Purpose:To educate attendees on issues pertaining to the prevention, investigation and prosecution of child abuse and neglect.

Target audience:

-Early childhood educators.

-Family support workers.

-Judicial personnel.

-Law enforcement officials.

-Nurses.

-Parent educators.

-Prosecutors.

-Social workers.

20th Anniversary Celebration:Join us for a special evening reception Wednesday, April 18 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Together for Children Conference. Meet Chris Witty, Olympic SpeedSkating Gold Medalist and child abuse survivor. Enjoycomplimentary hors d’oeuvres and network with conference attendees.

Continuing education credit:

Nursing - Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin is an approvedprovider of continuing nursing education by the WisconsinNurses Association Continuing Education Approval ProgramCommittee, an accredited approver by the American NursesCredentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.

Nurses who successfully complete this activity willreceive 12.25 contact hours.

Social work - Children’s Hospital and Health System,provider #1021 is approved as a provider for continuingeducation by The Association of Social Work Boards, 400South Ridge Parkway, Suite B, Culpeper, VA 22701.www.aswb.org. ASWB approval period: 01/01/07 through01/01/10. Social workers should contact their regulatoryboard to determine course approval. Social workers willreceive 14.3 continuing education clock hours byparticipating in this course.

Continuing Legal Credit for attorneys has been applied for.

ADA statement: Children’s Hospital and Health System fully intends tocomply with the legal requirements of the Americans With DisabilitiesAct. If any participant is in need of accommodation, contact (800)CHILDREN.

Together for Children

Deb Bretl, RN, CPNP Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin’s Child Protection Center

Ann Brickson, MSSW, CICSW Wisconsin Coalition Against Domestic Violence

Nic Dibble, MSW Department of Public Instruction

Jennifer Hammel Children’s Hospital and Health System’s Child Abuse Prevention Fund

Jennifer Jones, BSWDepartment of Health and Family Services, Division of Children and Families

Lisa Lieske Children’s Hospital and Health System’s Child Abuse Prevention Fund

Samantha Laskowski, MSSW Children’s Service Society of Wisconsin’s Prevent Child Abuse Wisconsin

Mark Lyday, ACSW Child Advocacy and Protection Services, Children’s Hospital and HealthSystem

Jalalieh Morrow Children’s Service Society of Wisconsin’s Prevent Child Abuse Wisconsin

Karen Ordinans Children’s Health Alliance of Wisconsin

Ann Rulseh Department of Justice, Children’s Justice Act Program

Norma SampsonWisconsin Children’s Trust Fund

Lynn K. Sheets, MDChildren’s Hospital of Wisconsin’s Child Protection Center

Amy Smith, BSW Department of Health and Family Services, Division of Children and Families

Ann Stueck, MSN, RN Department of Health and Family Services, Division of Public Health

Michelle Watson Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault

Planning committee

John Bradtke, MSW, qualityimprovement director, Children’s Family andCommunity Partnerships.

Nancy Brooks, CSW, director, ExchangeFamily Resource Center, Children’s ServiceSociety of Wisconsin.

Angela Carron, MD, pediatrician,Children's Hospital of Wisconsin’s ChildProtection Center.

Pat Davenport, chief executive officer,FAST National Training and Evaluation Center.

LeRoy Dissing, MSSW, deputy director,Green Lake County, Department of Health andHuman Services.

Susan Dreyfus, senior vice president andchief operating officer, Alliance for Childrenand Families International.

Therese Durkin, JD, attorney, WisconsinDepartment of Health and Family Services.

Raquel Fernandez-Earns, PhD, clinicalpsychologist/consultant, Mountain ViewPsychological Services.

Kim Eithun, BSW, child protective servicesspecialist, Bureau of Programs and Policies,State of Wisconsin Department of Health andFamily Services.

Miriam Falk, JD, assistant districtattorney, Milwaukee County Sensitive CrimesDivision.

Kristina Finnel, MSW, supervisor,Invisible Children’s Program, Mental HealthAssociation.

Lori Byom Fox, training and technicalassistance consultant.

Liz Ghilardi, LCSW, senior childprotection center social worker, Children'sHospital of Wisconsin’s Child ProtectionCenter.

Sarah Halstead, executive director, FamilyResource Centers of Portage County; ESLteacher, Portage County Literacy Council.

Mary Hess, PhD, clinical psychologist,Children’s Place.

Jan Hindman, MS, director, It’s AboutChildhood, The Hindman Foundation.

Sarah Kate Johnson, MSSW, out-of-home planner, Division of Child and FamilyServices, State of Wisconsin Department ofHealth and Family Services.

Jennifer Jones, BSW, divisioncommunications specialist, Division of Childrenand Family Services, State of WisconsinDepartment of Health and Family Services.

Amy E. Judy, JD, coordinator, ViolenceAgainst Women with Disabilities Project,Disability Rights Wisconsin.

Gary Kendziorski, PhD, clinicalpsychologist, Children's Place; director oftraining, Family Service of Waukesha;consulting psychologist, The Women’s Center,Waukesha.

Lori Kornblum, JD, assistant districtattorney, Milwaukee County.

Karla Lehmann, police officer, MilwaukeePolice Department.

Iris Colon-Lucio, M Div, servicemanager/forensic unit supervisor, Bureau ofMilwaukee Child Welfare.

Lana Nenide, MS, training and resourceconsultant, Wisconsin Initiative for Infant andEarly Childhood Mental Health.

Florence A. Ninham, president, AmericanIndians Against Abuse, Inc. and counselormanager, Stockbridge Munsey Family Services.

Cailin O'Connor, MS, coordinator,Strengthening Families Initiative, WisconsinChildren's Trust Fund.

Marline Pearson, MA, sociologyinstructor and author, Madison Area TechnicalCollege.

David Prescott, MSW, treatmentassessment director, Sand Ridge SecureTreatment Center.

Marie L.B. Ritscher, MS, associateprofessor, Department of Youth Development,Pepin County University of WisconsinExtension.

Grace E. Roberts, chief of Wisconsin SexOffender Registry, Wisconsin Department ofCorrections.

Denise Revels Robinson, MSW,director, Bureau of Milwaukee Child Welfare,State of Wisconsin Department of Health andFamily Services.

Cheryl Salava, social work supervisor,Rock County Department of Human Services.

Joell Schigur, director, Department ofJustice, Department of Criminal Investigations.

Mary Schleifer, MS, supervisor, ChildProtective Services Initial Assessment,LaCrosse County Human Services Department.

Lynn K. Sheets, MD, medical director,Children's Hospital of Wisconsin’s ChildProtection Center and assistant professor ofpediatrics, Medical College of Wisconsin.

Mark Sweet, MS, PhD, trainer andconsultant, Disability Rights Wisconsin.

Andrea Uptgrow, M Ed, programmanager, Safety Services Program, Children’sFamily and Community Partnerships.

Thomas J. Valvano, MD, JD,pediatrician, Children's Hospital of Wisconsin’sChild Protection Center and assistantprofessor of pediatrics, Medical College ofWisconsin.

Gregory M. Weber, JD, assistantattorney general and director of CriminalAppeals Unit, State of Wisconsin, Departmentof Justice.

Jodi Widuch, executive director, FamilyResources.

Chris Witty, Olympic Speed Skating GoldMedalist; child abuse survivor.

Mary Campbell Wood, MS, familyliving agent, assistant professor, Departmentof Family Development, Buffalo and PepinCounties, University of Wisconsin Extension.

Speakers

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Billing address ..............................................................................

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Phone ............................................................................................

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*E-mail ..........................................................................................*(Confirmations will be sent via e-mail unless indicated otherwise).*Social work license # ..................................................................*(Required if seeking social work clock hours).

Continuing education credit (check one):

Nursing–contact hours Social work–clock hours

Legal CE credit General attendance

April 18 Institutes:

1st choice .......... 2nd choice .......... 3rd choice ..........

April 19 Workshop 1:

1st choice .......... 2nd choice .......... 3rd choice ..........

April 19 Workshop 2:

1st choice .......... 2nd choice .......... 3rd choice ..........

April 19 Workshop 3:

1st choice .......... 2nd choice .......... 3rd choice ..........

Registration fees (check one):

Full conference (April 18 and 19):

Received: by 3/28 ($155) after 3/28 ($175)

Institutes (April 18 only):

Received: by 3/28 ($75) after 3/28 ($95)

Workshops (April 19 only):

Received: by 3/28 ($95) after 3/28 ($115)

Special registration discount (check one if applies):

Member of WIPSAC Member of PCAW Special discount

Payment (check one):

Credit card: Visa Mastercard

Card number ..................................................................................

Expires ................................ Three digit code ................................

Cardholder’s name ..........................................................................

Cardholder’s signature ....................................................................

Check (Payable to Prevent Child Abuse Wisconsin) Money order

Government PO ......................................................................

Mail or fax registration to:

Prevent Child Abuse Wisconsin

211 S. Paterson St., Suite 250

Madison, WI 53703

Fax: (608) 256-3378

For more information, call (800) CHILDREN.

General information

Registration form

Special discount: For every three registrants from your agency, get a fourth for half price.The discount will be applied to the lowest fee and must come in the sameenvelope from the same office address.

Members of Wisconsin Professional Society on the Abuseof Children: May subtract $10 from your registration fee. Your membership will beverified against a WIPSAC member list.

Members of Prevent Child Abuse Wisconsin:May subtract five percent from your registration fee. Your membership willbe verified against a PCAW member list.

Cancellations:Full refunds will be received upon receipt of written request received byFriday, March 16. Refunds after March 16 will be assessed a $25processing fee. No refunds after Friday, March 30. Substitutes accepted.

No-shows are responsible for the full fee.

Scholarships: Submit completed scholarship application form to PCAW. Request anapplication form by calling (800) CHILDREN. Deadline is Thursday,March 1.

Lodging: A block of rooms has been reserved at the Holiday Inn ConventionCenter, (715) 344-0200 ($62-single w/state I.D. or $79 and $89-double, plus tax without state I.D.) and Holiday Inn Express, (715)341-8100 ($62-single w/state I.D. or $69 and $79-double, plus taxwithout state I.D.). Be sure to mention the Together for ChildrenConference. If you are tax-exempt, provide your tax-exempt identificationnumber. Room blocks will be held until Wednesday, March 28.

Exhibit space: Exhibit space is available. For more information, call (800) CHILDREN.

Together for Children Conference - Wednesday, April 18 and Thursday, April 19, 2007Holiday Inn Convention Center, Stevens Point, Wisconsin.

Join us for a special evening reception onWednesday, April 18, to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the conference.

Wednesday, April 18, and Thursday, April 19, 2007

For more information or to register, visit www.preventchildabusewi.org or call (800) CHILDREN.

Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, Inc.PO Box 1997 - C615Milwaukee, WI 53201-1997

NON-PROFITORGANIZATION

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MILWAUKEE, WIPERMIT NO. 2284

Register by March 28, for a specialregistration discount.

Program sponsorsChildren’s Health Alliance of Wisconsin.

Children’s Hospital and Health System’s Child Abuse Prevention Fund.

Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin’s Child Protection Center.

Children’s Service Society of Wisconsin.

Children’s Service Society of Wisconsin’s Prevent Child Abuse Wisconsin.

Greg and Mary Ann Renz.

Wisconsin Children’s Trust Fund.

Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services,Division of Children and Family Services,Division of Public Health: Bureau of Community Health Promotion.

Wisconsin Department of Justice, Children’s Justice Act Program.

Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction.

Wisconsin Professional Society on the Abuse of Children.

Register by March 28 for a special registration discount.

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