News from the Field: January 2017
This month, we’re featuring a new publication on trauma-informed child welfare practice.
The 2017 Texas Legislature also began, giving social workers, youth-serving and child welfare professionals lots of opportunities to advocate and learn. Check out what’s happening this upcoming month at The Capitol and more below.
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Robyn Gobbels, LCSW is looking for new therapists with a passion for working with children {and their families} with complex trauma.
Human Trafficking by the Numbers: The Initial Benchmark of Prevalence and Economic Impact for Texas
Fellow UTSSW Research Institute, Institute on Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault released a new report.
Join fellow social workers at the Capitol on March 6th to help promote the NASW Texas Legislative Agenda.
Innovation and Excellence in Child Welfare
TNOYS: February 10th, 12:30-3:30pm REJ Conference Center, in ATX, CEUs and lunch provided.
Youth Action Day at The Capitol
TNOYS: An opportunity for teens to learn how to become active in the policy-making process.
TexProtects Releases Major Analysis and Recommendations on CPS Workforce
More information on what’s being recommended to Texas CPS.
Trauma-Informed Child Welfare Practice Toolkit
a new resource from The Chadwick Trauma-Informed Systems Project (CTISP).
Hosted by The Child & Family Research Partnership on March, 24th, 8-5pm, at UT Austin.
Home Visiting and Child Protection Day
Join TexProtects at the Capitol on February 7th!
Hot Topics in CPS, Student Mental health, School Discipline, and Juvenile Justice
Texans Care For Children hosts a discussion at The Capitol on February 3rd, 9-10:30am
Texas CASA: Child Welfare Premier and CASA Day at the Capitol
February 15th-16th
Texas Children’s Commission Annual Report
See their recommendations to improve child welfare in TX.
Webinar: Public Health For All Adolescents
Listen in on APHA’s resource on February 1st, 11am ET.
Did we miss something? Let us know by contacting TXICFW Communications Coordinator, Kate McKerlie (Katelynmckerlie@austin.utexas.edu) if you would like us to start including your events and opportunities.