From Learning to Action: Shared Accountability for Disrupting Harm and Promoting Healing

The annual conference is an opportunity for us to bring together professionals from child welfare law and intersecting fields and further NACC’s mission through the exchange of ideas, information, and collective efforts.

The 2023 Prevent Child Abuse America National Conference will examine these core components—innovative programs and practices, family-focused policies, cutting-edge research, and public awareness and engagement strategies—and provide the latest thinking to help drive the field toward upstream prevention so that every child has the opportunity to grow up safe and nurtured.

Children are often the first impacted and the last identified and helped! This conference brings professionals from ALL disciplines together to discuss how to better identify children impacted by familial substance use, what the impacts and long-term needs are, and how to support and provide services to them. Conference will feature national speakers, experts in the fields, and local initiatives. Topics: prevention, intervention, identification, trauma, Tribal, ACE’s, practices, and more!

Free!

No matter where you are in the journey of family caregiving – just beginning to anticipate a need, helping to coordinate a big move, or taking care of a family member full-time – having a good framework to help guide both you and your loved one will make the process easier. During this session, we will share a framework to help you make plans to care for friends, family members, or loved ones. You will have the opportunity to connect with other family caregivers, exchange tips and advice, and learn about resources available to you and your loved ones.

Georgia’s 2023 Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect: From Prevention to Intervention will be held on September 14 at the Hilton Peachtree City Conference Center. The theme for the 2023 event is Thriving Families: That’s Our Why.

Calling all early childhood professionals from across disciplines, geographies and backgrounds: this is your opportunity to come together to build relationships, reignite your passion and strengthen your practice.

The annual conference is an opportunity for us to bring together professionals from child welfare law and intersecting fields and further NACC’s mission through the exchange of ideas, information, and collective efforts.

Call for Abstracts now open!

Due February 1, 2023

This conference is part of a growing global movement to bring radical and lasting change to the way child welfare systems work. It unites practitioners, policy and law makers, academics, children and young people, families and communities in an agenda for real change.

Free!

Don’t miss the 3rd annual plan-building and connection-making guided experience for those raising kids with reactive attachment disorder.

There’s something for everyone along the journey. Something for you. Find your people. Leave with a roadmap designed just for your family.

NavRAD23 registration opens this summer. Our support members get first dibs on registration and early-bird tickets, followed by our e-mail subscribers and then the general public. 

SPARK 2023 will unite practice excellence, innovation, and federal policy advocacy to advance our sector’s impact and help all families and communities thrive. This in-person event will elevate important conversations around our most vexing challenges and showcase insight and expertise from the field.

The NSDTA Education Conference is an ideal setting to share our collective work on building capacity for training and organizational development in human services through a national network of membership. APHSA and its members are also committed to advancing race equity. Content addressing structural inequities in our systems and root causes of racial disparities through policy and practice are strongly encouraged.

“The Power of Choice: Changing the Future for Children”

We are so proud to offer this premiere conference in Illinois every single year.

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The Way We Are Now: Families and Communities at the Center of the Syndemic.

The National Council on Family Relations (NCFR) is the premier professional association for understanding and strengthening families through interdisciplinary research, theory, and practice.

Free!

You can’t take it with you! Having too much stuff can impede people from relocating or getting health care into their homes. This fun interactive presentation explores why stuff is so important for some people and teaches practical, easy-to-follow tips on downsizing and decluttering. Cleaning out your house while you can is a gift and inheritance you can leave your children. Learn how to get started.

The purpose of the San Diego Child and Maltreatment Conference is to create an opportunity for collaboration and multidisciplinary interactions across the workforce to develop and enhance their professional skills and knowledge in the prevention, recognition, assessment, investigation, and treatment of all forms of child and family maltreatment using best practices.