This 2.5 day workshop is packed with dynamic sessions on topics including: digital evidence collection, suspect interviews, sextortion, and jury selection.

Adverse Childhood Experiences & Comprehensive Trauma-Informed Care Studies have shown that adverse childhood experiences and traumatic events can have a lasting, negative impact on a person’s health and well-being. This training is designed to help you develop the unique skills needed to support individuals who have experienced adverse childhood experiences and traumatic events. The training ... Read more

**Only available to ICAC Task Force members and affiliates registered with the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force Program.**

This FREE course addresses child exploitation investigations from initial discovery of exploitative material to the search warrant service. Participants will discuss sources of ICAC investigations; identify elements of probable cause development; practice search warrant service preparation and execution; learn about scene management, interviews, evidence collection; and identify key components of post-search warrant debriefing.

**Only available to ICAC Task Force members and affiliates registered with the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force Program.**

This FREE experiential course teaches participants how to master the skill of handling large CyberTip workloads and how to identify high-risk suspects using open-source intelligence. Participants will learn from real-world child exploitation case studies, and will use Zero Abuse Project's new NOVA Tool (Nexus for Open-Source Virtual Assistance) to apply optimized open source intelligence to cases.

This course empowers faith communities to recognize and respond to cases of sexual abuse, physical abuse, emotional abuse, and neglect. Included are discussions detailing the impact of child abuse on a victim’s sense of spirituality and offering concrete suggestions for working with medical and mental health professionals to assist a child in coping with maltreatment.

**Only available to ICAC Task Force members and affiliates registered with the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force Program.**

This FREE experiential course addresses the history of police interrogations/interviews; introduces participants to a unique interview protocol for child exploitation suspects; demonstrates interview techniques to effectively elicit information; and discusses the importance of confessions. Participants will conduct experiential suspect interview exercises with feedback from instructors.

**Only available to ICAC Task Force members and affiliates registered with the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force Program.**

This FREE 90 minute in-person training session explores the development of AI, machine learning, and generative AI, focusing on their use in creating realistic media. It examines legal and ethical risks, including ties to CSAM, and offers strategies for addressing AI-related legal challenges, current legislation, and future regulatory considerations.

**Only available to ICAC Task Force members and affiliates registered with the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force Program.**

This FREE 90 minute in-person training session will address the prevalence of sextortion; ways to identify victims; case challenges; and techniques ICAC investigators can use to properly investigate sextortion cases using search warrants, subpoenas, and digital evidence.

**Only available to ICAC Task Force members and affiliates registered with the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force Program.**

This FREE course addresses child exploitation investigations from initial discovery of exploitative material to the search warrant service. Participants will discuss sources of ICAC investigations; identify elements of probable cause development; practice search warrant service preparation and execution; learn about scene management, interviews, evidence collection; and identify key components of post-search warrant debriefing.

**Only available to ICAC Task Force members and affiliates registered with the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force Program.**

This FREE 90 minute in-person training session explores the development of AI, machine learning, and generative AI, focusing on their use in creating realistic media. It examines legal and ethical risks, including ties to CSAM, and offers strategies for addressing AI-related legal challenges, current legislation, and future regulatory considerations.