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.
Dismantling Racial Inequity #1: Using an Institutional Analysis to Identify Core Issues and Spur Change - June
Child Welfare New & Social Media eUpdate #31 - June
National eUpdate #21: Real Stories, Online Learning Tools, New Resources and NCWWI Staff Updates - MayChild Welfare New & Social Media eUpdate #30 - May
Real Story: When Preparation Meets Opportunity - Apr
Leading Through Understanding the Role of Real Life Stories - Apr
Tools of the Trade Webinar Series - Apr
Mind the Gap #10: Peer Mentoring, Crisis Response & Resilience-building - NJ DCF’s Worker2Worker - Apr
Child Welfare News & Social Media eUpdate #29 - Apr
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