Hello there,
Welcome back to the blog! I want to start by saying thank you for reading. I heard many people this weekend tell me they enjoy reading and it warms my heart. My hope is that I can keep you here, keep you entertained and informed. Please let me know if you ever have suggestions for improvement.
Welcome back to the blog! I want to start by saying thank you for reading. I heard many people this weekend tell me they enjoy reading and it warms my heart. My hope is that I can keep you here, keep you entertained and informed. Please let me know if you ever have suggestions for improvement.
Last Friday and Saturday the Safe Communities Task Force hosted our annual Keeping Our Kids Safe Conference at Clark College, an event dedicated to connecting individuals, organizations, families and building safety in Clark County. The event opened with a keynote speaker followed by multiple breakout sessions running throughout the day. These workshops ranged in topics under the umbrella of Building Community including a youth panel, developing a youth council, gang 101 and building resiliency in young people.
The keynote presentation on both days was given by Vazaskia Crockrell, Director for the Office of Juvenile Justice. I can personally attest to her creativity, vigor, energy, kindness and talent in connecting with audience members. She not only informed participants about the Juvenile Justice system but also left people feeling connected, validated and heard.
The keynote presentation on both days was given by Vazaskia Crockrell, Director for the Office of Juvenile Justice. I can personally attest to her creativity, vigor, energy, kindness and talent in connecting with audience members. She not only informed participants about the Juvenile Justice system but also left people feeling connected, validated and heard.