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Hope in the most unlikely places

Posted by: cacjc / Apr 1, 2016 / Tags: forensic interviews, hope, paradigm shift, reporting child abuse

By Tammi Pitzen, Executive Director of the Children’s Advocacy Center of Jackson County April brings spring, renewal, energy and awareness on a very tough topic — Child Abuse. I recently had a conversation with a woman who, like many other people who talk to me about my work, was very focused on the “depressing” part

SOU volunteer reflects on her experience at CAC

Posted by: cacjc / Mar 7, 2016 / Tags: CAC volunteer, Cydney Reid, senior project, Southern Oregon University

My name is Cydney Reid and I am a volunteer at the Children’s Advocacy Center of Jackson County. I am currently a senior at Southern Oregon University studying psychology and sociology. I first heard about the Children’s Advocacy Center through a friend who was already volunteering at the CAC. My friend had always expressed how

Winter Gala 2016: Camelot and Good Deeds for Children

Posted by: cacjc / Feb 22, 2016 / Tags: 2016 Winter Gala, An Evening in Camelot, Camelot, Geoffrey Riley, Joi Riley, kind deeds, King Arthur, King Arthurs Court, Lancelot, Merlin, Morgaine, Queen Guinevere

By Michelle Wilson, Development Director for The Children’s Advocacy Center of Jackson County “Don’t ever let it be forgot That once there was a spot For one brief, shining moment That was known as Camelot!” ~ Camelot (the movie) King Arthur and Queen Guinevere ~ played by Geoffrey and Joi Riley For one brief moment

A Strong Man

Posted by: cacjc / Apr 10, 2015 / Tags: A stron man, Barnyard movie, Big Idea, Child Abuse Prevention Month, Darkness to Light, Jackson County, Patriarch Cow Ben, Stewards of Children, Tammi Pitzen, United Way of Jackson County, volunteering, young cow Otis

By Tammi Pitzen, Director of The Children’s Advocacy Center of Jackson County I will let you in on a secret. I love animated movies. I love Disney. I love Pixar. Long before I had my son, I would watch these movies . . . usually not on the big screen, but in the privacy of

Live United!

Posted by: cacjc / Dec 23, 2014 / Tags: Ashland Food Co-op, Bat Mitzvah projet, Becky Hale, Building Bridges, Cherish a Child Luncheon, Daniel Murphy, Hanley Farm, Integrity of Life Services, Jackson County United Way, Jenna Trotter, Rogue Valley Farm to School, Rogue Valley YMCA, Rose Circle, shoe box gifts, The Craterian Theater, The Oregon Conservatory of Performing Arts, The Studio of Living Opportunities, Touvelle Foundation, Warhorse Alliance

By Tammi Pitzen, Executive Director of the Children’s Advocacy Center of Jackson County I have been reflecting on “community” a lot recently and really trying to name what it is to me. This could be as a result of the recent tragedy in Ferguson. It could be as a result of my son growing older

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