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Thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to the success of the 28th Annual National CASA Conference, held April 25–28 in Denver, CO.
Save the Date!
The 2010 National CASA Annual Conference will take place April 16–19 in Atlanta, GA. Please watch for information later this year.
Why Attend?
- Continued learning opportunities with top-notch faculty
- Choice of more than 60 workshops and pre-conference institutes
- Well-known general session speakers
- Opportunities to network with more than 1,400 CASA/GAL staff, board members, volunteers, judges, attorneys and other child welfare professionals
- Exhibit hall filled with resources
“The material presented can immediately help me, my local CASA program and the children we serve!” ~ Conference attendee
2009 Conference Theme and Goals
The theme of the 2009 conference is Taking Advocacy to a Higher Level. In workshops and general sessions, and through networking with colleagues and peers from across the country, you’ll gain the skills, knowledge and inspiration to help take your advocacy for children to new heights.
Conference Goals:
- Strengthen Volunteer Voices: Build skills and acquire tools that will enhance your ability to speak up for abused and neglected children.
- Develop Inclusive Practices: Expand your knowledge and skills while exploring practices that enable us to better serve all children in our communities and continue the journey towards cultural competency.
- Build Leadership Skills: Increase your ability to sustain and expand your CASA/GAL program.
- Renew Your Commitment: Fortify your spirit and resolve to effect change through talking with and listening to peers and presenters.
Email staff@nationalcasa.org to join our email distribution list and be notified about discounts, scholarships and registration details.
2009 Conference Sponsorship
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National CASA conference sponsors make it possible for more than 1,400 members of the child welfare community to benefit from valuable training, networking and education opportunities that improve their ability to advocate for abused and neglected children.
Conference Sponsors:
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