Trauma can flood children with overwhelming thoughts, memories, and feelings that they may not have the tools to process or the words to explain. In this Digital Dialogue, we’ll talk with Eliana Gil, a licensed clinician, about play as one crucial tool in our efforts to support resilience and … [Read more...]

The theme of this year’s conference is Catalysts for Change: Innovating Advocacy through Power Sharing and Transformational Leadership. The theme underscores the need to rethink traditional advocacy models, actively share power, andharness the creativity and resourcefulness of all involved in child … [Read more...]

The annual conferences bring together professionals from child welfare law and intersecting fields and further NACC's mission by exchanging ideas, information, and collective efforts. … [Read more...]

The National IV-E Roundtable for Child Welfare Training and Education is a yearly gathering of representatives from public and tribal child welfare agencies and their university partners. Our goal is to share our resources to build a strong child welfare workforce through training and education. … [Read more...]

Human Relations Media: Ten Ways to Stay Safe on the Internet This program teaches teens to understand and avoid the consequences of putting private personal information and photos on the internet. It encourages teesn to consider their posts before they click, protect their passwords, regularly … [Read more...]

Justice in Aging’s Associate Litigation Director Carol Wong will join the Center for Medicare Advocacy’s upcoming webinar discussing the new appeal right, retrospective and prospective processes, and any updates or insights learned since the retrospective appeals became operational on January 1, … [Read more...]

Take a lesson in self-care and learn about anxiety in Partners in Parenting, an evidence-based program created for parents! … [Read more...]

Although great strides have been made to reform guardianship systems across the country, those reforms have largely overlooked issues relating to equity. Older adults who are members of marginalized communities may well be at increased risk of disability and guardianship due to a lifetime of … [Read more...]

Healthy Alternatives for Little Ones (HALO) is a 12-unit holistic health and substance abuse prevention curriculum for children ages 3-6 in child care settings. HALO is designed to address risk and protective factors for substance abuse and other health behaviors by providing children with … [Read more...]

Each session introduces playful "forest friends" puppets to explore important topics like feelings and celebrating differences. The puppets bring stories to life, but that's just the beginning! Kids will also engage in interactive teaching moments, thoughtful discussions, lively sing-alongs, and … [Read more...]