Presented by CalTrin
This workshop prepares attendees to initiate and respond to sexual health conversations with children, youth, parents, and colleagues. Participants will learn how three practical tools — suspending judgment, applying sexual health principles, and using basic and specific sexual health terms — increase clinician confidence and client openness across the lifespan. Brief experiential exercises are woven throughout the training, giving participants repeated opportunities to observe and practice the foundational conversation skills required for trauma-informed sexual health work.
Participants will:
1. Attendees will be able to define 6 sexual health principles
2. Attendees will increase their confidence and willingness to engage in sexual health discussions in trauma treatment
3. Attendees will be able to describe the intersectionality of sexual health knowledge and trauma response and treatment

CE Hours: 1.5

Presented by Greater Richmond Scan
PUSHOUT: THE CRIMINALIZATION OF BLACK GIRLS IN SCHOOLS is a feature length documentary that takes a close look at the educational, judicial, and societal disparities facing Black girls. Inspired by the groundbreaking book of the same name by renowned scholar, Monique W. Morris, Ed.D. The documentary confronts the ways in which the misunderstanding of Black girlhood has led to excessive punitive discipline, which in turn disrupts one of the most important factors in their lives, their education.

CE Hours: 2

Presented by California CASA
Identity theft and fraudulent credit activity affect foster youth at disproportionately high rates, creating barriers to housing, employment, education, and financial independence before they even reach adulthood. Recent legislation, AB 2935, strengthens protections for foster youth and creates faster, more effective remedies when problems are discovered. In this webinar, the Children's Advocacy Institute will offer practice guidance on the implementation of AB 2935. Participants will learn what the new law requires, how counties and caregivers can respond when credit problems are identified, and how attorneys, service providers, and youth supporters can help ensure youth leave foster care with their financial futures intact. The presentation will also feature a lived experience expert, offering a firsthand perspective on the real-world impact of identity theft on young people transitioning from foster care.

CE Hours: 2