TRAINING AND WORKSHOPS

TRAININGS AND WORKSHOPS

Dr. Pine has been conducting trainings for decades throughout the globe for leading non-profit organizations, schools, clinicians, mental health and counseling providers, government agencies, police departments, judges and lawyers, corporate clients, and others. Dr. Pine travels throughout the world, inspiring workshop participants with creative, education-rich, and interactive learning experiences. Dr. Pine’s use of art and multimedia in her workshops helps participants to synthesize complex information while encouraging creativity to open hearts and minds. These artistic modalities include: storytelling, theater, film, music, music videos, and the use of everyday objects.

Sample Training & Workshops Topics:

A Three-Day Training for NGOs, Service Providers, Leaders, and Stakeholders: Working Together Toward a Unified, Comprehensive Approach to CSA Prevention, Treatment, and Mitigation, Auckland, New Zealand, Funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and CAF America

A Three-Day Training for Policymakers and Stakeholders: Working Together Toward a Unified, Comprehensive Approach to CSA Prevention, Treatment, and Mitigation in Cyprus, Hosted by the Ministry of Education and Culture, Cyprus

Training Series: Two-Day Trainings on the Basics of CSA / Trafficking for All Public School Psychologists and Counselors, Hosted by the Department of Education and the Department of Family Services, Prince George’s County, MD

CSA and Trafficking Basics – A Program for Prince George’s County School Nurses, Prince George’s County, MD, Hosted by Prince George’s County Department of Education and the Department of Family Services, Prince George’s County, MD

A Training for Judges and Other Court-Related Personnel on Handling Cases of CSA in the Family Courts; The National Children’s Bench Book Project, Funded by the Department of Justice (conducted on the Campus of the University of Maryland)

Showcasing the Best of Public Relations Research: Seventh Annual Interdisciplinary Public Relations Research Conference, Miami, FL. (The CSA research and paper by Bei Ling Sha and Dr. Pine won top prize.) (University of Miami)

Art as Advocacy – Using Theater, Film, Art, Other Media to Raise Awareness and Catalyze Action (PacWin Conference, Hawaii)

Bringing a Unified Focus Forward: Youth-Advocacy NGO Workshop for grantees working with youth-oriented programs under the Public Action for Water, Energy and Environment Project (PAP), with ECODIT LLC in Amman, Jordan, funded by USAID. The focus was to improve the impact of youth advocacy (outreach, social media, marketing) programs. (Amman, Jordon)

A Training on CSA for the Zambian Police Force, Lusaka, Zambia

Microenterprise Training for Women with Low Incomes, Tamara, Morocco, funded by USAID

Leprosy Diagnosis and Treatment, A Training for Doctors in the Yemen Arab Republic, Funded by the USG

Dr. Pine, in partnership with the University of Applied Research and Development (UARD) developed a unique, affordable, go-at-your-own pace, online, Certificate to Master’s Degree Program. To learn more and express interest, click here

Pam presenting in New Zealand at the first CSA prevention and mitigation training for NGOs and service providers in November 2018

In 2014, Dr. Pine conducted a training in Cyprus for the Ministry of Education and Culture as a part of Stop the Silence® programming. Dr. Pine worked with Cyprus to move forward a holistic and comprehensive CSA prevention and mitigation program, now being used in New Zealand and requested elsewhere.

Bringing a Unified Focus Forward on Youth-Oriented Environmental Programs in Jordan.

Hit by Lightning, a music video with music and lyrics by Amy Pine and sung by Tamora Pellikka helps participants process related workshop topics with both right and left brain engagement

Dr. Pine uses art and everyday objects to help people synthesize information, learn, and grow.