The three-day training defines domestic violence and abuse identifies contributing factors and provides ways to overcome the effects of abuse and much more. This program offers hope and healing to individuals caught in the cycle of abuse and violence. … [Read more...]

If you serve men, women and children. We encourage you to attend our largest educational platform. Workshops will focus on the most pressing topics in Criminal Justice, Education & Prevention, Health & Human Services and Fatherhood and Motherhood. You may choose from 16 workshops that will … [Read more...]

Research shows that children of color experience worse outcomes at every level of child welfare practices. This includes more reports, screen-ins, investigations, substantiations, and recommendations for removal than their counterparts. This can be especially true for LGBTQ+ youth of color. Using an … [Read more...]

Assessment is defined as the collection of information to inform decision-making about a child, youth, or family. In child welfare, risk and safety assessments are separate but related processes that are foundational to identifying the issues facing a family, designing a plan, and providing services … [Read more...]

The theme for this summer’s NDACAN Summer Training Series is the power of linking administrative data in research on child welfare. Sessions include data management workshops, linking across NDACAN data products and linking NDACAN data to external data products, and applied analysis workshops that … [Read more...]

The theme for this summer’s NDACAN Summer Training Series is the power of linking administrative data in research on child welfare. Sessions include data management workshops, linking across NDACAN data products and linking NDACAN data to external data products, and applied analysis workshops that … [Read more...]

In this TRANSFORM Webinar, Kristen Quinlan, Ph.D., and Alexandra Karydi, Ph.D., LMFT, CAC, CASAC II will discuss suicide risk among those engaged with youth-serving state systems, like juvenile justice and child protective services. Dr. Quinlan will address what we know about suicide morbidity and … [Read more...]

Join the Birth Parent National Network (BPNN) for its 8th Annual Virtual Convening Thursday, June 23, for a presentation and conversation about how racism shows up across the social ecology of children and their families’ lives. During the 2 1/2-hour convening, we will look at how we, as … [Read more...]

This conference is designed for a wide range of disciplines and is open to all those interested in the improvement of the juvenile justice system. Plenary sessions highlighted by topic-specific training tracks on family law, juvenile justice, child welfare, and family violence; as well as sessions … [Read more...]

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 members. APHSA and its members are committed to advancing racial equity. Content also addressing structural … [Read more...]