25th Annual MASOC/MATSA Joint Conference
Preventing Sexual Violence Through Assessment, Treatment and Safe Management Save the Date:…
The Education Department found that reports of sexual violence at schools rose from about 9,600 in the 2015-2016 school year to nearly 15,000 in the 2017-2018 school year. That’s an increase of more than 50 percent. Advocates have emphasized a number of different factors that go into the higher report numbers, as well as the renewed importance of educating schools and K-12 professionals on how to prevent child abuse. Read the full Washington Post story here.
Recent Events
The National Symposium on Sexual Behavior of Youth
The National Symposium on Sexual Behavior of Youth: Be a Voice, Not an Echo Professionals and…
The Commercial Sexual Exploitation of…
Every day, young people are deceived, manipulated, coerced, and forced into the commercial sex…
Lunch and Learn Series by MASOC and MACA
Going Upstream: Ideas for Exploring Client Strengths and Motivations In this brief workshop,…
Lunch and Learn Series by MASOC and MACA
Understanding the Importance of Protective Factors in our Work with Youth and Emerging…
Lunch and Learn Series by MASOC and MACA
Using Superheroes to Address Trauma, Loss, and Resilience: Lessons from The Batman Group At…
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