Join NCA for quarterly discussion calls to exchange ideas with other CACs working with military partners. Join us to share about your collaboration with military partners and learn what other CACs are doing to strengthen services for military families. Each call will include opportunity for highlighting successful practices, discussing challenges, and sharing ideas for improving CAC-military service coordination. Calls will take place the second Thursday of January, April, July, and October 2-3pm ET. All CACs are welcome to join calls when they can (attendance at all calls is not required). Please note that calls are live events and will not be recorded.

Mass violence incidents are increasing across the United States, and appropriate investigative responses are critically important. This module will discuss reasons for conducting forensic interviews of victims and witnesses in mass violence investigations, logistical considerations, and suggested techniques when responding to these events. An opportunity for Q&A will follow the live presentation.

This webinar helps Child Advocacy Centers better understand Military Family Advocacy Services from referral through assessment, treatment, and case closure. Participants will learn how military FAP respond to concerns involving military families, including reporting requirements, safety assessments, and service coordination. The session emphasizes how CACs can work effectively within military systems while continuing to center child safety and trauma-informed care. Practical insights will be shared to strengthen collaboration and reduce confusion when cases involve active duty families.

This webinar provides Child Advocacy Centers with an overview of how cases involving Problematic Sexual Behavior in Children and Youth (PSB CY) are handled within the military system. Participants will learn how military Family Advocacy Programs and related partners assess safety, coordinate responses, and support children and families. The presentation highlights key military and civilian processes, including reporting requirements and service coordination. Emphasis is placed on collaboration, trauma-informed care, and keeping children safe.

Join representatives from state chapters across the country for a panel discussion on building coordinated statewide responses to commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC). Panelists will share how they brought partners together, established a shared vision, and developed strategies to strengthen statewide collaboration. Attendees will hear about successes, challenges, and lessons learned in creating statewide approaches to identification, response, service delivery, and system coordination.