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​Upcoming Events
Core Basic Advocacy Training
300 W. Capitol Little Rock AR 72201
February 26 - 27, 2026
9: 00 AM - 5: 00 PM
This training is intended to meet the a portion of the requirements for certification of new staff/volunteers. Attendance is in-person, and you must be present for the entire experience for certification.
If you need an accommodation inside the training, please let us know as early as possible, and at least 3 days before the start of the training, so we may best serve you!
For questions, please email ksmith@arkcasa.org or mcline@arkcasa.org.
NEA Joint Law Enforcement Training: Domestic Violence, Human Trafficking, and Sexual Assault
March 11, 2026
9: 00 AM - 5: 00 PM
This comprehensive two-day training is designed to strengthen law enforcement response to crimes involving domestic violence, human trafficking, and sexual assault. Through expert-led instruction, interactive activities, and case-based discussion, participants will gain the tools, knowledge, and trauma-informed perspective needed to effectively recognize, investigate, and respond to violent crimes against persons.
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Patrol officers, investigators, command staff, school resource officers, and other professionals involved in responding to domestic violence, human trafficking, and sexual assault cases.
For questions, please email ksmith@arkcasa.org or jsholman@arkcasa.org
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Hidden in Plain Sight: Victims and Perpetrators of Labor Trafficking
March 25, 2026
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
We are missing them; adults and children from this country and others compelled to labor in agriculture, massage, drug trafficking, hospitality, landscaping, domestic servitude, construction, and even teaching under the force, fraud, and coercion of their traffickers.
This training will explore recruiting methodologies, perpetrator disguises, the exploitation of system failures, including the opacity of the international financial system, and the added danger that female workers face in an exploitative labor environment. Participants will also leave with the ability to recognize labor trafficker artifice and develop usable evidence of force, fraud, and coercion.
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If you need an accommodation inside the training, please let us know as early as possible, and at least 3 days before the start of the training, so we may best serve you!