Upcoming Events
Now booking live in-person and virtual events for 2025 and 2026.
Boise, Idaho | More information coming soon.
Colorado Springs, Colorado | Sasha deeply enjoyed working with Safe Passage CAC in 2024, and is thrilled to be collaborating with them again. The team at Safe Passage is unified and extremely hardworking, and quite frankly, inspiring. Sasha will be delivering a virtual address about the vital importance of mental health and mental health services for children.
Chapel Hill, North Carolina | “This specialized, interdisciplinary training is designed for clinicians, lawyers, educators, and medical professionals committed to enhancing their expertise in identifying, assessing, and addressing child sexual abuse (CSA). The program combines impactful storytelling, expert-led discussions, and practical insights to foster a deeper understanding of CSA dynamics and improve systemic responses for survivors and their families. Participants will view REWIND, the Emmy-nominated documentary by Sasha Joseph Neulinger, offering a harrowing, firsthand look at CSA through the lens of a survivor. The film screening will be followed by a live Q&A session with Sasha, enabling participants to explore assessment strategies and survivor-centered care approaches. A series of interactive panels and expert presentations will examine critical issues in both criminal and family courts, addressing gaps and proposing improvements to support CSA survivors and protective parents. Topics include systemic strengths and challenges in criminal court, the family court experience for survivors, amplifying children’s voices through legal representation, and advancing outcomes in family and domestic violence cases. This comprehensive program invites collaboration among professionals to advocate for systemic change, ensuring justice and healing for CSA survivors.”
Boston, Massachusetts | Sasha is honored to be screening REWIND at the 36th Annual Boston Trauma Conference, and to engage in a panel discussion with J.W. Freiberg and fellow speaker and Emmy Nominated HBO filmmaker, Amanda Mustard.
From TRF’s website:
“We are honored to welcome an exceptional lineup of speakers to the 36th Annual Boston International Trauma Conference. Featuring renowned leaders like Peter Fonagy, Karlen Lyons-Ruth, Richard Schwartz, Ruth Lanius, Nathaniel Harnett, Prentis Hemphill, Bessel van der Kolk, Wendy D’Andrea, and Licia Sky, this year’s faculty brings together groundbreaking voices in trauma research, neuroscience, psychology, and somatic healing.
Worldwide | ISPCAN’s work embodies Henry Kempe’s desire that all of us working in the field never cease to ask difficult questions, to challenge ourselves to reach beyond what is possible and to strive for what is needed to protect children. We continue to adapt, evolve and progress with our global workforce to rise up to end child abuse.
This special opportunity is available for ISPCAN members to be part of a global grand rounds each year on a certain type of child abuse. Without bias, fear of being sued, and without the pressure of handling a live case, we take the time to lift up and do a 360-degree review to learn.
Harlingen, Texas | The CACCWC staff work collaboratively with other child abuse professionals on case management, investigation, and prosecution of child abuse cases. This Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT) consists of the forensic interviews, Child Protective Services, 32 local law enforcement agencies, mental health and medical professionals, the Cameron County and the Willacy County District Attorney’s Office, and the Child to Adult Abuse Response Team (CAART).
Ontario, Canada | MORE INFO COMING SOON.