Welcome to the 26th NTI Online Registration. All NTI registrations will be online this year, if you need assistance or have questions about registering, please call 1-877-215-1023 or email [email protected].
Drug Endangered Children: An Overview of Michigan’s Medical Marijuana Act & Identifying and Investigating Meth Exposed Children.
There is growing attention to the importance of early childhood child welfare partnerships as a means of supporting the unique developmental needs of young children who have experienced child abuse and neglect.
This seminar is designed for prosecuting attorneys, assistant prosecuting attorneys, DHS/CPS, law enforcement officers, and CAC forensic interviewers who are involved with child abuse investigations or prosecution. If you are in a position that may have to testify in court, you won’t want to miss this seminar!
Over the course of 6 months in the latter half of 2010, federal investigators uncovered four separate criminal conspiracies involving sex crimes against children. These four cases, although independent from one another, shared common themes important for investigators and prosecutors of child sex cases.
Acting Director of Centralized Intake, Carol Kehoe, will provide information regarding the new Centralized Intake business model for the State of Michigan.
Lawyer Guardians Ad Litem (L-GALs) represent minor children in child welfare proceedings. Their duties include making “child’s best interests” recommendations to the court regarding appropriate services, placement, and parental rights.
The ISSTD Professional Training Child & Adolescent Course is a must for anyone working with Traumatized Children. The program is designed for clinicians in both private and public sectors
The target audience for this program includes pediatric radiologists, general radiologists, pediatricians, emergency room physicians, radiologic technologists, health care professionals and legal professionals.
Appeals by Leave: What Child Welfare Attorneys Need to Know
Vivek Sankaran, Director, Detroit Center for Family Advocacy, and Assistant Clinical Professor of Law, University of Michigan Law School