www.MyNCWWI.org                                                                    December 2 016  |  Issue 26
In case you missed them, here are the most popular news and content shared over the last month on our social media channels - Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn - as well as a listing of free national webinars that are available in the coming weeks.
A Selection of Upcoming Webinars from Around the Nation

Live Broadcast of Advancing Equity in the Human-Serving Sector Symposium

Poverty and Involuntary Part-Time Work

Life After the Big Bang

FAQ's About Survivor-Centered Services & Federal Confidentiality

Good Manager, Bad Manager: How to Train Your Way Out of the Modern Management Deficit

Using Emotional Intelligence for Successful Communication

Successful foundation grant development: Managing the entire process

QIC-WD Introductory Webinar for Public Child Welfare Agencies

Working with Communities to Create Change best practices

Building Bridges: Improving Collaboration Between Supervised Visitation Centers and Court Partners (Part 2)

Performance Management in the Healthy Organization 

 7 Greatest Mistakes Trainers Make (and How to Avoid Them) 

Direct Connect National Learning Community for Young Leaders 

Election Impact: What to Expect Out of Washington in 2017

 VA Benefits for Veterans

Challenges Multiplied: Multi-Defendant Rape and Witnessed Rape

QIC-WD Introductory Webinar for Tribal Child Welfare Agencies

Embracing Youth Activism  

 Global Trafficking Issues & Male Victims of Exploitation

Everyone Speaks - Not Everyone is Heard

for the most up-to-date listing of webinars.
Click here to access the child welfare workforce development resources most recently added to the MyNCWWI Resource Library.
 

Child Welfare News & Information
  
Change Implementation
Community Context
Cultural Responsiveness and Disproportionality
Data-Driven Decision Making and Continuous Quality Improvement
Education and Professional Preparation
Evidence-based and Trauma-informed Practice
Leadership and Management 
Child Welfare and Social Work Practice
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Sincerely, 
Your NCWWI LINKD Team
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