On-Demand Webinars

Presented by: Children’s Wisconsin- Karen Nash, MBA Program Leader and Carolyn Morateck, MPH Epidemiologist

No child’s story should end in silence. A child death is not just a loss, it is a call to action for the entire community to listen, learn, and lead the way toward prevention. Wisconsin’s Child Death Review (CDR) system brings together a diverse group of professionals who turn heartbreak into insight and data into life-saving prevention strategies.

Presented by: Rita Ventura, DNP, FNP-BC, APNP and Susan Kanack BSN, RN, SANE-A, SANE-P, IVSE-C

This presentation explores common myths and misconceptions surrounding child abuse examinations. Participants will gain a better understanding of the purpose, components, and significance of child abuse evaluations. Attendees will learn how these examinations support the health, safety, and well-being of children while increasing confidence in understanding the examination process and its role within a multidisciplinary approach to child protection

Presented by: Milwaukee County ADA Mallory Davis

Medical testimony can mean the difference between a child standing up to their maltreater alone and having corroborating evidence to support or bolster the disclosure.  Bringing a medical professional to testify on a case of child maltreatment helps to educate a jury and not only corroborate a disclosure but also inform the jury regarding the dangers of maltreatment.  Medical testimony can be an effective way to explain and substantiate anything from child physical abuse to exposure to narcotics in childhood to mental harm to the impacts of neglect on children both immediately and long term.  Getting your local medical providers involved in child maltreatment prosecution is an important part of building a solid case- even if you don’t have access to local CACs.

Child maltreatment is a public health problem, with ripple effects that manifest beyond the child who is impacted. This session will explore the power of elevating prevention work within multidisciplinary teams.

Presenters: Chelsey Steffens, Prevention Specialist & Kristie Sickel, Forensic Interviewer/Program Manager (Willow Tree Green Bay, WI)

WI CAN Empowering Voices 6-19-2026

Presented by Dr.Lynn Sheets, MD, FAAP
Sheets 3.20.26 Fractures – Broken Bones Complete Handout

Presenters: Lisa Hankes and Hillary Petska

Presenter: Rebekah Dettmann, MSW, APSW
R. Dettmann WiCAN Jan 2026 – CSEY 101

Presenters:
– Susan Kanack, BSN, RN, SANE-A, SANE-P
– Jack Eichorst, AAG
– Emily Trigg, AAG
2025 WI CAN Legal Issues Impacting Adolescent Medical-Forensic Exams

Presented by: Mallory McPhee, MD, FAAP
WICAN Presentation Medical Complexity PDF

Presented by Dr. Hillary Petska

Presented by Claudine O’Leary
Presentation Slides: Supporting boys who’ve been exploited