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July 2024 Newsletter

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In this issue:Fatherhood Training Series Wraps UpNational and Local Experts Featured in eSANE Training SeriesEnd Online Child AbuseSANE Training OpportunitiesWIC CIAO Learning OpportunitiesFatherhood Training Series Wraps UpThe fatherhood training series will wrap up this month with:July 10: Cultural Competency and [...]

CPCM Receives South Dakota Fund Grant

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South Dakota Community Foundation (SDCF)recently awarded a $10,348 South Dakota Fund grant to the Center for the Prevention of Child Maltreatment (CPM). Funding will assist the group with ceremonial dress for children at Red Shirt School, a member of [...]

2024 Legislative Session Recap

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The discussion will focus on CPCM policy initiatives, the CDC ACEs prevention framework, and 2024 legislative wins related to child welfare including but not limited to the 4% cost of living increase, policing the internet, artificial intelligence, children accessing pornography, as well as big changes in school funding and prioritizing teacher salaries. Presented by Senator Helene Duhamel, CPCM Advisory Board Member and Chrissie Young, Director, CPCM

Human Trafficking and Missing & Murdered Indigenous Persons in South Dakota

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After the training, participants will have a better understanding of: intersection between MMIP, human trafficking, sexual assault, and domestic violence; South Dakota human trafficking and MMIP trends; new human trafficking and MMIP training initiatives available in South Dakota; how to report suspected traffickers and what information to report.

Human Trafficking 101

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An in depth look of the way that traffickers groom victims, the types of trafficking we are seeing, and the work we are doing to improve and support the prevention and response to Human Trafficking in South Dakota. Presented by Mary Beth Holzwarth, SD Division of Criminal Investigation.