Free! The Children's Justice Conference (CJC) is the largest child welfare related conference in the Pacific Northwest. The CJC provides professionals from multiple disciplines a unique opportunity to receive core and advanced training and skill development in the identification, investigation, … [Read more...]

Free! This year’s conference theme Partnering with Purpose - focuses on how people who work in maternal and child health (MCH) have the power to be intentional about who we partner with and how we can engage with partners to make a positive impact on children and families. Our theme calls us to … [Read more...]

Free! Listen, learn, and innovate with friends and colleagues in the city of Angels! This action-packed two-day conference is centered around how we as professionals are evolving our practice to better serve children, youth and families. Join us and connect with your peers and deepen your … [Read more...]

Free! The National IV-E Roundtable for Child Welfare Training and Education is an annual 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 … [Read more...]

Great-grandparents, grandparents come out for a supportive and engaging conversation. Promise Neighborhood is about family. Snacks served. … [Read more...]

This webinar will increase New Jersey workers' awareness of and equitable access to Earned Sick Leave and related workers' rights, Paid Family Leave, Temporary Disability Insurance, and Unemployment benefits. We will send out a link to those who register. … [Read more...]

If you have been touched by adoption or foster care, this is the conference you will want to attend! Save the date for the 2024 virtual conference! Who All adoptive, foster, and kinship parents Child welfare professionals Individuals with lived experience with adoption, foster care, … [Read more...]

Priorities from Lived Experience Leaders  In this webinar, you will hear from lived experience leaders on how decriminalizing the response to foster care involves reevaluating and reforming the way systems interact with families and children in need of support. The primary goal should be to … [Read more...]

This session includes a discussion of the prevalence of dementia in Virginia and its impact on families and finances, and looks at the infrastructure at a state and local level that aims to improve dementia knowledge, care and services, including through the Dementia Capable Virginia initiative that … [Read more...]

There are thousands of people living with dementia in our region and many are active in the community. Join in this virtual session and receive guidance about how to interact and help a person living with dementia. (This is a repeat program. If you've already attended a Dementia Friends … [Read more...]