Training & Conferences
CII has a long history of leadership in providing professionals with the information and training they need to improve the well-being of at-risk children and their families. The agency has provided expert instruction to more than 60,000 professionals on topics related to child welfare and child development, and has sponsored and provided trainings with children's organizations from North America, Europe, Latin America, Asia and the former Soviet Union.
Our training opportunities vary from single-topic seminars, to broad-based statewide, national and international conferences.
For more information about CII trainings and conferences, please contact the CII Training Center, CIITrainingCenter@childrensinstitute.org or call 213-385-5100, ext. 1861.
Project ABC: The Impact of Migration: Working with Latino Immigrant Families
Friday, May 16, 2008 – Los Angeles, California: An overview of the experience of immigrant families with a particular focus on families with young children. A model will be presented that includes treatment considerations when working with Latino immigrant families. Find out more.
In Harms Way 2008: The Fatherhood Solution
Thursday, June 12, 2008 - Los Angeles, California: The sixth in a series of national forums produced by Children's Institute, Inc., this 2008 forum will feature cutting-edge programs, evidence-based practices, and many of the country's leading authorities on this issue. Find out more.
Pre-Doctoral Internship Program in Clinical Psychology
CII's Pre-Doctoral Internship Program in Clinical Psychology helps to ensure the quality and success for tomorrow's professionals. The program is tailored to reflect CII's comprehensive work in treating and preventing child abuse and neglect, and other forms of family and community violence. Graduate students are provided with the knowledge and experience they need to work effectively with high-risk children, and to develop the multicultural competence to work with families in one of the country's most diverse and challenged urban areas.
For details about the Program, click here.