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April is Child Abuse Awareness Month: Why It Matters and How You Can Help 

April is Child Abuse Awareness Month: Why It Matters and How You Can Help 

Apr 1, 2025 | News & Notes

Child abuse is a heartbreaking reality that affects children and families across the country. Recognizing the urgent need for awareness and prevention, Congress took action in 1982, designating June 6-12th as the first Child Abuse Awareness Week. That same year,...
NCARC Team Travels to the National Indian Nations Conference

NCARC Team Travels to the National Indian Nations Conference

Mar 12, 2025 | News & Notes

​A team from the Native Child Advocacy Resource Center team traveled to Palm Springs December 10 through 13, 2024 to attend the 18th Annual National Indian Nation Conference. NCARC staff tabled and were able to share information and resources with conference...
Practice Brief 21: Collaborating with the FBI to Serve Tribal Children and Families

Practice Brief 21: Collaborating with the FBI to Serve Tribal Children and Families

Jun 15, 2024 | Practice Briefs

This Practice Brief shares the reflections and insights of Red Bird Woman Center Director Sue Parker and FBI Victim Specialist Heidi Kent. They discuss their working relationship, the FBI Director’s Community Leadership Award, and what advice they might have for...
ROAR: A Child Abuse and Prevention Program

ROAR: A Child Abuse and Prevention Program

Apr 3, 2024 | Webinars & Presentations

On April 3rd, 2024, the NCARC hosted Shelby Lynch from the CARE Center, Oklahoma County CAC, in a of ROAR, which is their child-based education program that teaches children ages 4-8 how to protect themselves from abuse. View the...
Practice Brief 20: Words of Wisdom from Tribal CAC Directors

Practice Brief 20: Words of Wisdom from Tribal CAC Directors

Mar 15, 2024 | Practice Briefs

NCARC staff reached out to the Directors of six NCA accredited CACs operated by Native Nations.  We asked the Directors questions that we thought might be of interest to others who are interested in developing accredited CACs in their communities. This Practice Brief...
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