Ensuring males feel included and heard can impact resource parent recruitment, staff retention, and overall organizational culture. The speakers will provide a brief history of NFPN before instructing participants on the application of the tools. The Pascale Sykes Foundation, in partnership with The Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs at Rutgers University-Camden (WRI) and Family Strengthening Network, will present evaluative findings from a study on the Whole Family Approach. Programs will be highlighted from Arizona, Arkansas, Kansas, Maine, and Nebraska. We will receive updates from governments . This presentation describes an analytic framework that state and local child welfare agencies and system partners can use to measure economic risk factors in child welfare. You should have also received an email from sswr@gntv.info that will tell you to look for the login email. International Symposium on Child Abuse Building Forensic Interviewing Skills Online Training Consultation Group for Supervisors of Forensic Interviewers Customized Trainings International Training Mentoring and Consultation Groups for Forensic Interviewers Online Trainings Southern Regional Children's Advocacy Center Takeaway Tuesday Tote Bag Inserts An Exhibitor/Sponsor Exclusive! Presenter: Cathy Hockaday, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, I2 Building Protective Factors So Adult and Child Survivors of Domestic Violence Can Thrive. Utilizing safety science to impress value on all individuals participating allows us the space to critically think with peers while exploring ways to improve our practice through data-driven decision-making. . Action Lab Sessions E A version of the guidance for young people and a separate version suitable for younger children are also available for practitioners to share. For 75 years, the Juvenile Welfare Board of Pinellas County, FL (JWB) has existed to meet the most pressing and immediate needs of Pinellas County children. Action Lab Sessions A Our traditional Advocacy Day activities looked a little different due to certain restrictions on Capitol Hill, but we were still able to incorporate opportunities for attendees voices to be heard on the critical issues of Child Tax Credit (CTC) extension, implementation of child care expansion, and other significant topics. 2023 Save the Date We need to collectively work hand-in-hand with families, communities, and other systems, as well as federal, state, and local leadership, to eliminate the many barriers to achieving our vision. PDF, 1.03 MB, 116 pages, Ref: DFE-00196-2018 The events of 2020including a global pandemic, a nationwide conversation about systemic racism, and a contentious electionallowed us to immediately put our core values into practice. FFT in FC is a comprehensive, systematic approach to help families overcome individual and relational trauma in order to promote stable placement and long-term permanency. The purpose of this session is to familiarize people with the agenda and to discuss how it can be used to support the transformation of child welfare. Join us to learn how the program blends family finding + family engagement + kinship navigation and how its scaling nationally! The CWLA 2022 post-conference Training Institute was a two-day event, designed to enhance the knowledge and skills of workers, supervisors, managers, and directors to a more strengths-based, prevention-focused system of care. I've previously presented at the National Collegiate Honors Council . As part of an ambitious, multi-year strategy to advance racial justice and equity in medicine, the AMA has committed to working in partnership with key stakeholders to address determinants of health and set more children up for long and healthy lives. Child welfare and mental health professionals serving these families often have limited understanding of the complex issues around adoptionincluding trauma, grief, loss, and identitythat contribute to common mental health problems and challenges for families. This session will focus on the efforts of The Childrens Village to incorporate a racial equity lens into their work with families. Mar 29-30, 2023. Caseworker turnover is a hallmark obstacle in child welfarebut the options available to tackle this challenge are improving. The Home Visiting Summit will remain merged with the conference for 2022. The CWLA National Blueprint identifies the importance of having an array of services that help vulnerable families accomplish developmental tasks. A comprehensive CQI system is required to systematically and strategically harness data to build effective processes that enable continuous learning for the improvement of practices, services, and performance. It will take only 2 minutes to fill in. This conference will explore the issues impacting Looked After Children, such as, why they are more prone to suffer with addiction, be . Presenters: Rachael Hudgins and Monica Roose, Indiana Department of Child Services, Indianapolis, IN, D6 Building a 21st Century Research Agenda to Increase the Use of Research in Child Welfare Decision-Making. Interested in promoting your products and services in the conference program? Action Lab Sessions C The Child Welfare League of America (CWLA) will host its 2022 National Conference in Washington, DC from April 27 - 29, 2022. Healthy families, organizations, and teams share common features. Exhibit Hall Dates & Times(subject to change without notice). QPI is a process to improve permanency and well-being for children by shifting systems away from bureaucracy and toward an approach based on relationships. When done properly, effective co-parenting can aid and assist in the overall growth and healthy development of children. This action lab showcases the systems partnerships between the Kansas Department of Children and Families, Kansas Family Advisory Network, and the Capacity Building Center for States. National Conference on Coaching in Human Services Event Date. Full registration fees include workshops, general sessions, Wednesday reception, and membership for non-members. This presentation will cover the red flags that can help them recognize situations where the childs treatment with psychiatric medications may be problematic and / or parents objections may be reasonable. The conference brings together participants from across Kansas and Oklahoma for learning, laughter, and networking. Pay by credit card or select Bill Me option to receive an invoice. CWLA, the American Public Human Services Association, and the American Academy of Social Work and Social Welfare, along with Black Administrators in Child Welfare, the National Indian Child Welfare Association, Child Trends Hispanic Institute and Social Currents were partners in this effort. Added the Working Together 2018 version, transitional arrangements, statutory framework, and introductory letters from DfE and the Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel. November 20, 2023. Action Lab Sessions I The pre-conference session has a separate fee ($150 per person). Presenters: Vicky Kelly, Chair, CWLA Board of Directors; Commissioner Vannessa Dorantes of Connecticut; Steve Volk, Investigative Solutions Reporter, Resolve Philly and Stoneleigh Fellow, Wednesday, April 27 The session will also describe how The Childrens Village and their consultant developed an agency-wide training aimed at educating all staff on the history of family. CASA, or Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children, is a unique model that brings trained, supported, and supervised community volunteers into our court and child welfare systems to collaborate with the many people involved in a childs case and advocate for children and their families. Families, youth, communities, advocates, and professionalsacross systemsare coming together to call for an integrated and equitable child- and family-serving system that addresses the root causes of family instability and child welfare system involvement. After 6 years of advocacy and support to child protection authorities in Sri Lanka, key government and civil society partners are ready to roll out UN-defined alternative care in Sri Lanka. The evidence-based Family Centered Treatment model, from its very first session with a family, initiates a comprehensive series of assessment activities aimed to gather information related to protective and risk factors, historical and generational trauma, cultural influences, and natural community-based supports. This presentation is based on four years of research into parent support groups for parents raising children exposed to trauma; extensive interviews with agency administrators, group facilitators, and parents; and two years of data from over 30 groups. Participants will utilizeThe 7 Ps Exercisedeveloped by CWLA Senior Fellow Paul DiLorenzo during his 30+ years of planning, developing, implementing, and managing community and neighborhood-based family support programmingto create a To Do list for transformation, and at the same time, highlight existing strengths and opportunities that a provider might not have considered in their desire to become more primary prevention oriented. Presenters will focus on how Centene has collaborated with states to improve quality of life for the child welfare population. Exhibitors can sponsor the cards by selecting to contribute as an add-on option when registering. University researchers and child protection leaders from a large Midwest metropolitan county established a research partnership to identify key factors related to maltreatment re-reporting, recurrence, and foster care re-entry, considering these factors in the context of significant policy and practice reforms occurring during the study period. The session will be facilitated by representatives from CWLA and Casey Family who were involved in the creation of the agenda. . Statutory guidance is issued by law - you must follow it unless theres a good reason not to. Conference Tracks Medical When they work together, they make ideal partnersphilanthropy contributing nimbleness and a spirit of experimentation, while government commands the resources to sustain what works. OhioKAN partners with systems to identify and develop collaborative strategies to address knowledge and capacity gaps in communities across Ohio. Recent policy action in Kentucky makes available $1000 per family in flexible funding. The intent of the agenda is to use research to transform the way in which we support families and communities. Presenters: Tessa Richter, Children and Family Futures, Lake Forest, CA; Megan Kearsley, Colorado Judicial Branch, Denver, CO, C5 Incorporating a Racial Equity Lens in Implementation of Evidence-Based Models for Child Welfare Preventive Populations. This session will guide attendees through the use of Chapin Halls EBP Exploration and Cost Tool in the planning and implementation of the Family First service array. Wednesday, April 27 This analytic framework was developed using a multi-disciplinary roundtable of experts from academia with federal, state, and local agencies. For all confirmed 2022 SSWR Conference In-Person and Virtual registrants, your login credentials have been sent to you from web@sswrvirtual.com with the subject line of "SSWR Login Information" by Tuesday, January 11, 2022, 6:57 pm, ET. Presenter: Rae Glaser, NYS Kinship Navigator, Rochester, NY, I5 Child Welfare and Medicaid: Making Medicaid Happen. You have rejected additional cookies. Attendees will also learn ways to incorporate their visions into their own Family First prevention plans and design actionable implementation strategies. 2023 Celebrate Kids! Save the date for September 20-22, 2022 and join us at the Hyatt Regency Columbus for the 28th Annual Celebrate Kids! To address these issues, New England Youth Coalition (NEYC) youth advocates and adult supporters engaged in a strategic planning process to identify the best way to support youth in creating positive change in the child welfare system. A focus of this conversational session will be shared learning across systems. Participants will walk away with a better understanding of the tool and how it can be used in the context of Family First implementation. Required material, Building Blocks for Effective Co-Parenting: Companion Workbook is available to purchase online through the CWLA Bookstore and will be waiting for you at conference registration! In this action lab, AMA Board Chair Bobby Mukkamala, MD, a head and neck surgeon from Flint, Michigan, will offer his personal perspective on the devastating impact of social determinants of health and how addressing problems upstream can lead to better outcomes for children and families. 0161 376 9007 View Programme Request to Speak Please note that this event is now finished Safeguarding Children Tuesday, 22 March 2022 Pendulum Hotel & Manchester Conference Centre 09:00 - 16:00 View Programme Request to Speak 220+ Conference Attendees 8 CPD Credits 10 Expert Speakers 10 Sponsors & Supporters Overview This training session focuses on essential skills that relatives, foster, and adoptive families must have to ensure that the children in their care are served by a trauma-informed team with clear roles and responsibilities. 9:45 am 10:45 am, H1 Building the Next Generation of Child Welfare Leaders: Leading, Learning and Linkages. 1:15 pm 2:15 pm, D1 An Analytic Framework to Address Economic-Related Risk Factors in Child Welfare(Spotlight Track). This collective event will welcome over 300 delegates to Canmore, Alberta, October 5th through 7th, 2022. In 2021, the Indiana Department of Child Services spoke with caseworkers about the difficulties of conducting investigations of maltreatment. NICWA's Protecting Our Children Conference offers a robust and rigorous agenda throughout the four-day event. With over 1,500 attendeesand growing every yearthis four-day conference has become the premiere national event addressing tribal child welfare and well-being. Participants will preview some of the interactive activities, learn about the global aspect of SFP 10-14 as it has been implemented in over 25 countries, and, finally, understand how to become certified facilitators and implement the program locally. It was also to honor the hard work of child welfare professionals in improving outcomes for . In 2018, Kinship Navigator implemented the New York State Kinship Navigator System of Care Project, and has since adapted the program for a virtual environment. Maximize your exposure! There is a need for systematic, specific, evidence-based treatment programs that focus on supporting foster parents, identifying and serving the current needs of children and youth while at the same time working toward permanency as a primary outcome. Registering means you agree with the. Raffled items will include gift cards. This is a factual update to Working Together to Safeguard Children 2018 to reflect recent changes to legislation, including: Integrated Care Boards: from 1 July 2022, integrated care boards have . Child Welfare Information Gateway exhibit at many conferences throughout the country to provide free materials to the field. This presentation will discuss how systemic partnerships between housing and child and family serving systems can effectively improve outcomes for children and families across the prevention continuum. Conference on Child Welfare and the Courts The Wisconsin Department of Children and Families and Children's Court Improvement Program sponsor this biennial conference for judicial officers, county and tribal agency management, and attorneys involved in child welfare and juvenile justice. Since then, an increasingly durable and agile spirit of collaboration in L.A. fuels an ability to test new ideas, assess their effectiveness, and bring them to scale in ways that significantly impact child welfare reform. This action lab will provide an opportunity for participants to learn about LA County Faith in Motion, the faith-based engagement framework that the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Families developed and has been implementing. Attendees were also given an opportunity to provide input into what CWLA includes as we update the current Standards of Excellence for Child Protective Services and create a new Standards of Excellence for Community-Based Prevention Services. As professionals and volunteers working in a high-stakes field, we have learned from the events of this past year that we can and must do business differently. Payment in full is due with registration. The CLO will be responsible for developing and implementing all education program content across all platforms as well as creating a new . Presenters: Tessa Richter, Children and family Futures, Lake Forest, CA; Lynne Katz, University of Miami, Miramar, CA, B5 Kinship Family-Centered Engagement and Systems Partnerships for Implementation and Evaluation of Kansas Kinship Navigator. Presenters: Austin Griffiths, Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, OH; Oliver Beer, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, B3 Meeting the Complex Mental Health Needs of Children Moving to Permanency by Enhancing Adoption Competency for Child Welfare and Mental Health Professionals. This session will discuss the barriers faced by youth who identify as LGBTQ+, the additional challenges for youth of color who identify as LGBTQ+, how to use an intersectional lens to inform your work, organizational policies to reduce these barriers, and a model and tools from HRCs All ChildrenAll Families for practice improvement. This presentation addresses the importance of quality family time and how to use family time to strengthen parent-child relationships. This session will look at elements of successful cross system collaboration between state, local, and private agencies and MCOs. While critical conversations about the future of child welfare are occurring across the nation, many public and private agencies continue to struggle with workforce issues such as shortages of qualified candidates and high turnover. The NCSEA Leadership Symposium is an annual conference for the child support community to share and celebrate the application of best practices, partnerships, and innovative thinking within the day to day management and operations of the child support program. The 2022 CWLA conference was an opportunity to use our 4 As approach for transformation: awareness, acknowledgment, action, and accountability. This presentation will cover best practices for agencies to engage families in addressing complex trauma and building resilience in their children. In 2022, the National CASA/GAL Association for Children will offer an opportunity to come together for collaboration, training and professional development at an in-person Annual Conference in June. 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