Seminars

NLC PROTECTS Seminar Series

NLC PROTECTS National Seminar

January 20-22, 2009

Doubletree Hotel at the Entrance to Universal Orlando

National Seminar

Registration Form and Stipend Application

Registration is now open. Click on the link above to download a registration form and for information on travel stipends.
Location

The National Seminar host hotel will be the Doubletree Hotel at the Entrance to Universal Orlando in Orlando, FL. Discounted rates are available for lodging, transportation, and several Orlando attractions.
Seminar Agenda

The NLC PROTECTS National Seminar will feature 60 breakout sessions presented by nationally renowned law enforcement officers, prosecutors, and child advocates. The Florida Bar has approved this training for up to 18.0 general hours of Continuing Legal Education for prosecutors in the state.
Seminar Speakers

The National Seminar features nationally renowned law enforcement officers, prosecutors, and child advocates. The list of confirmed speakers will be continuously updated.
Sample Agendas from Prior Statewide Seminars

The NLC PROTECTS Seminar Series has held 14 seminars around the country. Agendas from many of these trainings are available online.
About the National Law Center and NLC PROTECTS

The National Law Center for Children and Families is a non-profit law center based in Alexandria, Virginia. Since 1991, the NLC has served as an agent of change and education in the area of child sexual exploitation. The NLC PROTECTS Seminar Series is a continuation of this effort.
Contact Us

For more information, please contact the NLC PROTECTS staff at seminars@nationallawcenter.org.

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NLC Commends Internet Service Providers' Agreement on Child Pornography Access

Cooperation with New York Attorney General acknowledges private sector working to curtail illegal content

ALEXANDRIA, Va. - June 16, 2008 - The National Law Center for Children and Families (NLC), a national nonprofit organization dedicated to combating child sexual exploitation, commended three Internet service providers (ISPs) for an agreement to purge their servers of child pornography newsgroups and Web sites.

In addition to restricting customer access to the illegal material, the ISPs - Verizon, Time Warner Cable and Sprint - agreed to donate more than $1 million to be used for additional anti-child pornography efforts within the attorney general's office and through nonprofit organizations.