VOLUNTEER ORIENTATION & ADVOCATE TRAINING
Event Start Date:October 5, 2016 Event End Date:October 5, 2016 Event Venue:245 N Kukui St, Kukui Center conference room
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Phone Number
808.445.3131
CSEC Training With Dr. Franki
| Event Start Date: October 11, 2016 | Event End Date: October 11, 2016 | Event Venue: Mission Memorial Auditorium, 550 S King Street, Honolulu, HI |
Calling for The Village: It Takes An Informed, Enraged, Involved Village To Raise A Child!
Calling for all service providers, law enforcement, judiciary, social work, and health care professionals.
The presentation will address the problem of lack of awareness, information, intervention and prevention related to the commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC) subculture.
Presentation discussion will include:
Dr. Franki Reddick-Gibson is a highly sought after teacher, author, lecturer, motivator, educator, wellness coach, and conference speaker on the subjects of Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC), Racial Trauma, Multiculturalism/Diversity and Total-Being Wellness/Integration both nationally and internationally. It was her experience as a Flight Attendant working in the Far East that, initially, opened her eyes to the horror of juvenile sex trafficking. As a result, she expanded her advocacy for children to include fighting for victims and survivors of CSEC. Dr. Franki currently serves as Chief Clinical Officer for Mingus Mountain Academy, a residential facility for girls, located in Prescott Valley and Phoenix, AZ. She has developed and implemented a trauma and survivor-informed CSEC treatment protocol, “Empowerment Over Exploitation”, which is the only one in the country that uses Rites of Passage as a key component of change promotion. Dr Franki is a native of Philadelphia, PA, and graduate of Temple University who holds an earned doctorate in Psychology. She has worked in mental health for the past 25 years and is excited to share her lessons learned to help others to discover their own!
Tuesday October 11, 2016
Check-in begins at 8 am, presentation: 830am- 12pm
Mission Memorial Auditorium, 550 S King Street, Honolulu, HI
No Food or Drink allowed in the auditorium
Parking located: http://www.missionhouses.org/visitor-information/getting-here
- Defining terms related to the CSEC subculture
- Examining risks and protective factors
- Identifying intervention and prevention strategies
- Exploring the Empowerment Over Exploitation (EOE) program and related research
About the Presenter:
Dr. Franki Reddick-Gibson is a highly sought after teacher, author, lecturer, motivator, educator, wellness coach, and conference speaker on the subjects of Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC), Racial Trauma, Multiculturalism/Diversity and Total-Being Wellness/Integration both nationally and internationally. It was her experience as a Flight Attendant working in the Far East that, initially, opened her eyes to the horror of juvenile sex trafficking. As a result, she expanded her advocacy for children to include fighting for victims and survivors of CSEC. Dr. Franki currently serves as Chief Clinical Officer for Mingus Mountain Academy, a residential facility for girls, located in Prescott Valley and Phoenix, AZ. She has developed and implemented a trauma and survivor-informed CSEC treatment protocol, “Empowerment Over Exploitation”, which is the only one in the country that uses Rites of Passage as a key component of change promotion. Dr Franki is a native of Philadelphia, PA, and graduate of Temple University who holds an earned doctorate in Psychology. She has worked in mental health for the past 25 years and is excited to share her lessons learned to help others to discover their own!
Tuesday October 11, 2016
Check-in begins at 8 am, presentation: 830am- 12pm
Mission Memorial Auditorium, 550 S King Street, Honolulu, HI
No Food or Drink allowed in the auditorium
Parking located: http://www.missionhouses.org/visitor-information/getting-here
This training is free, but advanced registration is required as seating is limited. Register now!
* 3 CE credits are available for social workers for a fee of $35.00 For More information please email [email protected] or call 808-445-3131 Sponsored by Mayor Caldwell and Mayor’s Office of Culture & the Arts (MOCA), Hawai’i State Office of Community Services in conjunction with Hoʻōla Nā PuaSimilar Posts
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