A New Way: Reimagining Substance Use Policies to Support Families
Substance use disorder is a health condition, not child abuse. Families need support, not stigma or punishment.
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Let’s Talk about Intimate Partner Violence
In the past two years with the COVID-19 pandemic, we have seen a dramatic increase in intimate partner violence in this country. This has implications for how to best support families with young children affected by intimate partner violence who are involved in the child welfare system.
The webinar will focus on a broad-brush review of the basics on intimate partner violence in the context of your role and practice. Tips on how to support greater safety for adults experiencing intimate partner violence and their children will also be covered. This event will combine a one-hour webinar with a 30-minute facilitated open forum to ask questions and to talk candidly about what’s coming up in your practice related to intimate partner violence.
Objectives
- Explore common beliefs and myths related to intimate partner violence (IPV)
- Review the “need to know” basics to be effective in your role
- Learn what supports are helpful and can lead to greater safety for all
- Find resources to learn more about IPV and to enhance your practice
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Supporting Babies and Toddlers in Foster Care: What Educators Need to Know
Children under 3 are the largest group entering the child welfare system. How can early childhood educators support babies and toddlers in foster care?
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Open Letter
Reflective Practice Is Hard Work, Here’s Why It’s Worth It
Janie Huddleston highlights how reflective practice, though difficult, is essential for transforming leaders and teams, and serving families in early childhood systems.
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Support ZERO TO THREE
We need your support now more than ever to ensure all babies have access to the quality care, services and support they need to thrive.
