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SUMMARY:NACC Virtual Training Series: High-Quality Legal Representation for Infants and Toddlers
DESCRIPTION:November 2\, 9\, & 16\, 2023 \n12-2pm MT/2-4pm ET \nNACC invites all practitioners to join us for our inaugural virtual training series: High-Quality Legal Representation for Infants and Toddlers. Presented by NACC staff\, and created in partnership with the ABA Center on Children and the Law\, the Rocky Mountain Children’s Law Center\, Zero to Three\, and the Kempe Center\, this first-of-its-kind training series focuses on the knowledge\, skills\, activities\, and best practices needed to deliver high-quality representation to infants and toddlers. \nThe NACC Infants and Toddlers Training Series will be presented in three interactive webinars: \nNovember 2\, 2023\, 12-2pm MT/2-4pm ET – Representing Infants and Toddlers: Knowledge \n\nThis webinar will discuss the key areas of knowledge that attorneys need to provide high-quality legal representation to infants and toddlers. Attendees will learn about culturally humble representation\, child development\, trauma\, attachment\, and behavioral health and apply those concepts to the effective legal representation of their infant and toddler clients.\n\nNovember 9\, 2023\, 12-2pm MT/2-4pm ET – Representing Infants and Toddlers: Skills \n\nThis webinar will discuss the key skills that attorneys need to provide high-quality legal representation to infants and toddlers. The webinar will give a framework for the different models of representation and ethical obligations and challenges attorneys representing infants and toddlers may face. Attendees will learn practical skills\, as applied to the representation of infants and toddlers\, in the areas of independent investigation\, client interviewing and counseling\, safety assessment\, collaborative skills\, case planning\, and written and oral advocacy.\n\nNovember 16\, 2023\, 12-2pm MT/2-4pm ET – Representing Infants and Toddlers: Activities \n\nThis webinar will apply the knowledge and skills learned in the first two webinars and incorporate that into the essential activities for providing high quality legal representation to infants and toddlers. Attendees will learn how to effectively advocate for reasonable efforts\, kinship placement\, and family time to further the needs and interests of their infant and toddler clients. The webinar will also address the importance of monitoring service provision\, permanency and concurrent planning\, using experts\, and litigation.\n\nThis training series is $100 per person for members and groups\, and $150 for nonmembers. Registrants will receive access to all three live webinars and their recordings (for six months) and all session materials. For group registration\, please contact Daniel.trujillo@NACCchildlaw.org. This course has been accredited by the Colorado Board of Continuing Legal and Judicial Education for a maximum of 7.2 units of general credit. 
URL:https://naccchildlaw.org/event/nacc-virtual-training-series-high-quality-legal-representation-for-infants-and-toddlers/
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SUMMARY:Your Feelings Make Sense: Using Validation to Build Client Rapport and Improve Interview Outcomes
DESCRIPTION:From the initial contact with child welfare personnel/law enforcement to the closure of the case\, participants’ voices\, feelings\, and perspective are often ignored at the expense of expediency and efficiency. Validation techniques allow system partners to honor the experience of those they serve and stay in the moment with them. It is a way of showing that the system cares and understands their feelings just the way they are\, without fixing or changing them. This webinar will cover the differences between emotional\, behavioral\, and cognitive validation and how to use them effectively in client contact to elevate voices\, disrupt harm\, and promote healing. \nPresenters:\nElissa (Ellie) Duncan\, JD\, CWLS\, grew up in East Texas and headed west for school. She earned her undergraduate degree at the University of California\, Santa Barbara and her Juris Doctorate at the University of San Francisco School of Law with a certificate in Public Interest Law. Ellie moved to Sacramento to be a dependency attorney at Children’s Law Center. She practiced as both an attorney and attorney supervisor for twelve years\, representing children in all aspects of dependency cases and is currently an Attorney III at the California Department of Social Services. Ellie received her Child Welfare Law Specialist Certification from the National Association of Counsel for Children in 2020 and her Compassion Fatigue Certification in 2022. \nChristina Milburn\, JD\, CWLS\, was born and raised in Western Colorado and attended the University of Colorado\, Boulder for her undergraduate degree. She then earned her Juris Doctorate degree from the University of Arizona. Christina has been practicing law for twenty years. She has practiced as a civil rights litigation attorney and dependency attorney and attorney supervisor representing both children and parents in child welfare proceedings and is currently the training attorney at Children’s Law Center of California. Christina received her Child Welfare Law Specialist Certification from the National Association of Counsel for Children in 2012\, her Trauma Informed Workplace Trainer Certification in 2020\, and her Compassion Fatigue Certification in 2021. \nThis webinar is free for NACC Members. Members\, please log in when you register for this event. This webinar is $45 for non-members. This course has been accredited by the Colorado Board of Continuing Legal and Judicial Education for a maximum of 2 units of general credit.
URL:https://naccchildlaw.org/event/your-feelings-make-sense-using-validation-to-build-client-rapport-and-improve-interview-outcomes/
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