Child Safety Decision-making: An Introduction to Key Concepts and Tools.

The dates for this conference on Oahu are April 14 and 19, 2011 and on April 15 (Kauai), April 18 (Maui), and April 20 (Hawaii). Click here to download color version of handout. Click below to download black and white handout (easier to print):

Child Safety Decision-making An Introduction to Key Concepts and Tools

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