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Showing posts with label law enforcement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label law enforcement. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 12, 2014

Archived Webinars - Thriving With Autism from Adolescence to Adulthood, Preparing for Independence and Growth!

Saturday (Pacific Time Zone)



Chantal Sicile-Kira
  • Preparing For Transition to Adulthood
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  • Van Hatchell
  • Social Entrepreneurism in the Community
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  • Nathan DeCorpo
  • Autism, Independence and the Law
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  • Brian King
  • Building a Support Community for Interdependence and Growth
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  • Janet Lawson and Dan Swearingen
  • Autistry Studios - building a working ASD community
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Wendy Kross-Partridge

  • Work Incentives Planning and Assistance-Taking the next step on your Employment Journey!
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  • Greg Zibricky
  • From our F.A.M.I.L.Y. to Yours - Creating a Financial Blueprint for Autism
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  • Denise Cavadias
  • Lifelong Learning Consulting
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  • Marguerite Cohn
  • Utilizing the DIR(R) Methodology to Prepare Teens with Autism for Adulthood
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  • Mitchell Weisbrot CLU, ChSNC
  • How to Protect Your Child Legally and Financially
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Friday, August 1, 2014

Recorded Webinars: Assisting Crime Victims with Disabilities

Identifying Barriers & Improving Law Enforcement Response
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According to a Bureau of Justice Statistics report, an estimated 1.3 million nonfatal violent crimes occurred against persons with disabilities in 2012. Improved relations between the law enforcement and the disability communities are needed to reduce and respond effectively to criminal victimization of people with disabilities.

In this webinar, Dr. Rosemary Hughes and Sgt. (retired) Michael Sullivan will discuss the results of a focus group study with groups of city and county law enforcement officers and groups of crime victims with disabilities in two states. Topics include the identification of barriers for effective working relationships between the police and people with disabilities as well as recommendations for improving the response of the criminal justice system to crime victims with disabilities. View the session slides. View the transcript.

Crime Victims with Disabilities: An Overview for Professionals in the Criminal Justice System
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 View the session slides.