Identity theft is one of the fastest-growing crimes in the US with over 16 million victims of identity theft costing citizens $16.8 billion. Join us for a live & interactive discussion that will explore: The different types of Identity Theft Data breaches The Dark Web and what … [Read more...]

Join Dr. Wangui Muigai as she charts the history of one of the most enduring health disparities in America, the racial gap in infant survival. Drawing on a trove of historical records and archival materials, her presentation will examine the role of changing medical theories, Black activism, and … [Read more...]

Practitioners providing services to youth in foster care will learn top lessons for building an effective and sustainable volunteer mentoring program to grow long-term, community relationships for youth in foster care. Led by Silver Lining Mentoring, a program with over 20 years of experience … [Read more...]

Black youth are some of the most overrepresented youth in foster care. Join Youth Voices Rising as we discuss the disproportionality of Black foster youth in the child welfare system and the disparity of resources Black foster youth receive. … [Read more...]

This webinar covers foundational information related to serving LGBTQ+ youth and families. Topics include key terminology and concepts, an overview of the barriers faced by LGBTQ+ youth and families in child welfare, and the steps all service providers can take to overcome these barriers in order to … [Read more...]

This four-part engaging, skill-building training will share how to improve school experiences and long-term outcomes for children who have experienced trauma. … [Read more...]

This webinar takes a closer look at the information and resources needed to achieve safety, permanency and well-being for LGBTQ+ youth in out-of-home care. Topics include research on LGBTQ+ youth experiences, the rights of LGBTQ+ youth, finding LGBTQ+ affirming placements, and tools for advocacy. … [Read more...]

During this session participants will learn the appropriate use of language when referring to children with disabilities, historical treatment of individuals with disabilities, statistics/incident rates related to individuals with disabilities, and common biases and assumptions related to children … [Read more...]

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 … [Read more...]

Price: 10.00 USD There are different de-escalation strategies that can used at the different levels of a crisis situation. This webinar will focus on when to use different strategies at different times, how to present yourself as an ally to a child and not be another obstacle within the crisis, … [Read more...]