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2013 Meeting Materials

Winning Dignity and Respect: A Guide to the Domestic Workers’ Bill of Rights

OLR Backgrounder on Human Trafficking, 2012

Uniform Act on Prevention of and Remedies for Human Trafficking 7.13

From Bill Rivera-Emerging Practices in Child Welfare – HT Briefing_Spotlight_B

Four “Ps”: Prevention, Protection, Prosecution, Partnerships

PCSW PowerPoint: Connecticut’s Human Trafficking Laws

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Policy Update: Women

CWCS is a member of the Sexual Assault Kit Working Group which is responsible for examining & limiting barriers for submitting evidence.

Policy Update: Children

CWCS has announced that we are creating a new legislative task force to review issues around water safety and children.

Policy Update: Seniors

CWCS convenes the Senior Center Task Force. Click the image above to view the latest meeting information.

CWCS in the News and Community

Talking with Kids About Tragedies

A message from our executive director on how to talk to children about school shooting tragedies

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