Webinars

CATTA is now offering webinars that you can take from your home or office on a varitey of topics. Our first topic, "Sexting" and our Youth was a great success and we are currently preparing the recording and will be offering it here on our website. Please visit our webinar page for details about the training.

CATTA can help your agency present a webinar on any topic related to child sexual abuse. Please contact us at (707) 284-1301 for more information. If your topic is not related to child sexual abuse, we might still be able to help, and are happy to talk with you about your idea.

Regional Peer Reviews

CATTA partners with the California Network of Child Advocacy Centers (CNCAC) to provide regional peer reviews for child forensic interviewers. For information in the Northern 48 counties, please contact Tania Shaw at (707) 284-1301 regarding hosting a peer review or for dates of upcoming peer reviews.

Co-Sponsored Events

CATTA is available to help plan, conduct registration, and provide technical assistance for your local and regional child abuse trainings, peer reviews, and meetings. We will list those events here if they are open for registration. Please email tania.shaw@cihsinc.org to find out how CATTA can assist your agency in planning a successful training event and for more information.



Other Events of Interest

Please contact tania.shaw@cihsinc.org to find out how you can list your child abuse training event here.

Child Abduction Intervention and Resource Training

Presented by the California Child Abduction Task Force and the California Institute on Human Services, Inc.

Visit the Child Abduction Training page for more information.

Stewards of Children Prevention Trainings presented by TAALK

Please visit the TAALK website for dates and locations for upcoming trainings.



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