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NEW REGISTRATION LINKS FOR: GOVERNOR'S OFFICE FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES CSEC TRAINING FOR MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
If you have already registered for one of the classes below (and received a confirmation), you do not have to re-register.
If you attempted to register and were not able to, please use one of the new registration links below to register.
Training Dates/Time:
Wednesday 2/22/2012 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 2/29/2012 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 3/07/2012 9am - 4pm
Monday 3/19/2012 9am - 4pm
Friday 3/23/2012 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 3/28/2012 9am - 4pm
Introduction to Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Childrenfor Mental Health Professionals
Six (6) CEUs approved by NASW-GA & LPCAGA will be provided free of charge.
This FREE session dispels some of the stereotypes about children exploited through the sex trade. We will cover who is vulnerable to recruitment, pathways to entry, risk factors, opportunities for intervention, appropriate and effective engagement with victims, and possible treatment strategies for commercially sexually exploited children. The program includes video segments.
Space is limited. Please choose a registration link below to register. Please register for only ONE class.
Please ensure that you provide an accurate e-mail address that you can access at any time. You will be required to print certain attachments for the training.
Please contact Pamela Perkins Carn at info@interfaithchildrensmovement.org with any questions.
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Governor's Office for Children and Families Training: Intro to CSEC for Mental Health Professionals
Wednesday, February 22, 2012 from 8:45 AM to 4:00 PM, Conyers Presbyterian Church, Conyers, GA
Governor's Office for Children and Families Training: Intro to CSEC for Mental Health Professionals
Wednesday, February 29, 2012 from 8:45 AM to 4:00 PM, Central United Methodist Church (Fellowship Hall), Atlanta, GA
Governor's Office for Children and Families Training: Intro to CSEC for Mental Health Professionals
Wednesday, March 7, 2012 from 8:45 AM to 4:00 PM, College Park Public Safety Building, College Park, GA
Governor's Office for Children and Families Training: Intro to CSEC for Mental Health Professionals
Monday, March 19, 2012 from 8:45 AM to 4:00 PM, Central United Methodist Church (Fellowship Hall), Atlanta, GA
Governor's Office for Children and Families Training: Intro to CSEC for Mental Health Professionals
Friday, March 23, 2012 from 8:45 AM to 4:00 PM, Conyers Presbyterian Church, Conyers, GA
Governor's Office for Children and Families Training: Intro to CSEC for Mental Health Professionals
Wednesday, March 28, 2012 from 8:45 AM to 4:00 PM, Conyers Presbyterian Church, Conyers, GA |
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JOIN ICM IN BUILDING A "BRIDGE TO HARMONY"
"Religious persecution anywhere is a threat to religious freedom everywhere." Whether it is the imprisonment of pastors Sadegh-Khanjani and Yousef Nadarkhani by the Iranian government or one of the 1,322 "religious-bias" hate crimes in the United States, the victims deserve more than our shock and our silence. They deserve our commitment to build relationships of understanding, appreciation and respect across boundaries of religious institutions and spiritual practices.
Become a bridge builder and help build the "Bridge to Harmony" by sharing your stories of encouragement on ICM's facebook page of how you have reached out or how you plan to reach out in peace and friendship to persons not of your own faith tradition. | |
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SPIRITUAL WITNESS FOR CHILDREN |
One of the most important things faith communities can do for children is to pray for them.
Every child is a child of God and deserves justice and compassion. Every child deserves our prayers.
ICM encourages every faith community to become a spiritual witness for children. Hold a worship service in your church, synagogue, mosque or temple and invite others to join in praying for the well-being of all children. |
ICM Mission and Goals
The Interfaith Children's Movement (ICM) is an interfaith, grassroots, advocacy movement dedicated to improving the well-being of children in Georgia. ICM was formed in 2001 as an intentional association of individuals and communities of faith from all religious traditions.
The Interfaith Children's Movement strives to be a voice for all Georgia children, but especially the poor and marginalized whose voices are often unheard.
ICM works closely with Georgia's policy-oriented child advocacy organizations, such as:
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