Join the NNCTC and our partners at the Child Welfare Capacity Building Center for Tribes for a two-part webinar on trauma-informed tribal child welfare supervision. The webinars will provide practical, culturally relevant strategies for supervisors to support their staff.
Part 1: Maintaining Clear Roles with Realistic Expectations within Tribal Child Welfare Programs
Tuesday, March 21, 2023 | 11-12 pm Alaska | 12-1 pm Pacific | 1-2 pm Mountain | 2-3 pm Central | 3-4 pm Eastern
Participants will learn foundational and tangible tips and strategies that can be utilized to enhance and/or develop culturally-responsive and trauma-informed supervision based in the six principles of trauma-informed care: Safety, Trust, Culture & History, Empowerment, Peer Support, and Collaboration.
Participants will gain knowledge about strategies to maintain clear roles and set realistic expectations for caseworkers and those they manage.
Participants will understand how establishing clearly defined job descriptions, roles, and duties support tribal child welfare staff.
Part 2: The Essential Need for Adaptive Leadership and Reflective Practice among Tribal Child Welfare Supervisors
Thursday, May 18, 2023 | 11-12 pm Alaska | 12-1 pm Pacific | 1-2 pm Mountain | 2-3 pm Central | 3-4 pm Eastern
Participants will learn about adaptive leadership and reflective supervision, including trauma-informed strategies to meet the needs of their team.
Participants will learn how trauma has the potential to influence approaches to supervision.
Participants will have the opportunity to engage with each other and presenters during session for discussion of practical application of strategies.