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We do this by building exceptional organizational cultures, visionary thought leadership, and excellence in service. - [Our Team](http://www.srcac.org/about-us/our-team/) - Meet the passionate SRCAC team. Learn more about our experts dedicated to strengthening the CAC movement and supporting professionals. - [Podcast](http://www.srcac.org/resources/podcast/) - Listen to the SRCAC Exchange Podcast, where we discuss innovative ideas, resources, and stories to support Children's Advocacy Centers and their professionals. - [Our Work](http://www.srcac.org/our-work/) - Southern Regional CAC works to facilitate excellence in service, visionary thought leadership, and exceptional organizational cultures in the CAC movement. - [Services for Chapters](http://www.srcac.org/our-work/services-for-chapters/) - At SRCAC, we've made a strategic investment in the development of Chapter capacity, recognizing their crucial role as partners in delivering training and technical assistance to CACs/MDTs. - [Resources](http://www.srcac.org/resources/) - Explore and download our extensive collection of resources created by SRCAC for MDT, CAC, and Chapter professionals here. - [Services for Children’s Advocacy Centers](http://www.srcac.org/our-work/services-for-childrens-advocacy-centers/) - In partnership with Chapters or other regional or national partners, SRCAC provides training geared toward CAC and MDT audiences. - [S3E7: Narrating Joy: Unveiling a CE-CERT tool](http://www.srcac.org/resources/podcast/s3e7-narrating-joy-unveiling-a-ce-cert-tool/) - In this episode of The SRCAC Exchange, we explore the powerful, behind-the-scenes teamwork between CACs and MDTs. Joined by Lydia Crivens, Christine Wood, and Johnny Vallejo, we highlight how connection, trust, and shared purpose strengthen these essential collaborations—and sustain professionals through some of the most emotionally demanding cases. Listen now! - [S2E7: Unlocking the Secrets: A Q&A on developing forensic interviewers](http://www.srcac.org/resources/podcast/s2e7-unlocking-the-secrets-a-qa-on-developing-forensic-interviewers/) - In this episode, we offer a Q&A with the National Children’s Advocacy Center’s Director of Forensic Interview Training and Services, Linda Cordisco Steele, and explore the strategies and approaches used to develop skilled forensic interviewers, whose work can make a profound difference in the lives of children and families. Listen Now! - [S3E6: Staying Power: A case study of exceptional CAC staff retention](http://www.srcac.org/resources/podcast/s3e6-staying-power-a-case-study-of-exceptional-cac-staff-retention/) - In this episode of The SRCAC Exchange, we explore the powerful, behind-the-scenes teamwork between CACs and MDTs. Joined by Lydia Crivens, Christine Wood, and Johnny Vallejo, we highlight how connection, trust, and shared purpose strengthen these essential collaborations—and sustain professionals through some of the most emotionally demanding cases. Listen now! - [S3E5: Unlocking Potential: Where and how future CAC professionals are emerging](http://www.srcac.org/resources/podcast/s3e5-unlocking-potential-where-and-how-future-cac-professionals-are-emerging/) - In this episode of The SRCAC Exchange, we explore the powerful, behind-the-scenes teamwork between CACs and MDTs. Joined by Lydia Crivens, Christine Wood, and Johnny Vallejo, we highlight how connection, trust, and shared purpose strengthen these essential collaborations—and sustain professionals through some of the most emotionally demanding cases. Listen now! - [S3E4: Bridging Bonds: The inseparable connection of CACs and MDTs](http://www.srcac.org/resources/podcast/s3e4-bridging-bonds-the-inseparable-connection-of-cacs-and-mdts/) - In this episode of The SRCAC Exchange, we explore the powerful, behind-the-scenes teamwork between CACs and MDTs. Joined by Lydia Crivens, Christine Wood, and Johnny Vallejo, we highlight how connection, trust, and shared purpose strengthen these essential collaborations—and sustain professionals through some of the most emotionally demanding cases. Listen now! - [S3E3: Balancing Act: Coping, healing, and the art of gallows humor](http://www.srcac.org/resources/podcast/s3e3-balancing-act-coping-healing-and-the-art-of-gallows-humor/) - In this episode of The SRCAC Exchange, neurohumorist Karyn Buxman joins host Christina Rouse to explore how child abuse professionals use dark humor as a powerful tool for coping with the emotional toll of their work. Listen now! - [S3E2: Spaces that Thrive: A director's approach to staff wellness in CACs](http://www.srcac.org/resources/podcast/s3e2-spaces-that-thrive-a-directors-approach-to-staff-wellness-in-cacs/) - In this episode of The SRCAC Exchange, host Christina Rouse explores how organizational structure, policies, and trauma-informed spaces can prevent burnout and support the wellness of CAC professionals. Listen now! - [S3E1: From Sacrifice to Sustainability: Transforming the culture of CACs ](http://www.srcac.org/resources/podcast/s3e1-from-sacrifice-to-sustainability/) - In this episode, Dr. Sufna John joins us to discuss how workplace mantras impact CAC professionals and share strategies for building a healthier, more resilient work culture. Listen now! - [Contact Us](http://www.srcac.org/contact/) - Have questions or need support? Visit the SRCAC Contact Us page to connect with our team and access expert assistance for Children's Advocacy Centers. - [S2E3: Strength in Unity: The crucial role of MDT and forensic interviewer alignment](http://www.srcac.org/resources/podcast/s2e3-strength-in-unity-the-crucial-role-of-mdt-and-forensic-interviewer-alignment/) - Get ready for an eye-opening episode as host Christina Rouse, Tony DeVincenzo, and Greg Flett dive into the crucial topic of alignment between multidisciplinary teams (MDTs) and forensic interviewers in child abuse investigations. Listen now! - [Training](http://www.srcac.org/training/) - At SRCAC, we are dedicated to offering accessible, no-cost training to professionals who support children and families impacted by abuse. - [About Us](http://www.srcac.org/about-us/) - Welcome to the Southern Regional Children’s Advocacy Center – empowering CACs with resources, training, and support CAC professionals. - [Episode 1: Transitioning CAC Services During COVID-19](http://www.srcac.org/resources/podcast/episode-1-transitioning-cac-services-during-covid-19/) - In this episode, Jerri Sites talks with Dr. Paula Wolfteich, Intervention and Clinical Director of the National Children’s Advocacy Center. Paula shares how NCAC has transitioned their services in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. Listen now! - [Episode 2: Rural and Resourceful](http://www.srcac.org/resources/podcast/episode-2-rural-and-resourceful/) - In this episode, Melissa Brunner talks with two rural CAC Directors in Georgia, who are part of a larger group of rural directors participating in a Rural Think Tank project. These directors share how they handle the challenges of finding creative ways to provide services as well as highlighting how they want to shift the narratives surrounding rural CAC’s. Listen now! - [Episode 3: Perspectives from the Field: The Role of Team Facilitator](http://www.srcac.org/resources/podcast/episode-3-perspectives-from-the-field-the-role-of-team-facilitator/) - Join us for a conversation with three team facilitators about the challenges and benefits of the MDT model, common struggles that teams experience, best ways to support the facilitator role, and what advice they would offer to other teams in the field. Listen now! - [S2E1: Building Strong Foundations: The importance of onboarding forensic interviewers](http://www.srcac.org/resources/podcast/s2e1-building-strong-foundations-the-importance-of-onboarding-forensic-interviewers/) - In the first episode of Season 2 of The SRCAC Exchange host, Christina Rouse, is joined by experts Liz Ghilardi, Heather Stewart, and Julie Kenniston to discuss the criticality of proper onboarding for forensic interviewers. Listen now! - [S2E2: Unveiling the NCAC Pathways Model: Building deeper understanding of forensic interviewer training](http://www.srcac.org/resources/podcast/s2e2-unveiling-the-ncac-pathways-model-building-deeper-understanding-of-forensic-interviewer-training/) - In this episode, we’re joined by Christina Rouse and a distinguished team of trainers from the National Children’s Advocacy Center (NCAC) - Andra Chamberlin, Kim Madden, and Linda Cordisco Steele. Listen now! - [S2E4: Unleashing Potential: Exploring cutting-edge programming for forensic interviewer skill enhancement](http://www.srcac.org/resources/podcast/s2e4-unleashing-potential-exploring-cutting-edge-programming-for-forensic-interviewer-skill-enhancement/) - On this episode, join Christina Rouse and her guests, Josh Bissell and Kristina Taylor-Porter, as they share their experiences in developing innovative programming for forensic interviewers in Children’s Advocacy Centers (CAC). Listen now! - [S2E6: Building Resilience: Empowering forensic interviewers for sustainable success](http://www.srcac.org/resources/podcast/s2e6-building-resilience-empowering-forensic-interviewers-for-sustainable-success/) - In this episode, host, Christina Rouse, and Lisa Conradi, Executive Director of the Chadwick Center, discuss the challenging roles forensic interviewers play in child abuse investigations, providing healing and support to victims while acting as witnesses for significant legal proceedings. Listen now! - [S2E5: Nurturing Growth: Mentorship and supervision in forensic interviewing](http://www.srcac.org/resources/podcast/s2e5-nurturing-growth-mentorship-and-supervision-in-forensic-interviewing/) - In this episode, host Christina Rouse is joined by guests Kelly Bober and Lydia Johnson Grady to discuss the critical role of mentorship and supervision in the field of forensic interviewing. Listen now! - [Our Partners](http://www.srcac.org/about-us/our-partners/) - SRCAC collaborates closely with our Victims of Child Abuse Act (VOCAA) partners. Learn more about our partners here. - [Privacy Policy](http://www.srcac.org/privacy-policy/) ## Resources - [Guidelines for Chapters Administering a Statewide Needs Assessment](http://www.srcac.org/resource/guidelines-for-chapters-administering-a-statewide-needs-assessment/) - Chapters play a vital role in ensuring the long-term success and sustainability of Children’s Advocacy Centers (CACs) and multidisciplinary teams (MDTs) in each state. The Guidelines for Chapters Administering a Statewide Needs Assessment, created by the RCACs, equips Chapters with the tools they need to create, implement, and analyze a statewide needs assessment of their member and stakeholders. - [Psychological First Aid Guide for Children’s Advocacy Center Supervisors](http://www.srcac.org/resource/psychological-first-aid-guide-for-childrens-advocacy-center-supervisors/) - The PFA-CAC Guide provides a descriptive overview of concepts and practices for any supervisor to employ when a critical incident has occurred in the CAC. - [Navigating Peer Review Initiatives in Forensic Interviewing](http://www.srcac.org/resource/navigating-peer-review-initiatives-in-forensic-interviewing/) - This paper provides actionable insights and considerations to help Chapters and CACs strengthen the quality, consistency, and structure of peer review programs. - [How to Build an MDT Leadership Team](http://www.srcac.org/resource/how-to-build-an-mdt-leadership-team/) - This resource equips CACs with building blocks to create a leadership structure that strengthens the entire multidisciplinary response to child abuse. - [Considerations for the Multidisciplinary Team and Children’s Advocacy Center Approach to Recantation](http://www.srcac.org/resource/considerations-for-the-multidisciplinary-team-and-childrens-advocacy-center-approach-to-recantation/) - Recantation is a known and well-documented phenomenon in child sexual abuse cases. This paper outlines research from the past decade related to children’s disclosure of abuse, caregiver support, and recantation. - [Board Bundle for CACs and Chapters](http://www.srcac.org/resource/board-bundle-for-cacs-and-chapters/) - These board resources are designed for any executive leader or board leader to envision, recruit, and evaluate the board of a CAC or Chapter. - [Listen and Learn A Process for Initiating Collaboration between Tribal Communities and Children’s Advocacy Centers](http://www.srcac.org/resource/listen-and-learn-a-process-for-initiating-collaboration-between-tribal-communities-and-childrens-advocacy-centers/) - To address the disparity in services available to Native American children and families involved in cases of child abuse, the Southern Regional Children’s Advocacy Center (SRCAC) and the Native American Children’s Alliance (NACA) worked together to implement “Listen and Learn” programs within the region served by SRCAC. - [Statewide Case Management System: Readiness Guide for State Chapters](http://www.srcac.org/resource/statewide-case-management-system-readiness-guide-for-state-chapters/) - Chapters can use data for quality improvement initiatives, to undertake collaborative research projects, to identify trends, and to make more compelling cases for funding proposals. - [NCA and RCACs Support for Chapters](http://www.srcac.org/resource/nca-and-rcacs-support-for-chapters/) - To support the network of Chapter organizations around the country, the Regional CACs and the NCA offer a number of services. - [The Outcomes Framework](http://www.srcac.org/resource/the-outcomes-framework/) - This framework provides a beginning point for individual CACs, networks of CACs, Chapters, and national networks to choose measures appropriate to their needs. - [Competency Review Spreadsheet](http://www.srcac.org/resource/competency-review-spreadsheet/) - The competency review spreadsheet helps CAC leaders consider each competency with clarity and precision while incorporating feedback from the employee and highlighting opportunities for growth. - [Executive Evaluation](http://www.srcac.org/resource/executive-evaluation/) - One of a nonprofit board's most important responsibilities is to evaluate the executive director. Evaluating the executive director is linked to evaluating the organization's overall progress. This collection of written materials is designed to help structure this conversation, but they should not be substituted for the conversation itself. - [Grant Administration Initiative Chapter Readiness Guide](http://www.srcac.org/resource/grant-administration-initiative-chapter-readiness-guide/) - This guide is designed to equip Chapters with information about the benefits and risks associated with administering state and/or federal grants to local member centers in their states. - [Multidisciplinary Team Enhancement Initiative Readiness Guide for State Chapters](http://www.srcac.org/resource/multidisciplinary-team-enhancement-initiative-readiness-guide-for-state-chapters/) - This MDT Enhancement Initiative Readiness Guide includes a how-to-use section, project considerations, and readiness focus areas, followed by next steps. - [Providing Training to CACs Readiness Guide for State Chapters](http://www.srcac.org/resource/providing-training-to-cacs-readiness-guide-for-state-chapters/) - This guide includes a how-to-use section, project considerations, and readiness focus areas, followed by next steps. - [Chapter Guide: Facilitating Peer Learning Cohorts for CACs](http://www.srcac.org/resource/chapter-guide-facilitating-peer-learning-cohorts-for-cacs/) - This guide is designed to help Chapters develop and facilitate successful peer learning cohorts for Children’s Advocacy Center staff. ## Trainings - [Chapter Commons](http://www.srcac.org/training/chapter-commons/) - Join this interactive peer cohort to connect with Chapter staff in similar roles, engage in collaborative brainstorming, and share strategies to address challenges and innovate solutions through monthly virtual meetings. - [Facilitator Roundtable: Advancing Forensic Interviewer Peer Review](http://www.srcac.org/training/facilitator-roundtable-advancing-forensic-interviewer-peer-review/) - Enhance your peer review facilitation skills in this roundtable experience where participants will gain a basic understanding of healthy facilitation techniques, discuss research-backed structures, and have an opportunity to connect with other facilitators. - [“Come Prepared and Leave In Sync”](http://www.srcac.org/training/leave-in-sync/) - Join this workshop to assess and enhance your CAC team’s culture, using the Team Leader View model to build a positive and productive environment. - [Building MDT Connections](http://www.srcac.org/training/building-mdt-connections/) - Join this six-month community of practice to explore innovative MDT-focused initiatives, consult with peers on current challenges, and share strategies and resources to enhance programming for MDTs and facilitators at local and state levels through monthly 90-minute virtual calls. - [Cultivating the Role of Team Facilitator](http://www.srcac.org/training/cultivating-the-role-of-team-facilitator/) - View this recorded webinar to explore the crucial role of team facilitators, enhance collaboration within MDTs, and improve overall team dynamics. - [Reflect. Refuel. Reset. STS Video Series](http://www.srcac.org/training/reflect-refuel-reset-sts-video-series/) - Watch this video series to gain insights from experts on managing Secondary Traumatic Stress and learn strategies for fostering a healthy, trauma-informed workplace. - [Fundamentals of Team Facilitation 2: For Experienced MDT Facilitators](http://www.srcac.org/training/fundamentals-of-team-facilitation-2-for-experienced-mdt-facilitators/) - Enhance your leadership and facilitation skills in this advanced training for experienced MDT facilitators, with a focus on team structure, communication, and accountability. - [Board of Directors Blueprint](http://www.srcac.org/training/board-of-directors-blueprint/) - Dive into this recorded webinar to explore essential topics for CAC board members, including the CAC model, executive director support, board roles, and managing vicarious trauma. - [Understanding Team Effectiveness - What MDTs can learn from Google](http://www.srcac.org/training/understanding-team-effectiveness-what-mdts-can-learn-from-google/) - [Introduction to the Role of Team Facilitator](http://www.srcac.org/training/introduction-to-the-role-of-team-facilitator/) - Participate in this workshop to understand the pivotal role of a team facilitator and acquire skills that strengthen MDT processes and improve outcomes. - [Diagnosing Team Culture in your CAC](http://www.srcac.org/training/diagnosing-team-culture-in-your-cac/) - Join this workshop to assess and enhance your CAC team’s culture, using the Team Leader View model to build a positive and productive environment. - [Moving Beyond: A Recorded Series of Special Topics in Victim Advocacy](http://www.srcac.org/training/moving-beyond-a-recorded-series-of-special-topics-in-victim-advocacy/) - Access this recorded series to learn from experts on key topics in child abuse advocacy and gain valuable insights and resources at your own pace. - [MDT Facilitator Peer Forums](http://www.srcac.org/training/mdt-facilitator-peer-forums/) - Connect with MDT facilitators across the country in these virtual forums, engaging in group discussions and sharing resources through interactive breakout sessions. - [Mental Health Peer Consultation Forums](http://www.srcac.org/training/mental-health-peer-consultation-forums/) - Attend these virtual forums to connect with fellow clinicians, engage in discussions on critical practice-related issues, and share resources in a supportive environment. - [Fundamentals of Team Facilitation 1: For New MDT Facilitators](http://www.srcac.org/training/fundamentals-of-team-facilitation-1-for-new-mdt-facilitators/) - Participate in this foundational training to develop essential skills for new MDT facilitators, focusing on team development, trust-building, and understanding the role within the CAC/MDT model. - [Child Abuse Medical Preceptorship](http://www.srcac.org/training/child-abuse-medical-preceptorship/) - Join this program to connect with regional centers and gain hands-on technical skills and education in child abuse medical evaluation. - [Foundations of CAC Family Advocacy](http://www.srcac.org/training/foundations-of-cac-family-advocacy/) - Register for this comprehensive training for victim advocates, covering key competencies to enhance skills and knowledge in family advocacy. - [Victim Advocate and Mental Health Partnerships Peer Consultation Forums](http://www.srcac.org/training/victim-advocate-and-mental-health-partnerships-peer-consultation-forums/) - Join these virtual forums to strengthen collaboration between victim advocates and mental health professionals, share resources, and engage in peer discussions to enhance multidisciplinary partnerships. - [Victim Advocacy Peer Forums](http://www.srcac.org/training/victim-advocacy-peer-forums/) - Connect with victim advocates nationwide in these virtual forums, engage in discussions on key advocacy topics, and share resources through interactive small-group breakout sessions. ## Team - [Hannah Gibson](http://www.srcac.org/team/hannah-gibson/) - Hannah Gibson is the Program Manager for Chapter Development at Southern Regional CAC. Hannah is an experienced strategist, facilitator, and leader. Driven by a deep commitment to protecting childhood and supporting CAC professionals, she takes pride in helping leaders grow and building collaborative programs that strengthen organizations. After serving in clinical leadership at the Center for Child - [Caroline Rossi](http://www.srcac.org/team/caroline-rossi/) - Caroline Rossi is the Administrative Program Manager at SRCAC. Caroline is an experienced editor and manager. Her attention to detail and collaborative workstyle helps her ensure all products are of the highest quality, provide effective support, and are delivered on time. During her career in publishing, she oversaw the submission and review processes for over - [Danielle Quat](http://www.srcac.org/team/danielle-quat/) - Danielle Quat is the Program Manager for Training and Evaluation at Southern Regional CAC. Danielle has extensive experience in national and international social-impact work, including a decade of experience in child advocacy. Danielle served as the program supervisor at a county human services department in South Carolina where she facilitated a 13-agency multi-disciplinary team and - [Christina Rouse](http://www.srcac.org/team/christina-rouse/) - Christina Rouse is the Program Manager for CAC Development at SRCAC. Christina is an experienced forensic interviewer, program developer, and leader. Driven by service to others and eagerness to raise the bar, she takes pride in troubleshooting solutions that elevate people and programs. During her time as a forensic interviewer, she interviewed over 2,500 children, - [Lydia Johnson Grady](http://www.srcac.org/team/lydia-johnson-grady/) - Lydia Johnson Grady is the Program Manager for Multidisciplinary Team Development at SRCAC. With over a decade of experience in the CAC movement, Lydia has had many roles, including advocate, forensic interviewer, multidisciplinary team facilitator, CAC Executive Director, and consultant. In partnership with the West Virginia Child Advocacy Network, she facilitated peer review for forensic - [Emily Chittenden-Laird](http://www.srcac.org/team/emily-chittenden-laird/) - Emily Chittenden-Laird is the Director of SRCAC. Emily is an experienced strategist and leader. Driven by a deep belief in the people and mission of the CAC movement, she takes pride in establishing vision and programming that ensures the success of Chapters and CACs. After more than a decade of service at the CAC and - [Karen Hangartner](http://www.srcac.org/team/karen-hangartner/) - Karen Hangartner is the Director of Professional Services at the National Children’s Advocacy Center. Karen is an experienced trainer, director, and leader. Driven by passion and loyalty, Karen has served in the CAC movement for 20 years. She has delivered hundreds of trainings across the nation, presented at conferences both nationally and internationally, and is - [Chris Newlin](http://www.srcac.org/team/chris-newlin/) - Chris Newlin is the Chief Executive Officer of the National Children’s Advocacy Center. Driven by the hope for a better future for all children, Chris has served for more than 25 years in CACs as a Forensic Interviewer, Victim Advocate, Therapist, Clinical Director, and Executive Director. He has provided diverse training related to the Children’s ## Categories - [Uncategorized](http://www.srcac.org/category/uncategorized/) ## Resources Categories - [Chapters](http://www.srcac.org/resources-category/chapters/) - [Multidisciplinary Team](http://www.srcac.org/resources-category/multidisciplinary-team/) - [Organizational Management](http://www.srcac.org/resources-category/organizational-management/) - [Secondary Traumatic Stress](http://www.srcac.org/resources-category/secondary-traumatic-stress/) - [Tribal Community Resources](http://www.srcac.org/resources-category/tribal-community-resources/) - [Forensic Interviewing](http://www.srcac.org/resources-category/forensic-interviewing/) ## Training Categories - [Victim Advocacy](http://www.srcac.org/training-category/victim-advocacy/) - [Organizational Management](http://www.srcac.org/training-category/organizational-management/) - [Multidisciplinary Teams](http://www.srcac.org/training-category/multidisciplinary-teams/) - [Chapters](http://www.srcac.org/training-category/chapters/) - [Secondary Traumatic Stress](http://www.srcac.org/training-category/secondary-traumatic-stress/) - [Mental Health](http://www.srcac.org/training-category/mental-health/) - [Forensic Inteviewing](http://www.srcac.org/training-category/forensic-inteviewing/) - [Medical](http://www.srcac.org/training-category/medical/) ## Training Types - [In Person](http://www.srcac.org/training-type/in-person/) - [Live Virtual](http://www.srcac.org/training-type/live-virtual/) - [Self-paced Virtual](http://www.srcac.org/training-type/self-paced-virtual/) ## group - [Our Team](http://www.srcac.org/group/our-team/)