May 16, 2011 - Monthly LET Webinar

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Topic: Teen Dating Violence

Rebecca Lovelace, Executive Director of the Nampa Family Justice Center will lead this month's CFJI Learning Exchange Team Webinar. This webinar will focus on teen relationship violence and offer suggestions for FJCs to effectively reach out to the teen population and engage attendees in a discussion on how to successfully implement teen relationship violence awareness, prevention, and intervention programs at FJCs.

DOWNLOAD MEETING DOCUMENTS HERE

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