Continuous Quality Improvement

The Resource Center is hosting a series of webinars and calls for CIP directors and key staff on CQI.

Part 1 included Illinois and Kansas presentations.(Audio l Materials 1 2 3 )

Part 2 open call on CQI ( Audio )

Part 3 presentation by Christopher Church on the use of administrative data for CQI.

(Audio l Materials 1 2)

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Well-Being Measures for Courts

The Resource Center hosted two web events on child well-being measures. A webcast on Well-Being Outcome Measures for Courts was held on May 17th, 2012. The webcast can be seen here.

We also held a Webinar on Education Outcome Measures for Courts on January 19, 2012. The recorded Webinar can be found here.

The publication is available here.

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Indian Child Welfare Act: What Parents' Attorneys Need to Know

The NRC hosted three webinars on The Indian Child Welfare Act in collaboration with the ABA's Parent Representation Project.

Part 1 - Overview ( Audio l Slides )

Part 2 - Qualified Expert Witnesses
( Audio l Slides )

Part 3 - Transfers & Motions to Invalidate( Audio l Slides )

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Fostering Connections to Success and Increasing Adoptions Act: What Court Systems Need to Know

This webinar series will give an overview of the Fostering Connections to Success and Increasing Adoptions Act, explain how it changes current law and most importantly, focus on what the courts can do to help implement the law.

Overview and Kinship Issues (Audio | Slides)

Heidi Redlich Epstein, ABA Center on Children and the Law

February 1, 2011

Education Provisions (Slides)

Kathleen McNaught, ABA Center on Children and the Law

February 22, 2011

Provisions Pertaining to Youth Ages 18-21 (Audio / Slides)

Andrea Khoury, ABA Center on Children and the Law

March 8, 2011

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