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Past Videoconferences |
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Preventing Child Neglect by Building on Community and Family Strengths - Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Neglect is the most common form of child maltreatment, and yet it can be the most difficult type of abuse to understand. It can also have devastating lifelong effects on a child. This videoconference explored systemic poverty and strength-based ways to end poverty and support families to reduce child neglect. Not all children living in poverty experience neglect. However, systemic poverty makes it much more difficult for families to meet the basic needs of their children. When we acknowledge all families strengths and work to end systemic poverty we can prevent child neglect.
Handouts
A Minnesota Without Poverty Handouts (www.mnwithoutpoverty.org)
Prevent Child Abuse Minnesota Handouts (www.pcamn.org)
Jennifer A. Skuza, PhD Handouts (skuza@umn.edu)
If you were not able to attend any of the videoconferences listed below, we have recorded them on DVDs which can be loaned out for short periods of time. If you would like to borrow a copy of a specific videoconference DVD, please contact Ka Youa Vue at (800) 621-6322 or kvue@pcamn.org.
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Preventing Child Neglect – July 13, 2010 |
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Preventing Child Neglect by Building on Community and Family Strengths - Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Neglect is the most common form of child maltreatment, and yet it can be the most difficult type of abuse to understand. It can also have devastating lifelong effects on a child. This videoconference explored systemic poverty and strength-based ways to end poverty and support families to reduce child neglect. Not all children living in poverty experience neglect. However, systemic poverty makes it much more difficult for families to meet the basic needs of their children. When we acknowledge all families strengths and work to end systemic poverty we can prevent child neglect.
Handouts
A Minnesota Without Poverty Handouts (www.mnwithoutpoverty.org)
Prevent Child Abuse Minnesota Handouts (www.pcamn.org)
Jennifer A. Skuza, PhD Handouts (skuza@umn.edu)
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New Strategies for Promoting Prevention – February 9, 2010 |
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New Strategies for Promoting Protective Factors and Communicating Effectively about Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
9:30 am to 12:00 pm
This videoconference focused on helping communities and organizations develop prevention strategies in 2010 by using more effective public messages and promoting the Five Protective Factors. The agenda included:
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Julie Atella from Wilder Research presenting results from Wilder’s recent survey of Child Abuse Prevention Councils to gain an understanding of how CAPCs function best;
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Becky Dale from Prevent Child Abuse Minnesota outlining new prevention materials for 2010; and
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A select group of Minnesota CAPCs sharing their ideas about using new reframed prevention messages in their work and promoting the Five Protective Factors. Melissa Dougherty, Beltrami County; Amber Kinner & Darla Curry, Lincoln/Lyon/Murray Counties; and Donna Mc Donald, Anoka County.
Videoconference Recorded DVD (currently in the process of adapting to the Web)
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Part Two
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Part Three
Handouts (click on the pink links below)
Prevent Child Abuse Minnesota
Beltrami County CAPC
Lincoln/Lyon/Murray/Redwood County CAPC
Anoka County CAPC
Prevent Child Abuse Minnesota
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Emerging Research and New Messages – November 17, 2009 |
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Positive Parenting – September 15, 2009 |
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Positive Parenting Videoconference
September 15, 2009
Follow the pink links to materials from this videoconference.
1. Why do we talk about Positive Parenting? (Roxy Foster, PCAMN)
2. It’s All About the Kids: Collaborative for Success (Amy Smith, Lutheran Social Services)
3. Perspectives Family Project (Jeffery Posthuma, Perspectives Family Center)
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Family Strengthening Practices – June 16, 2009 |
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Family Strengthening Practices Videoconference
June 16, 2009
This was the second in a series of four videoconference events broadcast around the state designed to stimulate conversation, encourage collaboration, and engage all communities in the protective factors to prevent child abuse and neglect. The June 16 videoconference covered the topic of Family Strengthening Practices around Minnesota and introduced the programs of Circle of Parents® and the Council on Crime and Justice’s Family Strengthening Project. We also heard about some of the Lessons Learned in Child Welfare Reform from the Department of Human Services. The following is a list of handouts from the presenters. Just follow the pink links.
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Moving Communities to Action in April – February 17, 2009 |
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Moving Communities to Action in April: Getting Ready for Child Abuse Prevention Month
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Videoconference Handouts (follow the pink links)
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Child Abuse Prevention Messages – November 24, 2008 |
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Child Abuse Prevention Messages: Building a Unified Front
November 24, 2008
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Safe Baby Month – September 17, 2008 |
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Safe Baby Month – Using Infant Development Knowledge to Prevent Maltreatment
September 17, 2008
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Successful Family Strengthening Practices – August 29, 2008 |
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Strategies to Strengthen Families – February 20, 2008 |
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Community Strategies to Strengthen Families and Prevent Abuse
Statewide Videoconference
February 20, 2008
Bill Doherty, Ph.D., M.A. spoke about how communities and community organizations can help families find balance in their lives. His many projects include the Family Formation Project, Balance for Success, and Putting Families First.
Sharon E. McKinley with the Child Welfare Information Gateway presented information on how to create supportive communities and build community support around preventing abuse and neglect, as well as give tools for how you can engage your community.
Ben Tanzer, Prevent Child Abuse America’s Director of Strategic Communications, spoke about exciting research that shows how reframing our message of prevention can help gather community support and strengthen families.
Agenda for February 20, 2008 Videoconference
Guided Discussion Form
Bill Doherty Language Document
Sharon McKinley Presentation
Ben Tanzer Presentation
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Five Protective Factors – November 20, 2007 |
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Strengthening Families Through Early Care and Education
Presented by Cynthia D. Stringfellow, National Technical Assistance Team – Illinois Strengthening Families Leadership Team
Follow this link to a copy of the Strengthening Families presentation.
The website Cynthia referred to in her presentation is www.cssp.org. At that site, click on "Strengthening Families through Early Education."
Promoting Healthy Families in Your Community 2007 Resource Packet
During the videoconference we referred to this booklet published by the Child Welfare Information Gateway. You can get a copy from Prevent Child Abuse Minnesota by e-mailing us your request to pcamn@pcamn.org.
Family Strengthening Policy Center – An Initiative of the National Human Services Assembly
The Parenting Imperative: Investing in Parents so
Children and Youth Succeed
Follow this link to a copy of this policy.
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Meth Abuse and Child Safety – September 20, 2006 |
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- Meth Abuse and Child Safety: How can we intervene? Deborah Durkin, Minnesota Department of Health
Part One
Part Two
Part Three
- Minnesota Prevention Resource Center Kevin Spading and LeeAnn Mortensen, Minnesota Institute of Public Health
MPRC
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Children with Disabilities – October 24, 2006 |
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Children with Disabilities Presentations:
Children with Disabilities Web Links:
Department of Human Services Bulletins:
Minnesota Department of Human Services:
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Adverse Childhood Experiences Study – November 28, 2006 |
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Effective Messaging for Prevention – February 21, 2007 |
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Effective Messaging for Prevention
This videoconference, presented by Prevent Child Abuse Minnesota in cooperation with the Minnesota Department of Human Services Children’s Trust Fund, helped participants get ready to spread the child abuse prevention message in Child Abuse Prevention Month (April) and throughout the year. The following are some links (in pink) to presentations and other links of interest mentioned at the videoconference:
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Please join us for The Power of Prevention: Building Strong Families for Stronger Communities, our Annual Statewide Child Abuse Prevention Conference on Wednesday & Thursday – April 25 & 26. Follow this link to our conference brochure. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER ONLINE NOW.
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