Developing Tribal Child Welfare Core Competencies
This recorded webinar walked through how a group of tribes and partners in Oklahoma developed core competencies for their tribal child welfare training. A Bureau of Indian Affairs workgroup had also used the identified competencies and adapted them for their own...ICWA Implementation Partnership Grants
Tribes, states, and court improvement programs in Oklahoma, North Dakota, and Minnesota are working together to achieve better outcomes for Native children and youth. This recorded webinar features these three collaborative projects, funded by the Administration for...Family from a Tribal Perspective
Narrated by Rose-Margaret Orrantia, MS, this video describes the inclusive way most Native American peoples think of the concept of “family”.SHOW MOREWorking with Two-Spirit and Native LGBTQ Youth
A compilation of resources designed to raise awareness and encourage tribal child welfare professionals to think through how they can better support Two-Spirit and/or Native LGBTQ children and youth.Adverse Childhood Experiences
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are known to have lifelong detrimental impacts on a person’s well-being. While many ACEs materials exist, few focus specifically on American Indian and Alaska Native children. We’ve compiled those here along with other websites and...Navigating Rough Waters: Lessons Learned & Challenges to Avoid When Planning a Tribal Child Welfare Data System
