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Child Advocacy Studies

Academic Microcredential

Overview

This microcredential provides a focused introduction to child advocacy studies and the prevention of child maltreatment. Designed for individuals in frontline professions and others whose work regularly involves children, it builds knowledge in child protection, response, prevention, and ethical decision-making. Based on the Zero Abuse Project’s CAST curriculum, coursework develops practical and applied skills that support children’s safety and well-being across professional settings.

Who is eligible?

All learners

Format

Main Campus, Online

Credit or Non-Credit

Credit

Time to Complete

3 classes (9 credits)

Skills You'll Build

  • Understand maltreatment & trauma
  • Multidisciplinary collaboration
  • Survivor-centered intervention
  • Build professional resilience

Courses

  • CHA 401
  • CHA 402
  • CHA 403

*Prerequisite: PSY 200, PSY 320, or HDV 323

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