We continue the conversation in Part 2 of this episode, discussing forensic interviews and how to properly work with child victims with Mary Beth Nelson with the Georgia Center for Child Advocacy.

In Part 1 of this episode, we are joined by Mary Beth Nelson with the Georgia Center for Child Advocacy. We discuss forensic interviews and how to properly work with child victims. April is also National Child Abuse Prevention Month along with Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

Our host, Jose Ramirez, talks about recognizing the signs of elder abuse or “At-Risk Adults” and how to go about taking the next steps. Jose is joined by William Johnson from the Prosecuting Attorney’s Council of Georgia (PAC) and Heather Strickland from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI).

We sit down with our former team member and Between the Lines host, Anessa Westmoreland. We chat on the topic of self-care for the telecommunicator and what peer support is available.

We are joined by GPSTC's own, Glyn Corbitt. He is the Manager of the Physical Training Section here at GPSTC. Glyn is going to help us learn more about "functional fitness" and why it's important for all public safety.

We're back to continue the conversation on human trafficking with Joanne Southerland.

We're visited by former FBI task force agent, Joanne Southerland, to uncover what human trafficking in Georgia really is and how public safety personnel can come together to combat the crisis.

We have the privilege to speak with Courtney Gale of the University of Georgia Police Department. We get to hear her intense testimony of surviving a critical incident and advice on how to navigate life in the aftermath.

We dive into the topic of strangulation with Sarah Pederson. Sarah is the statewide Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) Coordinator for the CJCC.

Our host, Jose Ramirez, is back to talk with Ray Ham about juveniles in gangs. Ray is with the Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice and the Georgia Gang Investigator's Association.