Popular Child Welfare News and Information from NCWWI - March 2017

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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

Rural Behavioral Health Learning Community: Understanding the Opioid Crisis and Strategies Communities Can Use to Address It

Why Organizational Growth Mindset Matters (North America)

3 Keys to Successful Program Management

Emotional Intelligence and Women's Leadership

Reducing the Use of Congregate Care: Using Your Administrative Data to Guide the Way

How to Prepare Youth Financially for the Rapid Economic and Technological Environment Shifts

Multidisciplinary Webinar Series: Multigenerational Trauma

March 2017 Strengthening Families Webinar

Recommendations for Selecting and Working with Language Interpreters and Translators

Teenagers and Social Anxiety

Child Interviewing 2017: Update on Research and Practice

The Medical Evaluation of Victims of Child Sex Trafficking

Best of FocusOn Learning: Using Video for Learning

Women in Career Transition: Success Stories and Strategies

We See You: Supervising Stalking Offenders

Strategies for Supporting Resilience and Healing in Victims of Child Maltreatment

Pornography: Normalizing the Relationship Between Violence and Sex

Mapping and Evaluating Social Media Networks

Protecting the Victims of Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking

The Unconscious Dimensions to Learning: Harness the Power of the Brain

Military Response to Enforcing Military and Civilian Protection Orders

Tools of the Trade: Finding the Right eResources on MyNCWWI

Tribal SOC: Perils of Management & Supervision

Why Leadership Development is Broken and How to Fix It (North America)

Developing Your Leaders' Emotional Intelligence to Improve Organizational Performance

Working with At-risk Youth with High Levels of Trauma and Risk for (Re)Victimization

Transition Planning: The Important Role of Families of Youth and Young Adults with Behavioral Health Needs

Facilitating Groups with Men Who Batter

Moving Forward After Victimization

Putting the "Active" Into Interactive Online Learning

Reducing Chronic Absence: It's a Matter of 1, 2, 3!

Brain Strain to Brain Gain: Research Tested Techniques to Improve Student Learning and Retention

Abetting Batterers: What Police, Prosecutors and Courts Aren't Doing to Protect America's Women: A Discussion with the Authors

Cultivating Resilience and Well-being Through Empathy Self-Regulation

Male Survivors of Sexual Exploitation: A Global Community Discussion

Visit the MyNCWWI Webinar Calendar

for the most up-to-date listing of webinars.

Child Welfare News & Information

Change Implementation

Community Context

Data-Driven Decision Making and Continuous Quality Improvement

Education and Professional Preparation

Real Stories Project: A New Frontier for Child Welfare in Rural North Dakota

Evidence-based and Trauma-informed Practice

Incentives and Work Conditions

Leadership and Management

Professional Development and Training

Professional Development & Training Resources for the Child Welfare Workforce

Retention

Supervision and Performance Management

NCWWI WDF Resources Related To Supervision & Performance Management

Workforce Development Planning Process

Child Welfare and Social Work Practice

Click here to access the child welfare workforce development resources most recently added to the MyNCWWI Resource Library.

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