Price: 15.00 USD Children who have been maltreated, neglected, substance-exposed or separated from their family of origin often struggle with relationships, don't appear to respond to typical forms of discipline, and challenge and frustrate their foster and adoptive parents. What's going on? Join … [Read more...]

Free! Whether your child struggles with academics, behaviors, or friendships at school there are supports available. Harmony Family Center's Education Advocate, Franny Alexander, will discuss practical tools and techniques as well as academic and behavioral supports to help your child thrive. … [Read more...]

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 … [Read more...]

The audience will include interdisciplinary members of parent defense teams from across the country, including many social workers and parent/peer advocates with lived expertise, and parents’ attorneys and supportive stakeholders. The conference will celebrate our growing national community of … [Read more...]

Join us for a free session where you can take part in peer-to-peer conversations that facilitate transformation, healing, and strength within families. … [Read more...]

Join us for a free session where you can take part in peer-to-peer conversations that facilitate transformation, healing, and strength within families. … [Read more...]

Join us for a free session where you can take part in peer-to-peer conversations that facilitate transformation, healing, and strength within families. … [Read more...]

Over 2.6 million U.S. children are raised by grandparents, other relatives or close family friends. Many Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs) and Title VI Native American Aging Programs (Title VI programs) provide a variety of supportive services for kinship/grandfamilies. Learn about a new research report … [Read more...]

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 … [Read more...]

This all-day virtual summit will feature three nationwide conversations on peer-recovery approaches to centering family voice; building on families’ strengths, resources, and wisdom; and shifting power to overcome racial and economic inequities in access to treatment and other resources. … [Read more...]