2021 CACP Mid-Year Conference Has Gone Virtual and Registration is Open!
Due to the current rise in COVID-19 cases in Colorado and increased restrictions being placed across the state, we have decided to move to a virtual platform for this year’s Mid-Year conference. That being said, we are still hosting in conjunction with the County Sheriffs of Colorado (CSOC). We appreciate your patience with us as we navigate this change in plans over a short amount of time. Please be assured that the level of training and opportunities for time with vendors may look different, but will remain valuable, productive experiences!
Dates: Monday, January 4th - January 6th, 2021
Location: Online - more information regarding the platform and log in information will be shared closer to the conference.
Registration is open now!
Register by December 16th to receive your attendee’s materials box in advance of the conference! It will contain a gift from CSOC/CACP, conference coin, information from vendors, snacks, and more! Registrations received after December 16th may not receive their conference box on-time.
Registration is $125 for members and non-members, or $75 for first time CACP Member attendees.
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NMS Labs Hosting Webinar, "Disguised by Design: Novel Psychoactive Drugs in DUID and Death Investigations"
NMS Labs, a leading forensic laboratory with specialization in drug chemistry and toxicology, is pleased to host this important webinar, Disguised by Design: Novel Psychoactive Drugs in DUID and Death Investigations.
Title: Disguised by Design: Novel Psychoactive Substances in DUID and Death Investigations
Date: Wednesday, December 09, 2020
Time: 11:00AM EST
Duration: 1 hour
Geared to highlight the challenges of identifying designer drugs for law enforcement agencies, medical examiners and coroners, attendees will learn the following at this event:
- The evolution of the most pertinent novel psychoactive substances in 2020 and a view to 2021, including flualprazolam, isotonitazene, eutylone and brorphine
- Top offending NPS and regional trends in seized drugs, DUIDs, hospitalizations, and death investigations
- Review of NMS Labs’ comprehensive approach to surveillance, identification and testing for emerging NPS compounds
For more information and to register, click here. |
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Florida State University has Launched a New Online Professional Certification in Human Trafficking Prevention
Posted: Nov. 9, 2020
Florida State University has launched a new online Professional Certification in Human Trafficking Prevention and Intervention. This curriculum was developed as a joint project of the FSU Clearinghouse on Trauma & Resilience within the Institute for Family Violence Studies, the College of Social Work, the FSU Center for the Advancement of Human Rights and the Center on Academic and Professional Advancement. The curriculum enables professionals to develop their knowledge and skills needed to understand the dynamics of the different types of human trafficking. It also provides professionals with practical skills to increase awareness of and improve services and interventions for victims/survivors of trafficking.
Click here for more information
This self-paced curriculum includes seven chapters and 12 hours of course content with research-based readings, case scenarios, multi-media materials, 11 new videos from experts in the field, assignments, and quizzes.
This certification is designed for:
* Human Trafficking Professionals, Coalition and Task Force Members * Social Services Providers, Human Resources Staff, Victim Advocates, & Child Welfare Staff * Counselors, Psychologists, Social Workers, & Guardians ad Litem * First Responders: Law Enforcement Officers, Firefighters, & EMS * Medical Professionals: Physicians, & Nurses * Lawyers, Judges, & Legal Assistants * Clergy Members * Criminal justice officers and administrators * Teachers & Higher Education Administrators * Pre-K-12 Teachers and administrators * Media Professionals
The benefits of this certification include:
* Enhancing your professional knowledge and skills, and expanding your ability to further the mission of your agency, task force, or coalition. * A deeper understanding of the dynamics of the most common types of human trafficking. * Learning about public health, multi-disciplinary approach to prevention of human trafficking. * Knowledge of the state and federal laws designed to protect both child and adult victim/survivors of human trafficking, and to hold traffickers accountable. * Learning the effect of trauma on victim/survivors, preventing trafficking in vulnerable adults, and trauma-informed justice solutions. * Providing professionals with knowledge of innovative survivor-centered law enforcement, judicial, human services, and community services.
For registration assistance contact: Catia Carballo, Center for Academic & Professional Development (850) 644-7545 |
FLETC Inaugural Virtual Training Consortium
The Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers (FLETC) and the State, Local and Tribal Division (SLTD) would like to invite you to the Physical Techniques Division “Inaugural Virtual Training Consortium”. This virtual training will be conducted from November 17 – 20, 2020, 12:30 – 3:30 PM (EST) daily. This is at no cost to the law enforcement/first responder community and direct law enforcement support personnel. For more information, read this flyer here.
The registration link can be found here.
This flyer has the breakdown for each day on the back (Sessions Breakdown). You will have to register at VO_PTD-2101, VO_PTD-2102, VO_PTD-2013, or VO_PTD-2104, each individually, as they apply to you, or your department personnel availability. We hope you will be able to attend, but enrollment is limited to the first 1500 law enforcement and direct law enforcement support personnel. However, please feel free to pass on to those you may designate (leadership, training officer/department, etc.) as need to attend and beyond.
Due to limited enrollment classroom number, we request if you are able to safely (CDC/State guidelines) register one individual and have multiple personnel safely observe at a central (Training) location, using an attendance roster (should your accrediting body accept such document). This would help to keep enrollment open to a larger audience. Please send your attendance to [email protected] or [email protected] so we can track how many people we actually provided this training to.
Once enrolled, attendance acceptance, requirements and Adobe registration access will be sent to you in a separate email(s).
If you have any questions, please reach out to:
Anthony Lara Federal Law Enforcement Training Center – Artesia NM Regional Coordinator (Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, Utah, Pacific Islands) (912) 506-2917 [email protected] |
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