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National CASA's 2012 Annual Report spotlights CASA programs' accomplishments.

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National CASA Podcast

Podcast LogoIn this series of interviews we provide updates from National CASA, alert you to legislative action, and share experiences from program staff, volunteers and the youth we serve. In addition, you will gain important staff and volunteer skills to help you advocate for abused and neglected children.

You can subscribe via RSS or iTunes and receive new programs as they are released. Or, you can download individual programs below by clicking on the "Download Podcast" link after each listing. And be sure to send an email with your suggestions and feedback to memberservices@casaforchildren.org.

Mon, 12 December 2011
National CASA Podcast Update

We thank Rebecca Grossman for pioneering the podcasts for National CASA and we look forward to bringing more educational and informative topics to the CASA/GAL network with new upcoming podcasts with Sybil Turner.  Click on the link below to hear what topics you can look forward to.  In the meantime, we encourage you to search the podcast library for any topics that you might have missed.  If there are topics that you would like to hear more about, please email your ideas to sybilt@casaforchildren.org

Direct download: Final_Podcast_Transition_Message.mp3
Category:general -- posted at: 2:39pm PST

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We hope you subscribe to our podcast to keep informed and in-touch. But you might also get credits! Before pursuing this as a training activity, check with your volunteer supervisor to see if listening to National CASA podcasts is an approved means of earning continuing education credits in your program and to learn how many credits you will earn.

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