Leadership can happen from “every seat,” and you’ll need to be at your very best to lead into the future. This webinar, held on September 21, 2022 is an opportunity to reflect on your leadership style and skills through the lens of the NCWWI Leadership Competency Model and explore activities that build leadership competencies.
This activity will help you to improve public perceptions of the organization and build deeper consensus with the public by developing a “We Are Child Welfare” communications campaign. It is a part of the NCWWI Leadership Tool Kit.
This activity will help you to improve understanding of the political situation as it relates to the program by bringing together community stakeholders either virtually or in-person and understanding their viewpoints. It is a part of the NCWWI Leadership Tool Kit.
This activity will help you to assess the justification for a retention program by evaluating the costs of turnover. It is a part of the NCWWI Leadership Tool Kit.
This activity will help you to become aware of your conflict management style and how it potentially influences conflictual situations. It is a part of the NCWWI Leadership Tool Kit.
This activity will help you to encourage creative tension with a group (e.g., team, organization) by implementing strategies to bring differences of opinion to the surface. It is a part of the NCWWI Leadership Tool Kit.
This activity will help you to build consensus in a group by influencing and negotiating through use of structured sharing of conflicting opinions. It is a part of the NCWWI Leadership Tool Kit.
This activity will help you to gain a more thorough understanding of alternative viewpoints and the rationale behind them. It is a part of the NCWWI Leadership Tool Kit.
This activity will help you to understand how political perspectives affect the organization’s functioning and reality. It is a part of the NCWWI Leadership Tool Kit.
This activity will help you to increase sensitivity to and respect for others by becoming better acquainted with people at the organization and their work. It is a part of the NCWWI Leadership Tool Kit.
