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Sustainability for SBCT Sites and States: Best Practices and Lessons Learned

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The webinar will highlight the key components of sustainability for SBCT sites and states plus best practices and lessons learned.
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The webinar will highlight the key components of sustainability, present findings from our recent finance and policy survey of SBCT sites, and feature lessons learned for financing and sustaining infant toddler court teams from two states.

 

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Presenters

  • Alexandra Citrin, Senior Associate, Center for the Study for Social Policy
  • Carrie Toy, Senior Court Operations Consultant, Florida’s Office of the State Courts Administrator
  • Darneshia Allen, Manager, Training and Technical Assistance Integration, Safe Babies
  • Torey Silloway, Director of Policy and Financing, Safe Babies

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