PREVENTING ABUSE OF CHILDREN WITH
DISABILITIES
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A PROJECT
OF ARC RIVERSIDE

FUNDED
IN PART by the Office
for Victims of Crime, Office of Justice Programs, with the U.S. Department
of Justice
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Riverside Conference on Abuse and Disability
This
is the 10th
National and 3rd International Conference on the
Abuse of Children and Adults with Disabilities,
coordinated by Nora J. Baladerian, Ph.D.
March 14-16, 2005, Riverside
Convention Center, Riverside California
CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT
Useful information for conference
participants and attendees:
Quick
and Easy References for the Conference:
- Questions
or problems with housing: Call (909) 222-4700 ext. 205. We suggest
you use the on-line housing form
if at all possible.
- Conference
& Hotel logistics call Del Cooper: 1-888-818-6298
- Registration
-- Secure on-line Registration for Credit Card, Check or Invoicing.
- Program
issues -- Nora J. Baladerian,
Ph.D., 1-310-473-6768
- Website
problems -- Tom Hanna, 1-607-275-9360
List of Featured Speakers
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Conference Information and Description:
Conference Convenors:
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Arc Riverside of California
Jim Stream, Executive Director
CAN Do! Project - Child Abuse & Neglect/Disability
Outreach Project
Nora J. Baladerian, Ph.D., Project Coordinator |
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| Sponsors: |
US Department of Justice, Office
of Victims of Crime
Sponsors Invited |
| When: |
March
14-16, 2005 |
| Who: |
Presenters will include national
and international experts in the areas of abuse detection and reporting;
abuse investigation (physicians, social workers, detectives, law
enforcement), interviewing (forensic psychologists, forensic interviewers),
prosecutors, police, judges; psychotherapy and supportive services
(Victims Services, psychotherapists, disability advocates), and
Researchers. Disability Services experts will provide the perspective
of their services and their interaction with the criminal justice
and protective services agencies. Sexual Assault & Rape Treatment
Centers will be represented, as well as other post assault services
providers.
Audience members will include professionals in the
fields of child abuse, children's services, child & adult protection
services, disability related services (Regional Center Services)
physicians, attorneys, social workers, psychologists, marriage and
family therapists, certified counselors, trauma specialists, service
administrators, special education professionals (teachers, teacher's
aides, principals, school district personnel), police officers,
paramedics, all first-responders to child abuse or dependent adult
abuse. We will also provide special workshops by and for parents
and other family members of individuals with disabilities who have
experienced abuse, and individuals with disabilities who have experienced
abuse.
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| What: |
This is the only ongoing Conference
on the topic of abuse of people with disabilities. We traditionally
have a program of excellence, including speakers at the top of their
fields. We provide an array of workshops for those who are just learning
of this issue to advanced workshops for experts in the field. We always
seek presenters who have disabilities and have expertise in this field.
We hold our conferences in ADA/504 accessible locations. We offer
continuing education credit in as many areas as possible. And, finally,
the Conference is organized into tracks, so that participants may
follow one particular track of training throughout the Conference.
All types of disability and all types of abuse and neglect are addressed.
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| Where: |
Location: Riverside Convention
Center, Riverside, California
Hotels: Riverside Marriott (fully accessible; recently completed
a $5.5 Million renovation) and The Mission Inn (historically interesting,
accessible with some accommodation needed)
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| Information: |
Conference on the Abuse of Children
and Adults with Disabilities
Arc Riverside of California
8138 Mar Vista Court
Riverside, CA 92504-4324
Ph: 888.818.6298
Website: http://www.disability-abuse.com/cando/
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