National Child Welfare Workforce Institute (NCWWI)

The Iowa Department of Human Services in Sioux City (Woodbury County) discusses their Community Initiative for Native Children and Families (CINCF) which was formed in response to the disproportionate and disparate number of Native American children in the child welfare system. This collaboration was built on a grassroots effort started by the Native American community, gaining the attention of Iowa Department of Human Services and building partnerships, and how it continues to be sustained today. 

The Iowa Department of Human Services in Sioux City (Woodbury County) discusses their Community Initiative for Native Children and Families (CINCF) which was formed in response to the disproportionate and disparate number of Native American children in the child welfare system. This collaboration was built on a grassroots effort started by the Native American community, gaining the attention of Iowa Department of Human Services and building partnerships, and how it continues to be sustained today. 

The Iowa Department of Human Services in Sioux City (Woodbury County) discusses their Community Initiative for Native Children and Families (CINCF) which was formed in response to the disproportionate and disparate number of Native American children in the child welfare system. This collaboration was built on a grassroots effort started by the Native American community, gaining the attention of Iowa Department of Human Services and building partnerships, and how it continues to be sustained today. 

The Iowa Department of Human Services in Sioux City (Woodbury County) discusses their Community Initiative for Native Children and Families (CINCF) which was formed in response to the disproportionate and disparate number of Native American children in the child welfare system. This collaboration was built on a grassroots effort started by the Native American community, gaining the attention of Iowa Department of Human Services and building partnerships, and how it continues to be sustained today. 

The Iowa Department of Human Services in Sioux City (Woodbury County) discusses their Community Initiative for Native Children and Families (CINCF) which was formed in response to the disproportionate and disparate number of Native American children in the child welfare system. This collaboration was built on a grassroots effort started by the Native American community, gaining the attention of Iowa Department of Human Services and building partnerships, and how it continues to be sustained today. 

The Iowa Department of Human Services in Sioux City (Woodbury County) discusses their Community Initiative for Native Children and Families (CINCF) which was formed in response to the disproportionate and disparate number of Native American children in the child welfare system. This collaboration was built on a grassroots effort started by the Native American community, gaining the attention of Iowa Department of Human Services and building partnerships, and how it continues to be sustained today. 

Hear from Fairfax County (VA) and the Center for the Study of Social Policy about how they used an Institutional Analysis (IA) to help partners understand the “story behind the numbers.” Key components of the IA methodology, and how the change framework organizes strategies that make a difference in the lives of families and children are discussed.

Hear from Fairfax County (VA) and the Center for the Study of Social Policy about how they used an Institutional Analysis (IA) to help partners understand the “story behind the numbers.” Key components of the IA methodology, and how the change framework organizes strategies that make a difference in the lives of families and children are discussed.

Hear from Fairfax County (VA) and the Center for the Study of Social Policy about how they used an Institutional Analysis (IA) to help partners understand the “story behind the numbers.” Key components of the IA methodology, and how the change framework organizes strategies that make a difference in the lives of families and children are discussed.

Hear from Fairfax County (VA) and the Center for the Study of Social Policy about how they used an Institutional Analysis (IA) to help partners understand the “story behind the numbers.” Key components of the IA methodology, and how the change framework organizes strategies that make a difference in the lives of families and children are discussed.

Hear from Fairfax County (VA) and the Center for the Study of Social Policy about how they used an Institutional Analysis (IA) to help partners understand the “story behind the numbers.” Key components of the IA methodology, and how the change framework organizes strategies that make a difference in the lives of families and children are discussed.

Hear from Fairfax County (VA) and the Center for the Study of Social Policy about how they used an Institutional Analysis (IA) to help partners understand the “story behind the numbers.” Key components of the IA methodology, and how the change framework organizes strategies that make a difference in the lives of families and children are discussed.

Learn about the New Jersey Department of Children and Families, Division of Child Protection & Permanency Worker2Worker (W2W) Program is a confidential peer-counseling helpline and support approach for to help manage the unique stressors of frontline child welfare practice. W2W provides a 7-day-a-week helpline reflective of a Reciprocal Peer Support model. The program offers clinical care telephone assessments, a network of referral/treatment services, and psychological first aid with crisis response services following traumatic events.

Learn about the New Jersey Department of Children and Families, Division of Child Protection & Permanency Worker2Worker (W2W) Program is a confidential peer-counseling helpline and support approach for to help manage the unique stressors of frontline child welfare practice. W2W provides a 7-day-a-week helpline reflective of a Reciprocal Peer Support model. The program offers clinical care telephone assessments, a network of referral/treatment services, and psychological first aid with crisis response services following traumatic events.

Learn about the New Jersey Department of Children and Families, Division of Child Protection & Permanency Worker2Worker (W2W) Program is a confidential peer-counseling helpline and support approach for to help manage the unique stressors of frontline child welfare practice. W2W provides a 7-day-a-week helpline reflective of a Reciprocal Peer Support model. The program offers clinical care telephone assessments, a network of referral/treatment services, and psychological first aid with crisis response services following traumatic events.