Keynotes, Workshops & Webinars

Conference & Webinar Topics

Keynotes, workshops, and webinars that leave MDT members better prepared for their next case. Our speakers come from prosecution, law enforcement, forensic interviewing, and other MDT roles, so every session is grounded in real-world experience.

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Looking for the right fit? Browse by format, audience, or speaker, or search for a topic. Most sessions can be tailored to your audience, time slot, and setting, whether that’s a conference keynote, a breakout workshop, or a webinar.

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Speak The Voice in Me: Finding Life and Life-Giving Breath After Sexual Trauma

This session follows survivor Melanie’s journey through the CAC and court process, showing how forensic interviewing and MDT support helped her find her voice and begin healing. Drawing on two decades of recovery and advocacy, she offers a firsthand perspective on the lasting impact of coordinated, survivor-centered practice.

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Darkest Before Dawn: Forging Hope on the Edge of Injustice

Darkest Before Dawn cuts through the unrelenting challenges of child abuse work—online exploitation, AI-driven threats, strained systems—to show what’s actually shifting and why hope is warranted. It delivers grounded strategies, systemic clarity, and practical steps to move child advocacy from perpetual crisis toward lasting impact.

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When the Child Abuser Carries a Bible

Religious or spiritual themes are often weaponized by perpetrators to justify the abuse of children, and are invoked to avoid accountability and consolidate power within faith communities. This workshop provides best practices, recent trends, and practical tips and corroboration strategies for MDTs to navigate these issues.

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