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SUMMARY:Online Red Book Training Course - Fall 2023
DESCRIPTION:Tuesdays\, September 5 – October 24 \n3:00 – 4:30pm MDT \nThe Red Book Training Course is an exciting opportunity for practitioners to brush up on their knowledge of federal child welfare law and learn tips to enhance their representation of children\, parents\, or the agency. The course covers major dependency practice competency areas and includes exam preparation strategies and tools for those intending to become certified Child Welfare Law Specialists. The material covered in the course is drawn from Child Welfare Law and Practice: Representing Children\, Parents\, and Agencies in Neglect\, Abuse\, and Dependency Cases (4th Edition). The course is intended to assist you in breaking the material down\, focusing on important concepts\, and guiding you through the material in the Red Book. This course will not cover every part of every chapter. The instructor has made intentional decisions about what information to cover in the time that is allotted for the course. If part of a chapter is not covered\, that does not mean that content will not appear on the exam. Therefore\, you should incorporate any parts that are not covered into your self-study plans.  \nView the Schedule and Syllabus   \nThe registration fee is $225 per person for groups and NACC members ($125 for CWLS; $300 for nonmembers) and includes access to live sessions\, recordings\, the electronic Red Book\, and the RBTC workbook! Hardcopies of the Red Book are available for purchase. Please note: A hardcopy Red Book is included in the Child Welfare Law Specialist application fee.  \nBecome a Member of NACC for discount pricing.  \nImportant: Information given for each webinar session on the syllabus lists the section of the Red Book and corresponding chapters\, and sections within each chapter\, that will be covered. Please note that prior to each week it will be helpful if you have read the chapters and sections that will be covered.   \nAll sessions are 90 minutes long and begin at 3:00pm Mountain/5:00pm Eastern.  \nCan’t make it to the live sessions?  Don’t worry\, all sessions will be recorded and available for later viewing at the attendee’s convenience.  
URL:https://naccchildlaw.org/event/online-red-book-training-course-fall-2023/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Foundations Training,Trainings
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SUMMARY:NACC's 46th National Child Welfare Law Conference: Virtual/Online
DESCRIPTION:From Learning to Action: Shared Accountability for Disrupting Harm and Promoting Healing\nVirtual/Online\nThis year’s conference theme recognizes that all system actors have a shared responsibility to promote family integrity\, center the voices and experiences of individuals with lived expertise\, engage in authentic partnerships\, and actively work towards equity and justice. \nThese continue to be trying times but know this — each and every one of you can make a meaningful impact. We thank our expert presenters for providing us the tools\, strategies\, and techniques we need to serve children\, parents\, families\, and kin — and we thank all of you for your commitment to this work. You inspire and motivate us! \nIf you have a group of five or more\, please contact: ConferenceGroups@NACCchildlaw.org \nOnline Conference Program. \nJoin NACC for Discount Pricing.  \n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCWLS\n$275\n\n\nNACC Member\n$400\n\n\nNon-Member\n$600\n\n\n\n\n\n  \nNACC has a new Refund Policy this year. Attendees must confirm they have reviewed prior to purchasing registration.
URL:https://naccchildlaw.org/event/naccs-46th-national-child-welfare-law-conference-virtual-online/
CATEGORIES:Conference
LOCATION:https://naccchildlaw.org/event/naccs-46th-national-child-welfare-law-conference-virtual-online/
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SUMMARY:Protecting Financial Futures: Prevent\, Identify & Resolve Identity Theft in Foster Care
DESCRIPTION:Identity theft in foster care is a growing concern that affects some of the most vulnerable members of society. In many cases\, children in foster care may not even be aware that their identities have been compromised until they are preparing to age out of the system or after they have left care. This issue demands a comprehensive community-wide approach involving prevention\, early identification\, and prompt resolution. In this webinar\, participants will be guided by three experts: a lived experience expert who has firsthand knowledge of the foster care system and identity theft\, a children’s rights attorney\, and the Chief Victims Officer at the Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC). The panel will discuss examples from the San Diego community\, explore the applicable law and policies\, and present strategies and best practices. Attendees will gain practical insights into preventing and addressing identity theft within the foster care system. This is an essential opportunity for children’s attorneys to equip themselves with the knowledge and tools needed to safeguard the rights and identities of their clients. \nPresenters:\nMelanie Delgado\, JD\, is a Senior Staff Attorney and Director of Transition Age Youth Projects at the University of San Diego School of Law’s Children’s Advocacy Institute (CAI). Since 2006\, she has advocated in the area of child rights\, particularly focusing on issues related to transition age foster youth. Melanie has extensive experience in research\, writing\, and advocacy. She chairs the Children’s Advocates Roundtable in California\, where she actively engages with child advocates from around the state to amplify the voices of children and youth in Sacramento. Melanie received her law degree from USD in 2006. \nKyra Endoso is the Impact and Systems Data Manager at Just In Time for Foster Youth. Kyra is an ambitious life-long learner with a comprehensive educational background ranging from biochemistry to child development. Originally from Honolulu\, Hawaii\, Kyra struggled with her identity as a former foster youth and moved to California in order to build a new life for herself. Prior to 2017\, Kyra wouldn’t disclose her background as a former foster youth. However\, now it is her passion. Just in Time helped Kyra accept her history and advocate for those in her community. She believes that communication is the essence of human connection\, which is what drives her goal to support every individual in finding their own voice to express and advocate for their well-being. \nMona Terry\, MBA\, is the Chief Victims Officer at the Identity Theft Resource Center and is responsible for internal and public-facing victim services and victim-related publications. Mona has a passion for consumer protection and continues to seek ways to make a positive impact on all stakeholders affected by identity crimes and related issues. Mona previously served at the Better Business Bureau in San Diego as the Director of Operations and holds a master’s degree in business administration. \nThis webinar is free for NACC Members. Members\, please log in when you register for this event. This webinar is $45 for non-members. This course has been accredited by the Colorado Board of Continuing Legal and Judicial Education for a maximum of 2 units of general credit.
URL:https://naccchildlaw.org/event/protecting-financial-futures-prevent-identify-resolve-identity-theft-in-foster-care/
LOCATION:Virtual
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