designed for Alaska CINA attorneys (AAGs, Parent Attorneys, Attorneys for Youth), GALs (attorney and non-attorney GALs), Attorneys for Tribes, and Judicial Officers. Across three webinars, the presenter will use practice tips, hypothetical case studies, and polls to share knowledge, skills, and best practices, grounded in Alaska law, aimed at promoting high quality legal representation for parents, children, and the Department in Alaska CINA cases.
Registration is free to the first 50 registrants via the link below, with a wait-list open after the first 50. Registrants will receive access to all three live webinars and their recordings until December 31, 2024, and all session materials. REGISTRATION IS NOW FULL
Alaska Custom Training Series Agenda
Webinar Dates
Friday, Feb 23rd 1:00pm-2:30pm AK (Out of Court Advocacy)
Friday, March 1st 1:00pm-2:30pm AK (In-Court Advocacy)
Friday, March 8th 1:00pm-2:30pm AK (Advocacy for Connection)
Questions about registration or the training? Please contact [email protected].
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