Our purpose is to increase child welfare practice effectiveness through diverse partnerships that focus on workforce systems development, organizational interventions, and change leadership, using data-driven capacity building, education, and professional development.
Announcement: University Partnerships RFP & Informational Webinar
National eUpdate #12 LAMM Curriculum, Coaching Manual & Tribal Facilitation Guide
Twelve NCWWI Traineeship Programs: Comprehensive Summary of Legacies & Lessons Learned
NCWWI Bilingual Traineeship Program: Legacies & Lessons Learned
NCWWI Traineeship Programs Student Profiles
National eUpdate #11 - 5 More Years
University Partnerships Request for Proposals
LAMM Tribal Coaching Materials
A Comprehensive Workforce Strategy to Advance Child Welfare Outcomes
Learning & Living Leadership: A Tool Kit
Traineeship Syllabi Collection
Traineeship Teaching Resources
Mary McCarthy, PhD, LMSW
Co-Principal Investigator
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Katharine Briar-Lawson, MSW, PhD
Co-Principal Investigator
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Nancy S. Dickinson, MSSW, PhD
NCWWI Project Director
University of Maryland School of Social Work
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The NCWWI is operated by the University at Albany School of Social Welfare and is made possible by grant number 90CT7002 from the Children's Bureau. The contents of this website are solely the responsibility of the NCWWI and do not necessarily represent the official views of the Children’s Bureau, ACYF, ACF, or HHS. The Children's Bureau funds the NCWWI as part of the Training & Technical Assistance Network established by the Children's Bureau.
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