Michigan Law Center’s Post

“Calling all my Bros, shoot I have many!! I am doing a (non blood) Brother check in showing support for one another. I need 6 Brothers to post this message to show you are always there if someone needs to talk. I know who will say ‘Done’ in my post.” ~ To do this, we use our unique mix of authorities, capabilities, and partnerships to impose consequences against our cyber adversaries. The FBI is the lead federal agency for investigating #cyberattacks and #intrusions. National Cyber Investigative Joint Task Force (#NCIJTF) Internet Crime Complaint Center (#IC3) Business email compromise (#BEC) #Identitytheft #Ransomware ▪ #Spoofing and #phishing (https://lnkd.in/gBrd-Z-f) are schemes aimed at tricking you into providing sen sitive information to scammers. ▪ #Onlinepredators (https://lnkd.in/gMMX375v) are a growing threat to young people. ▪ More common crimes and scams (https://lnkd.in/gAR8-ptH) “Cybercrime is not constricted by borders,” “The coordinated international response to this threat shows how law enforcement works around the globe to combat criminally orchestrated disruption impacting the public sector, #commerce and the public.” “The action taken shows that although users think that they can hide behind #usernames and #cryptocurrency, these do not provide anonymity. We have already identified further suspects linked to the site, and we will continue to take action.” #Data, #privacy, #jurisdiction, #takedownorder, #civilprocedure, #private #international #law, #data #protection, #GDPR, #hacking, #Internet #cybersecurity #cybercrimeenforcement #lawenforcement #fbi https://www.ic3.gov/

It's almost that time again! Our favoritist, funist, and fabulousist conference event of the year! Can you guess our theme? #healthycountybootcamp2025 #wellness #healthycounty #tacisawesome

Wednesday was the first major milestone of CPH’s Healthy Children and Safe Homes by 2040 initiative. I've had the privilege of leading our 30+ project team to build two large scale initiatives. I am proud of what our team has been able to accomplish. Our internal staff training (500+ employees) is based on the Undesign the Redline exhibit with a focus on education, awareness, and guided conversation surrounding racism as a public health crisis. To further discussions surrounding racism in the community, CPH created an environment for staff to share their personal experiences while focusing on the facts of redlining. The aftermath of redlining directly ties to the poor social and health outcomes we address in our work everyday. The external facing project addresses lead poisoned children and safe housing. Undesigning the legacy of redlining means going to the root of the systemic issues. With the collaboration of our community we will proactively remove lead hazards from homes, and ensure we are no longer using our children like canaries in a coal mine to detect when lead is present in a home. This is just the beginning… https://lnkd.in/gZpRenBg.

Some years ago, the SHIP administrator in Flagler County was attempting to educate folks on what a Community Land Trust (CLT) was. It's a way to have land managed by a trust with a 99 year ground lease so that home buyers can pay only for their homes--build some equity, and therefore see long term affordability. Folks always asked why it was needed, since land costs were so low. They aren't right now, and that's why! Infill lots selling for $12,000 just a few years ago are now priced in the $40,000 to $60,000 range today. A Community Land Trust does not have to be one big plat of land that requires significant infrastructure development. It can inlclude various infills. Because the Live Local Act opens surplus lands suitable for affordable housing provisions to CRAs and special districts, some possibilities are opening up for the development of CLTs.

HOPE's workshops, certifications, and technical assistance are all important ways of implementing the HOPE framework and integrating positive childhood experiences (PCEs) into practice. PCEs change the way we interact with children and families and promote healing, resilience, and equitable systems change. When we promote a practice that honors and celebrates the positives in people’s lives, we are changing the narrative by creating healing spaces for children to grow into healthy and resilient adults. Learn more about our training options: https://buff.ly/3W2AVby

WATCH ▶ Find out more about the 5 priority areas of focus that will guide our progress in achieving our vision of vulnerable children having the foundational family or other close relationships they need to thrive in life 👇 Read our strategy in full: https://lnkd.in/eBwnckRW

We're excited to announce that we've extended our Conference registration deadline, giving even more restorative professionals the chance to connect, learn, and grow! Don't miss this opportunity to join us! Over the past 25 years, the restorative sector has made significant strides, but we know that more can be done moving forward. This is why, during this year’s conference, we want to explore what the future of restorative holds. Thus, the 5th annual RJC conference theme is ‘RESTORATIVE REFLECTIONS: A blueprint for a restorative future.’ This year, our conference sessions will focus on four conference themes: 1) The transformational power of restorative justice for adults and young people 2) Creating a restorative ecosystem in our education system 3) Centring restorative practice in health and social care innovation 4) A blueprint for restorative community building View our conference and register online by the 10th of November by visiting https://ow.ly/3RGi50Q3qON.

In this episode with the team behind Camp Dream. Speak. Live. Delaware, we discuss the power of camp experiences, shifting the paradigm when it comes to therapeutic approaches, and partnering with colleges and universities to create life-changing programs for children and families. https://bit.ly/3NVa0tc

Come check out our upcoming Nuts & Bolts series about the important impact that Fathers have on Family Engagement!

The profound impact of grief is undeniable. LightsOut combines Lived Experience, evidence-based skills, and research to underscore the significance of death awareness and grief-related abilities. In our Background Paper, you can explore the effects of grief, the reasoning behind learning about personal death awareness, and the importance of grief skills. Additionally, the research highlights how grief literacy contributes to building resilience. Our Grief Education Program comprehensively addresses all these crucial aspects. At LightsOut, our mission is to make grief easier. https://lnkd.in/gujDNBTV