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Child and Family Safety in the Library - workshop at Santa Barbara Public Library Wed June 24

By Mary

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Black Gold Cooperative Library System is sponsoring a workshop on Child and Family Safety, next Wednesday from 10 to 4 pm at the Santa Barbara Public Library (Faulkner Gallery). FamilySafetyFlyer

We'll be talking about how to handle difficult situations, when to report suspected child abuse, when to call the police and what to say.

Instructors:

Mary Minow, LibraryLaw.com

Ann McCarty, Associate Director North County Rape Crisis & Child Protection Center

Deborah Holmes, LCSW, Associate Director, CALM (Child Abuse Listening & Mediation)

Officer Scott Klacking, Beat Coordinator/Background Investigator, Santa Barbara Police Department


Full post as published by LibraryLaw Blog on June 17, 2009 (boomark / email).

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