Child Protection Summit: Signs of Abuse

Episode first aired on 6/9/2012

This summit presented by United Way of Dane County examines child sexual abuse in Dane County and what parents and the community can do to keep children safe. This session asks about the key indicators a person should look for, when working with children, that may indicate signs of abuse. Presenter Dr. Hugh Johnston, Psychiatry Director, Wisconsin Department of Corrections, outlines the emotional, social and physical signs that can help identify further steps to be taken.

Child Protection Summit: Next Steps for Dane County: A Collective Commitment

Episode first aired on 6/9/2012

This summit presented by United Way of Dane County examines child sexual abuse in Dane County and what parents and the community can do to keep children safe. This session features a report by Madison Police Chief Noble Wray and closing remarks by Deedra Atkinson, Senior Vice President of Community Impact, United Way of Dane County.

Child Protection Summit: Welcome and Keynote: “Finding the Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing”

Episode first aired on 6/6/2012

This summit presented by United Way of Dane County examines child sexual abuse in Dane County and what parents and the community can do to keep children safe. This opening session features a welcome by Leslie Ann Howard, President and CEO, United Way of Dane County; a report on "Child Abuse in Dane County" by Dane County District Attorney Ismael R. Ozanne, and the keynote address: "Finding the Wolf in Sheep's Clothing - Understanding the Mind of a Sex Offender" by Dr. Anna Salter, Consultant, Department of Corrections, State of Wisconsin.