Child Safety for Youth Workers
Please join us for this professional development training (followed by a Question and Answer session) about the MBF Child Safety Matters®! This is a great opportunity to become educated and empowered about some very real, very concerning issues faced by all children today, including bullying, cyberbullying, all types of child abuse, digital abuse, and other digital dangers. During the presentation, you will learn how being proactive and using a primary prevention program is beneficial not only to students, but to their families, our school, and the community as well.
Morning Learning Objectives:
Recognize the need for child abuse prevention education.
Discuss the impact of ACES on youth.
Understand the research and evidence behind the MBF Child Safety Curriculum
Review the basics of the MBF Child Safety Curriculum
For each of the following: child abuse, bullying & cyberbullying, digital safety & citizenship, develop an understanding of what children are taught and how you can support victimized youth
Review the reporting process for each type of victimization
Afternoon Learning Objectives:
Define human trafficking
Outline key components of the Actions, Means & Purpose (AMP) model
Identify youth populations most vulnerable to human trafficking
List common red flags and risk factors for human trafficking
Know what to do after identifying a suspected victim of trafficking or sexual exploitation
There (3) CEUs will be offered to participants who attend this session and complete the training evaluation.