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NYC ACS’ Office of Child Trafficking Prevention and Consultation’s 2026 NYC Child Trafficking Prevention Spring Training Series
• The Spring Training Series will provide ten (10) professional level workshops on a variety of trafficking related topics between April 21 and May 6, 2026 in recognition of Child Abuse Prevention Month and Mental Health Awareness Month.
• There will be seven (7) entirely new workshops and three (3) encore presentations.
• Workshops will include two Survivor presentations sharing amazing journeys of resilience and recovery, plus Familial Trafficking, FIFA World Cup Safety, Forensic Interviewing, AWOC Prevention, Protecting Youth with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, Simply Report, and more! All workshops are FREE and will be provided virtually through Microsoft Teams.
• The workshops are OPEN TO EVERYONE! All child welfare and juvenile justice providers; private, faith-based and community-based agencies/programs; State and Federal agencies/programs; community members, survivors, social services and medical professionals; legal and criminal justice professionals, parents, foster parents and youth over 18. We also welcome attendees from other states and countries.
• All workshops are scheduled for Eastern Standard Time (EST), so if you are in another time zone, please adjust for EST.
• Please note that there are no CEUs or CLEs available for any of the workshops.
• Please share this information widely. The information available may help increase safety or even save a life.
How to Register:
www.nyc.gov/assets/acs/pdf/youth/childtrafficking/2026/ct-prevention-conference-spring.pdf
After you register, you will receive an email from Teams with the workshop entry link. Save the email with the entry link to enter the workshop on its scheduled day.
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As parents and caregivers, we teach our kids to look both ways before crossing the street…
But what about when they go online?
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This workbook helps bridge that gap—giving kids the tools to:
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🧠 Think critically in digital situations
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Protect the most important aspect of life… keeping our children safe from harm.
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Thank you for having our founder Nathan LaChine on the show and for creating space for such an important conversation. I truly appreciate the opportunity to talk about protecting kids online and raising awareness about the real risks young people face in today’s digital world. Conversations like this help parents, educators, and communities feel more informed and empowered to keep children safe. I’m grateful for the chance to be part of the discussion and for your commitment to shining a light on this critical issue.
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