March 2023

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Understanding Public Perception of Child Welfare NCWWI is examining the public perception of child welfare from various perspectives. One of those is our workforce. If you are open to sharing your experience and thoughts during a two-hour moderated session in April, please complete the participation form by March 24, 2023. Participation Form

Upcoming Webinars View our comprehensive list of free webinars relevant to child welfare professionals. Below are a few we wanted to highlight. 3/7: Rejuvenating your support groups for foster, adoptive & kinship families 3/8: Dads & Mental Health Matters 3/15: Indigenous Leadership to End Violence from a Woman’s Perspective 3/16: Building Recognition & Relationships to Help Native Youth Thrive 3/21: Engaging in Critical Conversations on Antiracism, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging 3/21: Trauma-Informed Supervision, Maintaining Clear Roles with Realistic Expectations within Tribal Child Welfare Programs

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