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We are excited to announce and invite area professionals to attend the 1st Annual Sheboygan County Sensitive Crimes Symposium on Thursday, September 18th. The purpose of this training event is to enhance and further develop the capability of those that serve crime victims in our community. The symposium is one day, free of charge and will be held at Lakeland University. A complimentary lunch will be provided. This training will encompass many different topics and scenarios that relate to our common interactions with crime victims.
This training is perfect for anyone that is relatively new to their position or any professional wanting to obtain more information about the best practices related to many victim-based topics. We also hope that this event serves as a networking opportunity to those looking to build relationships with other stakeholders.
This training is not exclusive to those who work in the greater Sheboygan area and is being opened to our professional partners in our adjacent counties. Please consider sending as many people as you can.
Who Should Attend?
Any professional that serves crime victims in an official capacity.
This includes:
Law Enforcement Personnel
Prosecutors
Victim/Witness Staff
Social Workers
Victim Advocates
Forensic Nurses
Forensic Interviewer
Corrections Staff
Probation & Parole
School Counselors
Others that interact with and/or support crime victims
This training is sponsored and organized by our county-wide multidisciplinary teams:
Sheboygan County Domestic Violence Response Team (DART)
Sheboygan County Sexual Assault Response Team (SART)
Sheboygan County Human Trafficking Task Force (SCHTTF)
We look forward to seeing you there!
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Lakeland University - WI, W3718 South Dr, Plymouth, WI 53073-4878, United States
