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Tammi Pitzen

Thirty Stories from Thirty Years: Story Number 3

By Tammi Pitzen, Executive Director of the Children’s Advocacy Center of Jackson County. This is story #3 in Tammi Pitzen’s series of 30 stories from her 30 years working in child welfare. You can read all the stories here. Change Can Build Resiliency Right about now we could all use a little more resiliency with
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Thirty Stories From Thirty Years: Story Number 1

By Tammi Pitzen, Executive Director of the Children’s Advocacy Center of Jackson County This is story #1 in Tammi Pitzen’s series of 30 stories from her 30 years working in child welfare. You can read all the stories here. I quietly celebrated the beginning of my thirtieth year of a career in child protection a

My Spin: Oregon’s Top Rank Registered Sex Offenders

By Tammi Pitzen, Executive Director of the Children’s Advocacy Center of Jackson County School has started back.  At my house we are shifting back to “normal” schedule.  You know—the regular routine.  6:30 wake up.  7:12 out the door for school and work.  6:00 get home.  6:15 start our reading homework.  6:45 do the rest of

Sexual abuse, Show Dogs and the sort of apology

By Tammi Pitzen, Executive Director of the Children’s Advocacy Center of Jackson County I started this blog four and a half years ago with the intention of providing insights into child abuse through the lens of a professional career in child protection that spanned several decades.  Somewhere along the way the focus or lens shifted

Cherish a Child Luncheon

By Theresa Hart. Development Director for The Children’s Advocacy Center of Jackson County Each year the Children’s Advocacy Center of Jackson County hosts a fundraising luncheon. During these luncheons, guests will receive an update from Tammi Pitzen, CAC Executive Director, about what’s happened at the CAC in the last year. They will also hear the

Tammi Pitzen: The 26th anniversary of living my passion

By Tammi Pitzen, Executive Director of the Children’s Advocacy Center of Jackson County In 1989, I started this quest into the field of child abuse as an intern on the Ouachita Parish Sheriff’s Office child abuse team.  It was made up of two women detectives.  I graduated in 1990 from Northeast Louisiana University. (They changed

A Strong Man

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