BYOD? Pitfalls to Using Your Own Device at Work
Employees often want to use their own electronic devices – cell phones, tablets, PCs, for work, but there are pitfalls. Check out this article to learn about why BYOD to work may not be the best idea...
View ArticlePublication helps schools recognize and respond to minor sex trafficking
Would the staff at your local schools know what to look for, and how to respond to, potential sex trafficking of students? Youth experiencing homelessness are at a higher risk and this publication,...
View ArticleA Link Between Childhood Trauma and Education – One Reason Why Children “Fall...
by Lynn Rioth, Outreach Coordinator In the same way that the ACE (Adverse Childhood Experience) study demonstrated the link between adverse childhood experiences and physical ailments, the...
View ArticleTalking to Kids About Traumatic Events
Maureen Fitzgerald, Project Director In an age of constant, pervasive media coverage, it is sometimes difficult to shield children from exposure to traumatic events. Media not only reports on events,...
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Thoughts are Not Facts Infographic
It is easy to let our thoughts become reality without stopping to check to see if they are, in fact, real or just a story we tell ourselves. Sometimes we make assumptions by trying to “fill in the...
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OJJDP: CACs are the most effective method for streamlining the child abuse...
A recent article in the OJJDP News @ a Glance outlines some of the reasons CACs are considered the most effective method for coordinating the child abuse investigation process. The article also...
View ArticleDeveloping a Trauma-Informed CAC
In the CAC world, when we talk about the need for trauma-informed services, we often talk about access by children and families to advocacy and mental health programs. How do we take the larger step...
View ArticleSample Social Media Policy
This sample social media policy is from the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits
View ArticleRisk Management Checklist
The Nonprofit Risk Management Center has developed this checklist for nonprofit organizations to help them monitor and reduce potential risk.
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