Is There a Compass? Navigating Cultural Conflict

Event Description

Harris County Child Abuse Task Force 

Presents 

Is there a Compass?
Navigating Cultural Conflict from Forced Marriage to Sexual and Domestic Violence:
Addressing the challenges of child abuse within diverse communities to protect immigrant survivors. 

Guest Speakers:

Anne Chandler, Houston Director

Tahirih Justice Center

Nasim Hoomanrad, Houston Social Services Manager

Tahirih Justice Center

Tiffany Dupree, Chief Prosecutor

Harris County District Attorney Office

Thursday, November 3, 2016, 2PM to 5PM

Fees are:  Free for Task Force Members

$10 for Non-Members

(refreshments included in fee)

DePelchin Children’s Center
4950 Memorial Drive

Houston, Texas 77007

RSVP: catf@tcftm.org by Monday, October 31, 2016
(CEUs will be provided for LPC, LMFT, Social Work, and T-COLES.)

DePelchin Children’s Center

4950 Memorial Drive

Houston, Texas 77007

713.730.2335

(RSVPs are NOT managed via this phone number. 
Directions and questions regarding DePelchin are available at this number.)

From 610 West Loop: Exit Memorial. Go east (toward town) and exit at Shepherd.  Turn left and immediately left again, turning west (away from town). Turn right on the first street, which is Sandman.  Park in the lot behind the building on your right, in the lot across from the building, or on the street. Enter through the main door, which you can find by following the red brick sidewalk.  The receptionist will guide you to the room.

From 45 or 59, north or southbound:  Exit 1-10 westbound. Take 1-10 to the Shepherd/Durham exit, and take Durham (which is a one way street going left) to Feagan.  Turn right on Feagan to the first street, which is Sandman.  Turn left and go to the 3 story building on the left.  Park and enter as above.