Other Trainings

2020: Looking to the Future of Higher Education in Indiana
Hosted by IUPUI University College and supported by Lumina Foundation for Education.
University Place Conference Center, 850 W. Michigan Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202

Statewide conference where Indiana’s campuses work in collaboration to meet Indiana’s goals for higher education. The keynote speaker is Paul Gaston, author of The Challenge of Bologna: What United States Higher Education Has to Learn from Europe, and Why It Matters That We Learn It.

—Understand why urban and rural students face similar issues but for different reasons
—Experience a redefined entry program for students that leads up to a new student orientation center
—Explore the underlying principles of the Teaching for Educational Equity (TFEE) in which students use their culture as a support to educational success
—Utilizing the Guardian Scholars Program model, understand the multiple supports needed to enhance the success of foster care youth
—Hear about a unique partnership between campus and a magnet high school that incorporated an early college model of academic rigor with a medical theme
—Access a variety of quick and easy teaching tools that can be implemented across a variety of disciplines
—What math preparation needs to take place for the success of the student

Cost: FREE, but registration is required

Sponsored by the Indiana College Access and Success Network.

Domestic Violence and Child Sexual Abuse
Jameson Inn South, 4402 E. Creek View Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46237

Topics of the Seminar: Morning: Dynamics of Family Violence and Child Sexual Abuse, Domestic Violence and Sibling Sexual Abuse, Video: Men Who Commit Child Sexual Abuse. Afternoon: The Dynamics of Mutual Partner Violence Therapeutic Issues with Women: Offender, Victim or Both A Focus on Children: Best Practices for Determining Safe Reunification .

Who Should Attend: Social workers, CASA and GAL volunteers, child protection professionals, mental health counselors, school counselors, nurses, clergy and faith-based counselors, day-care personnel, youth workers, volunteers to the courts, probation officers, prevention specialists and anyone who works with children and families

CEUs Awarded
6 CEU's and 1 Ethics

 To Register: e-mail to karenduncan@theright2besafe.org to receive registration form or print this announcement and send your payment of $75.00 made out to CSA Seminars in care of The Right To Be Safe P.O. Box 7124 Greenwood, Indiana 46142.

Nurturing Fathers: Reaching/Teaching Men
Seven Habits of Highly Effective Websites
Spurn the Rod: End School Paddling in Indiana
Business Case for Social Media
Working with Families Toward Effective Discipline
Cultural Aspects of Fatherhood
 
Anyone who is interested in the welfare of kids and families.

CEUs Awarded: call for info

Full-day conference $80 for non-members
$35 for Prevent Child Abuse Indiana members 
$10 for Full-time students (provide proof of studentship with registration)
$0 Villages Foster Parent/Villages Staff

Brochure and online registration: www.pcain.org

American Teens in Crisis Profesional Seminar “The Need to JAM The Need to WAIT”
PATH (A Positive Approach to Teen Health)
Strongbow Inn, 2405 E US 30, Valparaiso, IN 46383

Adan Madrigal, Jammal Lee
Co-Founders of J.A.M.- Join the Abstinence Movement (J.A.M.) campaign
Diane Foley, MD, FAAP — Director of Education for a Lifetime which provides abstinence based sexual education to the community of Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Prices
Professional Attendee $60
Parent Attendee  $30
Student Attendee  $30

Register here

Roadmap to Special Education: Laws and Process
About Special Kids

East 91st Street Christian Church, 6049 East 91st Street, Indianapolis, IN 46250

This workshop, combining the Article 7 and IEP training, is all day training that offers basic information about special education laws and regulations for Indiana children ages 3-21. In addition, this training will provide information on how to prepare for a case conference and write an IEP. This training is a great opportunity for family members and professionals who advocate for children with a disability or serious chronic illness.

Cost: $60 *

Registration for the training will be closed on April 20, 2010
Register online at www.aboutspecialkids.org/training
Email: asktraining@aboutspecialkids.org
800.964.4746

•Payment is due PRIOR to event. Payment can be made online through PayPal.
•Lunch is not provided. Time will be allotted for lunch on your own.
•Minimum of 6 per training is required for training to take place.
•CRU’s for educator license renewal are available for this training.

*Families of children ages 0-5 can apply to the Family Involvement Fund at www.inf2f.org, to help cover the cost of these trainings. If applying to the Family Involvement Fund, request a waived registration fee which will allow ASK to be reimbursed directly and will not require payment up front from you. You can also visit our website for other scholarship options.

Helping Us have Our Space to Grieve: the Grieving Child and Adolescent
Brooke's Place for Grieving Young People
Keystone Office Centre 8365 Keystone Crossing Indianapolis 46240

“Helping Us have Our Space to Grieve: the Grieving Child and Adolescent” will recognize natural grieving behaviors in children of all developmental ages, teach grief tasks that individuals experience uniquely in their grief journey, and present supportive tools and activities to companion grieving children and adolescents. Participants will hear true stories of grieving children and their families, setting a powerful foundation about how children grieve uniquely and how they want to be supported.

Who Should Attend: social workers, mental health counselors, teachers, school counselors

COST: $89.
CEUs Awarded: 3.5 (CRUs are available too)

How To Register"
Call Ruth Hussong at 317-705-9650, ext. 10 or download the registration form from our website. www.brookesplace.org