A downloadable curriculum that explores different aspects of fostering a healthy child welfare workforce through the activities, personal stories, and supplemental resources shared during the 2018 Child Welfare Virtual Expo.

This interactive learning experience helps agency teams understand and identify chronic neglect and explores strategies, like developing a plan to use data and community partnerships, to systematically moderate the impact of chronic neglect.

This webinar explores promising practices in pregnancy, parenting, and prevention services featuring the experience of multiple states and jurisdictions.

This webinar identifies best practices to assist caregivers and shares their personal accounts about the critical need for support.

This webinar provides a basic understanding of the Quality Parenting Initiative and highlights innovative programs and strategies that support reunification and emphasize caregiver and parent voice.

This three-day in-person curriculum for state and tribal child welfare staff supports a culturally responsive training environment that builds understanding of tribal experiences, increases ICWA compliance, and promotes sustainable partnerships.

This eight-module downloadable curriculum focuses on improving agencies' CQI processes through dynamic learning activities, scenario-based practice applications, and action planning, which can be customized to your agency's needs.

This interactive learning experience offers strategies to enhance collaboration between courts and State child welfare agencies to promote safety, permanency, and child and family well-being through an example case study.

A downloadable curriculum for child welfare case workers to establish quality contact with a family and receive support from their supervisor. The resources can be used to discuss effective engagement, family collaboration, and positive change.

This downloadable curriculum helps agencies create a more supportive environment for resource parents by providing a flexible way for child welfare agency staff to discuss support structures, plan with the community, and recruit new resource parents.