Wednesday, November 19, 2025
Indiana EMS Association/Indiana ENA Crossroads Emergency Education Conference
French Lick Resort
8670 W. State Road 56
French Lick, Indiana 47432
Forensic nurses, medical professionals, law enforcement personnel, attorneys, and victim service workers are invited to join us for an immersive training on the best practices from investigation to adjudication. Explore the anatomy of a criminal case, learn more about testimony and the medical perspective, experience testifying demonstrations and testimony exercises, and more.
Kristina Korobov and Kathleen Nolan, attorneys with Zero Abuse Project, will be presenting during this Testimony Training in March.
Kristina Korobov is a senior attorney with Zero Abuse Project. She brings 20+ years of experience as a prosecutor and trainer in the areas of crimes against children and crimes of sexual and domestic violence against adults.
Kristina previously served as an Assistant United States Attorney for the Southern District of Indiana. There, she was the Project Safe Childhood Coordinator, prosecuting cases involving internet crimes against children and sex trafficking of minors. These prosecutions included sextortion, child solicitation, and hands-on offenses, as well as crimes involving trafficking in child sexual abuse material. She worked cases with the Indiana Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force and served as the co-chair for the state’s anti-trafficking task force (IPATH).
Kristina has been training on a national and international level since 2003 and formerly served as a senior attorney for the National Center for the Prosecution of Violence Against Women (NCPVAW), a division of the National District Attorney’s Association (NDAA) in Alexandria, VA.
Kathleen Nolan is a senior attorney with Zero Abuse Project. She brings 15+ years of experience as a prosecutor in the area of child protection.
Kathleen previously served as the Chief of the Children’s Justice Division in the Madison County State’s Attorney’s Office in Madison County, Illinois. The Children’s Justice Division handled the charging and prosecution of all child victim cases in the county including physical abuse, sexual assault and child deaths. Her role as Chief of the Division also involved mentoring and training the attorneys she supervised. She also created and presented specialized trainings for members of the Madison County Multi-Disciplinary Team including police, forensic interviewers and Department of Children and Family Services workers.
As a board member of the Southern Illinois Child Death Investigation Task Force, Kathleen worked with a team of professionals across Southern Illinois to create more effective procedures for the examination of suspicious child deaths. Her work as a board member including the creation and presentation of trainings for the various members of the task force.
Learn more about the Indiana EMS Association/Indiana ENA Crossroads Emergency Education Conference and register here
Thursday, December 4, 2025
Will meet in person and virtually from 1 to 5 p.m.
In-person location: IU Health Ruth Lilly Health Education Center, 2055 N. Senate Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46202
Virtual: Via Teams
Instructor: Calvalyn Day, MsED, TICC
Lead coach and consultant Calvalyn Day, MsED, TICC, has practiced as a school counselor and coach helping individuals achieve personal and professional goals. Calvalyn is a nationally published author, speaker, and trainer working with multi-million dollar mission-driven organizations. Calvalyn's style blends the right amount of information and inspiration to create transformation for clients. Calvalyn is trained in trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, collaborative problem solving and the Structured Analysis Family Evaluation (SAFE) foster family screening tool.
Please note: All scholarships have been claimed at this time.
This three-part webinar series is presented by Jim Hopper, PhD, and End Violence Against Women International (EVAWI).
- Neurobiology of Sexual Assault - Part 1: Experience and Behavior
Duration: 90 minutes - Neurobiology of Sexual Assault - Part 2: Experience and Memory
Duration: 90 minutes - "Fight, Flight, Freeze" to "Survival Mode" and Reflexes and Habits"
Duration: 75 minutes
Topics and objectives include understanding key brain circuitries impacted by fear and trauma, recognizing common brain-based impacts of trauma on attention and memory encoding and storage, understanding interviewing methods most likely to help sexual assault victims recall and report the most complete and accurate memories possible, recognizing why "fight or flight" and its variants are harmful to many survivors of sexual assault, and more.
Once the series is completed, participants may be awarded up to 4.25 CEs through the Center of Continuing Professional Development at IU Health.
Application Process:
Practicing forensic nurses in an established forensic nursing program in Indiana may apply for a scholarship at the link below to access the EVAWI series at no cost. Applicants must agree to complete all three parts of the webinar and send the certificates of completion to the project coordinator.
All scholarships have been claimed at this time. Please check back for additional scholarship opportunities.
