What's Trending - 15 posts that resonated with your peers

March 2020 | Issue 64

Here's what resonated the most with your peers on Twitter , Facebook , LinkedIn , and Instagram .

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Workforce

[1-Pager] 360 Feedback for Child Welfare Leadership Development
[1-Pager] How technology can support the uptake of practice improvements
[1-Pager] Organizational factors that influence data use among child welfare professionals in their day-to-day work and decision-making
[1-Pager] A lit review showed that there is no single factor that impacts resilience and retention in child welfare, which is why there has to be a comprehensive approach to workforce development
[1-Pager] Critical findings on the relationship between burnout, job demands, and resources
[Podcast] NCWWI discusses why it's so important to focus on the child welfare workforce
[Infographic] Child welfare professionals experience burnout at a higher rate than other helping professions (and how your organization can address it)
Ensuring child welfare worker safety is a complex concern. Learn more in the Child Welfare Worker Safety Guide
[Journal Article Summary] Listening to the Voices of Children in Foster Care: Youths Speak Out About Child Welfare Workforce Turnover and Selection

Self Care

Upcoming Webinars

DYK that we post ALL webinars that could be of value for those working in child welfare. We've highlighted just a few below and you can get a complete list online .

[Webinar 3/12] Overcoming Irrational Financial Decision Making
[Webinar 3/13] Bearing Witness: Traumatic Stress and the Helping Professional
[Webinar 3/25] Improving Outcomes for Pregnant and Parenting Teens
[4/9] NCWWI Webinar for University-Agency Partnerships: Who Owns Transition to Work?
[Webinar 4/30] Webinar for parent group leaders: Understanding secondary traumatic stress

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