We’re Partnering!
December 15-17, 2020 | Virtual Conference
Connection: The Power of Relationships
Over the last quarter-century, the Statewide Child Abuse Prevention Conference has become a must-attend event amongst advocates, community leaders, child welfare professionals, volunteers, law enforcement, and policymakers as a summit that produces practical solutions to help keep families strong and children thriving.
This year’s conference theme is “Connection: The Power of Relationships” and will focus on how building and strengthening relationships is critical to creating the world we want for children.
Although this conference will take place virtually, it will be highly interactive, and will provide lots of fun activities and interaction opportunities to engage directly with peers and presenters.
Register for the Conference
Click here for instructions on how to access the virtual conference.
Click here to view our agenda, keynotes and workshops!
Early registration (Oct.1-31): $130
Regular registration (Nov. 1-30): $150
Late registration (Dec. 1-15): $180
Registration includes a free ACEs Consortium one-year membership. Recordings of all the workshops will be available exclusively to registrants after the conference through January 15, 2021!
Joining Forces
Prevent Child Abuse Arizona is delighted to announce that our 26th Statewide Child Abuse Prevention Conference will join forces with the AZ Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Consortium’s 7th Annual ACEs Summit this year. The combined event will be held virtually December 15-17, 2020, and will engage hundreds of people from across Arizona to connect, learn, and strengthen the movement to prevent and address child adversity in our state.
About the AZ ACEs Consortium
Founded in 2007, the Arizona ACEs Consortium is a diverse group of individuals working together to promote ideas, policies, and practices that reduce and prevent childhood adversity and build resilience in individuals, families, and communities.
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Network with friends and colleagues virtually while sharing the latest information on new resources and best practices and positive outcomes.
The 2020 Child Abuse Prevention Conference will feature speakers and workshops covering an array of topics addressing how to support families and build connections to prevent child abuse before it ever happens.
