The NCWWI Advisory Board was charged to “reimagine” the child welfare system by focusing on promoting child and family well-being. Through their deliberations and recommendations, this “re- envisioning” document, Child Welfare Systems Change, was generated to inform ways to build a child welfare system that is family-centered, anti-colonial, and anti-racist. In the three-tiered prevention approach, we encourage the mobilization of community stakeholders to guide child welfare system reforms, especially those with lived experience. This document was updated in July 2022 to address the workforce crisis and also includes COVID lessons, practices, and concerns.
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