Most popular resources on social media & upcoming webinars
May 2019
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Issue 54
Here's what resonated the most with your peers on
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Community
Compelling infographic on ACEs
Well-being Indicator Tool for Youth
[Infographic] Promote both protective capacities and protective factors to ensure child safety and promote well-being
Leading in Child Welfare
[Video] Jerry Milner: "It's time to ask ourselves some tough questions about what child welfare is set up to do."
Have you stopped doing the work of the position you were promoted from?
Inclusivity & Racial Equity
[1-Pager] What individuals & organizations can do to be more inclusive
View the webinar recordings along with all the resources discussed during our webinar series with CSSP, Dismantling Racial Inequity Through Child Welfare Systems Change
View our online special collection of racial equity tools, guides, assessments & curricula that we hope will be helpful tools to guide your work
Tools for in the Field
23 tip sheets on various topics to share during home visits & group discussions
Factsheet to guide foster parents who are helping foster children transition to adulthood
Taking Care of Yourself
[Video] Doing these 4 things will make you happier, according to neuroscience
[1-Pager] Identify common STS sources and symptoms, and learn how to prevent and address them
Upcoming Webinars
DYK that we post ALL webinars - not just ours - anything we think would be of value for those working in child welfare! We've highlighted just a few below and you can get a
complete list online
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5/8:
How Can Supervisors Contribute to the Return to Work of Employees Who Have Experienced Depression?
5/9:
Strengthening Families through Child Welfare Practice
5/16:
Shifting from Disproportionate Minority Contact to Racial & Ethnic Disparities
5/29:
Foster Care as a Support to Families, Not a Substitute for Parents
5/30:
Keeping the Intervention Going: Planning for & Maintaining Long-Term Sustainability
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