The D.C. Children’s Advocacy Center invites you to our Stewards of Children training. This free training is based on facts, survival testimonies, and opinions of experts to increase awareness and learn ways to prevent child sexual abuse. CEUs are available for NASW and OSSE. All adults interested in protecting children are welcome, whether for professional or personal reasons.
El centro de Abogacía infantil los invita muy cordialmente nuestra capacitación gratuita de Stewards of Children (Guardianes de Niños) en español. Capacitación basada en hechos reales, testimonies de sobrevivientes y opiniones de expertos para crear conciencia y aprender formas de prevenir el abuso sexual infantil. Otorgamos CEUs de OSSE y NASW.
On Sunday, October 21, 2018 at 10am, CSOSA will be partnering with People’s Congregational Church, The Georgia Avenue Family Support Collaborative, and the Assembly of Petworth to provide our returning citizens community with the following resources and services:
· Clothing for Men and Women
· Book Bags for Adults & Kids
· Information on voting, housing and employment and other social services
· Light refreshments will be served
DC Rape Crisis Center invites you to attend two 3-hour workshops!
Session 1
The first, Updating our Status: Social Media and Social Work Ethics, will examine the intersection of social media, the online world, and technology and our ethical practice as social workers. The workshop will explore specific cases and questions about our work in the digital age in the context of the NASW Code of Ethics and the practical and clinical experience of other participants.
The DC Criminal Justice Coordinating Council’s Grants Planning Committee cordially invites you to Building a Budget, Understanding Allowable Expenses and Tying Cost Estimates into Budget Narratives. This is the final training in the 2018 GPC Training Series, and will focus on helping government and non-profit partners understand best practices associated with building a program or grant-specific budget.
Regular meeting of the VAN, or Victim Assistance Network, which is a collaboration of victim service providers in the District of Columbia. The public is invited to VAN meetings for the first part of every meeting. However, the VAN meetings close for members only after a certain point so the membership can discuss internal matters.
The National Reentry Network for Returning Citizens is partnering with the Council for Court Excellence and the Vera Institute of Justice to examine and re-envision the state of jails and justice here in the city. Please join us in an open and imaginative discussion on the criminal justice system in DC. If you are planning to attend, please RSVP by July 31st by contacting Jarnese Harris at [email protected] or 202.584.1000 Email subject line: VAN Focus Group.
Regular meeting of the DC RAN (Reentry Action Network).The public is invited to RAN meetings for the first part of every meeting; however, the RAN meetings close for members only after a certain point so membership
Regular meeting of the DC RAN (Reentry Action Network).The public is invited to RAN meetings for the first part of every meeting; however, the RAN meetings close for members only after a certain point so membership can discuss internal matters.
Regular meeting of the DC RAN (Reentry Action Network).The public is invited to RAN meetings for the first part of every meeting; however, the RAN meetings close for members only after a certain point so membership can discuss internal matters.
