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Our purpose is to develop and support a child welfare workforce that can equitably meet the needs of the most vulnerable children and families.
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Celebrating Social Workers
  • Social Work Month Website
  • [1-pager] Reducing Disparities through Indigenous Social Work Education
  • [1-pager] Social Work Degrees Are Leading the Child Welfare Workforce
  • [Infographic] Supporting Transition to Work as a Child Welfare Retention Strategy
  • [Infographic] Child Welfare Can Address Burnout
  • [1-pager] Studentsʼ Experiences of an Anishinaabe-Centered Social Work Education Program
  • Resources to Support University-Agency Partnerships
NEW Products
  • Brief: The Impact of Turnover on Families Involved in Child Welfare
  • 1-Pager: COVID-19 Lessons Learned for Child Welfare
  • Infographic: Centering Child Welfare Worker Well-being
  • Infographic: How Peer Support Can Reduce Burnout and Improve Worker Well-being
  • 1-Pager: How Hope and Resilience Can Lower Burnout Among Child Welfare Workers
  • 1-Pager: Holding Retention Reviews
  • Brief: Rethinking Child Welfare Recruitment
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