February 27 at 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Eastern
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This webinar will provide a description of the NCMEC resources and services available to tribal law enforcement, families, and Native communities, for the prevention, preparation, and response to missing, abducted, or exploited children. Native communities have unique historical, economic, resource, geographical, and other challenges that can affect the prevention, preparation and responses to missing or exploited children. This webinar will provide training and information on available resources and services available to Native Communities, as well as internet safety information for Native families, as Native communities expand their broadband and internet access. Some of the topics covered will be:

• History of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
• Overview of NCMEC resources and  services available
• Information on types of Native missing children incidents and cases
• Missing children response checklists and other NCMEC publications available for tribal law enforcement, childcare providers, and families
• Child safety and internet safety resources for children and families
• Information on other resources and projects specific to tribal law enforcement