Nebraska Alliance Training Network

Join us for our May 2025 Virtual MDT Lunch and Learn Series, hosted Wednesday, May 21st from 12PM-1PM CT! Join us for an informative Lunch and Learn session on the Nebraska Domestic Abuse Death Review Team (DADRT). This session will provide an in-depth overview of the DADRT, including its mission and purpose. The team conducts a multidisciplinary analysis of domestic abuse-related deaths, reviewing the experiences of victims, the behaviors of perpetrators, and the circumstances surrounding each case. Through this collaborative process, the DADRT identifies key factors that contribute to domestic violence fatalities and highlights areas for improvement in how systems respond to victims of abuse. We will also discuss the team’s current work and ongoing initiatives to enhance Nebraska’s efforts in protecting and supporting individuals at risk of domestic violence. This is a unique opportunity to learn about the DADRT's crucial role in shaping policy and advancing community safety. Presented by: Amy Cirian, LIMHP Domestic Abuse Death Review Team Coordinator Nebraska Attorney General   Jamie Vetter Executive Director Family Advocacy Network   Read more

This is a 2 part training series that will be hosted Wednesday, April 16, 2025 (9-1pm CT) and Monday, April 28, 2025 (12-4pm CT). Note you must register for part 1 and part 2. New Coordinator Training This course is intended to meet Component A for Coordinator Training in 2025 NCA Accreditation Standards. This course will explore the CAC model, MDT statues and accreditation standards, facilitation skills, and roles/duties of a coordinator. This course be 8 hours over 2 days. Read more

Watch our recorded March 2025 Virtual MDT Lunch and Learn Series. Presented by: Dr. Lynn Fullenkamp, MD, JD Assistant Professor, Children's Advocacy Team Assistant Professor, Pediatric Hospital Medicine Children's Nebraska    Read more

Watch our recorded February 2025 Virtual MDT Lunch and Learn Series. Presented by: Lt. Monty Lovelace Director of the Nebraska Information Analysis Center (NIAC) and the Nebraska Internet Crimes Against Children Taskforce Commander It is no secret that there is a clear divide in our country for a variety of reasons. Hot button topics have given way to disagreements, civil unrest, and at times, violence. Unfortunately, our children are not immune from witnessing the hate, violence, and other stressful situations that can create concerning behaviors that lead to volatile situations for schools or other organizations that help kids. It is important for people to understand the Nebraska threat landscape and its effects on our children. Lt. Monty Lovelace, Director of the Nebraska Information Analysis Center (NIAC) and the Nebraska Internet Crimes Against Children Taskforce Commander, will provide a briefing regarding threats and concerning trends our children face. Read more