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Archived Press Releases
August 29, 2006: Wilmington
cops reach out to community
August 25, 2006: Yale
Child Study Center to Hold Children's Literary Conference
August 25, 2006:
Sitka, AK - Grand Opening of Family Justice Center
August 16, 2006: "Spare
the Rod, Save the Child"
July 27,2006: New
Report on CEDV in San Francisco.pdf
June 15, 2006: NCCEV
to help local communities with disaster response
May 16, 2006: Acute
Response to Children Exposed to Violence
May 11, 2006: **
Save the Date UPDATED** 3rd Annual Juvenile
Justice Conference
May 5, 2006: 8th
Annual Child Abuse Prevention Conference Danbury Hospital
May 5, 2006: 11TH
International Conference on Violence, Abuse and Trauma
April 25, 2006:
Rosa: Keep A "Success Story" Going
April 25-27,2006:Risk,
Resilience and Recovery Conference
March 27, 2006: REPORT
ON SAN FRANCISCO’S RESPONSE TO CHILDREN EXPOSED TO VIOLENCE
March 27,2006:
First responders learn to reduce mental trauma
March 17,2006:
Conference on Planning and Response to Terrorism and Disaster
March 9,2006: LAWYERS
FOR CHILDREN AMERICA CHILD ADVOCACY TRAINING
February 27, 2006: OJJDP
Administrator J. Robert Flores to visit NCCEV in March
February 24, 2006: The
Terror of Terrorism and Disaster: Planning, Response and Recovery
January 23, 2006: Assessing
violence exposure and trauma symptoms in young children: A critical
review of measures
Carla Stover, Ph.D ; Steven Berkowitz, M.D. - NCCEV
December 20, 2005: Upcoming
3rd Annual Juvenile Justice conference
December 16, 2005: Japanese
Officials and Yale experts discuss programs..
November 6, 2005: CCFH
is moving!
October 3, 2005: Almost
$70 Million Awarded to Help Children and Adolescents Who Have Experienced
Traumatic Events
October 1, 2005: TF-CBTWeb
IS NOW AVAILABLE
September 29, 2005: NCCEV
to provide consultation to Chatham County Safe Start
September 21, 2005: NCCEV
to attend International Conference on Family Violence
September 19, 2005: NCCEV
to provide acute response training to
Wilmington, DE
September 15, 2005: NCCEV
conducts 8th Annual Mental Health Conference
September 11, 2005: Proactive
Planning for the Commemoration
August 24, 2005: Children
of Beslan - HBO
August 18, 2005:Department
of Justice Awards $6.2 Million To Support Children Exposed to Violence
August 8, 2005:Expanded
Community Policing Revitalizes Neighborhood
July 25, 2005:At
Summer of Peace, young people will teach ways to avoid violence
July 1, 2005: Dr.
Steven Marans appointed to Professor of Child Psychiatry and Psychiatry
June 28, 2005:NCCEV
Staff to present at NASRO with the NHDPS
April 7, 2005: NCCEV to provide training to Providence,
Rhode Island
February 15, 2005: NCCEV
Domestic Violence Expert to Attend National Meeting
November 11, 2004: NCCEV
Staff to attend Safe Start Conference.
October 15, 2004: National
Center for Children Exposed to Violence to provide training to Guilford,
CT.
September 17, 2004: Helping
Children Deal With Natural Disasters
September 23, 2004: Bridgeport
Safe-Start Public Awareness Campaign Begins
September 10, 2004: National
Center for Children Exposed to Violence Hosts Representatives from Zuni,
New Mexico.
June 17, 2004: National
Center for Children Exposed to Violence Begins Annual Conference Today
March 8, 2004: Training
Center Serving Traumatized Children Opens Today
March 18, 2003: CD-CP
Program in Mecklenburg County, NC Wins State Award
February 25, 2003: CD-CP
Program Provides Training and Consultation to Sites Across South Carolina
December 9 , 2002: Mental
Health and Police Partners from Across the Country Come to New Haven
September 6, 2002: Guiding
Children Through Remembrances of 9/11
June 2, 2002: Making
School Crisis Response and Prevention a Top Priority
May 16, 2002: Forum
Slated to Focus on Children and Violence
September 17, 2001: Family
Day 2001 Kickoff Program to offer Support, Celebration of Families:
Program revamped to reflect upon National Tragedy
September 12, 2001: Help
in the Aftermath of Violence: Tools to Deal with Trauma
June 1, 2001: CD-CP
Program 10-Year Anniversary
May 4, 2000: National
Center for Children Exposed to Violence Dedication Ceremony: Inaugural
Event Features Keynote Address by U.S. Deputy Attorney General Eric
H. Holder
Archived Announcements
December 2, 2004: National
Center Staff to Consult in New Mexico
May 21, 2004: New Haven Urban Security Initiative
Training Center for Coordinating Terror and Disaster Response
The Yale Child Study Center and Department of Psychiatry are partnering
with the City of New Haven to develop and implement psychologically
informed disaster/terrorism preparedness and response planning for the
City of New Haven and contiguous communities. The New Haven Urban Security
Initiative Training Center will employ a broad base of expertise from
agencies including the Veteran’s Administration, the National Center
for Children Exposed to Violence, the Child Development Community Policing
Program and the State of Connecticut Emergency Assistance Offices to
develop ways to more effectively meet the needs of communities impacted
by critical events and/or catastrophes.
The New Haven Urban Security Initiative Training Center will draw on
routinely occurring smaller-scale events that result in referrals to
the Child Development Community Policing Program as opportunities for
learning and response model development. The Center will also coordinate
disaster and terror simulations to practice models of coordination and
to improve response efficiency. Training and technical assistance will
be presented to a broad range of first responders, municipal leaders,
media, educators, mental health, citizen leaders and primary health
care providers in a series of training situations, table top exercises
and classes. Experts in the field of disaster planning and resolution
will evaluate models of coordinated operations.
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