RCAC Training Notification Form

Thank you for your interest in upcoming trainings offered through the

Regional Children's Advocacy Centers.

We'd love to keep you posted when new training cohorts become available.

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Foundations of CAC Family Advocacy

The Foundations of CAC Family Advocacy, formerly known as The Advocate's Role in the Multidisciplinary Response to Child Abuse, is appropriate for advocates who take part in providing the constellation of services to children served by a children's advocacy center (CAC) across the country. This includes victim advocates employed by the CAC, working at a partnering District Attorney's office, and/or staff of a community-based organization.

Applicants should be advocates with less than five (5) years of experience AND who have not yet completed the 24 hours of training required to meet NCA Standards.

Foundations of CAC Family Advocacy Mailing List

Victim Advocacy Peer Forums

These forums provide a space for Victim Advocates to connect with their peers across the country doing similar work. Each forum starts in a large-group format to review a topic related to victim advocacy, and then participants are placed in Zoom breakout rooms for self-facilitated, small-group discussions and resource sharing. At the end, participants are brought back together in one large group for a Q&A with regional staff.

Please note that only advocates who are involved in providing services to children served by CACs are eligible to participate in these forums. This includes victim advocates employed by a CAC, working at a partnering District Attorney's office, and/or staff of a community-based organization.

Victim Advocacy Peer Forums Mailing List

Fundamentals of Team Facilitation 1: For the Experienced MDT Facilitator

This training is open nationally to individuals with a primary or shared responsibility for facilitating the success of the MDT - i.e., tending to the relationships, communication, and accountability of the MDT. Ideal participants are new MDT facilitators, having been in the facilitator role for less than a year.

Fundamentals of Team Facilitation 1 Mailing List

Fundamentals of Team Facilitation 2: For the Experienced MDT Facilitator

This training is open nationally to individuals with a primary or shared responsibility for facilitating the success of the MDT - i.e., tending to the relationships, communication, and accountability of the MDT. Ideal participants are experienced MDT facilitators, having been in the facilitator role for at least 18 months.

Fundamentals of Team Facilitation 2 was designed to complement Fundamentals of Team Facilitation 1. However, Fundamentals of Team Facilitation 2 may be taken as a stand-alone course. There is no prerequisite for Fundamentals of Team Facilitation 2.

Fundamentals of Team Facilitation 2 Mailing List

MDT Facilitator Peer Forums

These forums provide a space for MDT facilitators to connect with their peers across the country doing similar work. Each forum starts in a large-group format to review a topic related to MDT facilitation, and then participants are placed in Zoom breakout rooms for self-facilitated, small-group discussions and resource sharing. At the end, participants are brought back together in one large group for a Q&A with regional staff. These forums are open nationally to individuals with a primary or shared responsibility for facilitating the success of the MDT - i.e., tending to the relationships, communication and accountability of the MDT at a children's advocacy center.

MDT Facilitator Peer Forums

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