Like nearly every system in the United States, the so-called child welfare system was built on the premise that people with white skin are superior to people with brown or black skin. These misanthropic underpinnings have led to a system that disproportionately and overwhelming separates families of color. In its ongoing mission to reduce harm […]
Kahli B. Ellis MS, BSN, RN Summary: This is a 60 minute presentation that reviews several different types of child maltreatment. Medical records can be intimidating and tedious for any criminal attorney or investigator to review, especially when it comes to possible child abuse. This session will be an overview of the various types of […]
Like nearly every system in the United States, the so-called child welfare system was built on the premise that people with white skin are superior to people with brown or black skin. These misanthropic underpinnings have led to a system that disproportionately and overwhelming separates families of color. In its ongoing mission to reduce harm […]
Like nearly every system in the United States, the so-called child welfare system was built on the premise that people with white skin are superior to people with brown or black skin. These misanthropic underpinnings have led to a system that disproportionately and overwhelming separates families of color. In its ongoing mission to reduce harm […]
This presentation is designed to teach attorneys and investigators about the injuries that can result from Abusive Head Trauma (AHT), formerly known as Shaken Baby Syndrome. This presentation also covers related injuries such as fractures and retinal hemorrhages, and medical conditions that can mimic AHT. The purpose of this presentation is to assist attorneys and […]
Like nearly every system in the United States, the so-called child welfare system was built on the premise that people with white skin are superior to people with brown or black skin. These misanthropic underpinnings have led to a system that disproportionately and overwhelming separates families of color. In its ongoing mission to reduce harm […]
Like nearly every system in the United States, the so-called child welfare system was built on the premise that people with white skin are superior to people with brown or black skin. These misanthropic underpinnings have led to a system that disproportionately and overwhelming separates families of color. In its ongoing mission to reduce harm […]
Merriam Young MS RN CCRN TCRN Evaluating medical documentation and sifting through the jargon to get to what you need to know. Medical records can be intimidating and tedious for any criminal attorney or investigator to review. This session will be an overview of the medical record and what you need to focus on to […]
Parent Defenders consistently cite housing as the primary barrier to family reunification in D&N cases. Come learn from ORPC Parent Advocate (and housing wizard) Sonia Neblett how you can support your unhoused families and get their children home. Sonia will teach you what information you need to get from your unhoused clients as soon as […]
Like nearly every system in the United States, the so-called child welfare system was built on the premise that people with white skin are superior to people with brown or black skin. These misanthropic underpinnings have led to a system that disproportionately and overwhelming separates families of color. In its ongoing mission to reduce harm […]
Training video and materials now available: Videos HERE. Materials HERE. The holidays are a particularly difficult time for our families who are separated. Learn tips for supporting parents through spending the holidays away from their children. Join us via Zoom for this presentation on how to prepare for and support parents in recovery during the […]
Training video and materials now available. Video HERE. Materials HERE. Parents with intellectual and developmental disabilities are frequently subject to inadequate parenting capacity evaluations, causing many to lose their parental rights unnecessarily. This presentation will illuminate the shortcomings of these evaluations and provide an overview of an alternative methodology used to evaluate parents fairly while […]
