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.
Register Now - Prioritizing Supervision: Comprehensive Supervisory Development in Indiana - September
Giving Work Back (3.5 minute Microlearning) - September
Newly Added Resources - August
QuickBit: Understanding Job Requirements - September
Quickbit: Workforce Development Foundations - August
QuickBit: Cultural Openness - August
QuickBit: Cultural Identity and Situational Factors - August
QuickBit: Why People Stay and Why They Leave - August
QuickBit: Workforce Development Framework - August
Child Welfare News and Social Media Highlights #22 - August
New Workforce & Leadership References - July
Regulating Distress (3 Minute Microlearning) - July
Child Welfare News and Social Media Highlights #21 - July
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