Calculating Turnover
In this video, Megan Paul, QIC-WD Workforce Team Lead, discusses how to calculate turnover in a child welfare agency.
In this video, Megan Paul, QIC-WD Workforce Team Lead, discusses how to calculate turnover in a child welfare agency.
These short (one minute or less) videos provide reflection questions and link to a racial equity and inclusion resource. We hope you will use them to reflect on your racial equity efforts and share them with your colleagues and friends.
Child welfare systems should foster a healthy organizational culture and climate and improve the well-being of the child welfare workforce. Attention to issues of racial equity, in all facets of the organization and workforce, is particularly critical. This video discusses how child welfare organizations can create equity in the workforce by promoting diversity, emphasizing the …
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This hour long documentary focuses on the lives and culture of the people that make up the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe in Minnesota.
During the 2020 Child Welfare Worker Recognition Event, National Child Welfare Advocate, Victor Sims, gave an inspirational talk on how child welfare workers make a difference by showing up. This animated video is a shortened version of his speech. If you would like to hear it in its entirety, watch https://vimeo.com/458332722. To continue to learn …
During the 2020 Child Welfare Worker Recognition Event, National Child Welfare Advocate, Courtney Canova, gave an inspirational talk on how her social worker kept showing up…and it made all the difference! This animated video is a shortened version of her speech. If you would like to hear it in its entirety, watch https://vimeo.com/458332722.
In this eye-opening talk about the impact of race and neighborhood on foster-care decisions, social worker Jessica Pryce shares a promising solution to help child welfare agencies make bias-free assessments about when to remove children from their families. “Let’s work together to build a system that wants to make families stronger instead of pulling them …
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This video features the perspectives of three frontline social workers at various stages of their child protection careers and highlights their experience with moral injury in their work with children and families. In this video you will learn about how moral injury happens, what moral injury feels like, and how to cope with moral injury.
This video describes historical experiences of intrusive research and judgmental evaluations that have caused harm to many American Indian and Alaska Native communities, introduces a vision for the future of Tribal child welfare evaluation and a guide for developing culturally and scientifically rigorous evaluation.
This report is a summary of the information states provided in their 2015–2019 Child and Family Services Plan’s (CFSP) in accordance with the statutory requirements under title IV-B, regarding their compliance with the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) and their consultation and collaboration with tribes. This report also includes information reported in a sample of …