Practice Mapping
Use this tool to learn how to apply a business process mapping technique to tribal child welfare practice. Why use process mapping? Mapping your child welfare practice can help your program identify gaps in service and inform needed policy and procedure...Developing Trauma-Informed and Trauma-Specific Services
In this brief e-learning module, we explore an introduction to the impact of trauma, protective factors, trauma-informed and trauma-specific services, and communities of care.Partnering to Improve ICWA Compliance WEbinar
Featuring the 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...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.Navigating Rough Waters: Lessons Learned & Challenges to Avoid When Planning a Tribal Child Welfare Data System
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