The sibling relationship is believed to be one of the longest and most enduring relationships most people will ever have. In child welfare, questions often arise about how and when best to preserve this relationship. We are often faced with the dilemma of placing siblings together or whether it is in the best interest of
This training covers the basics of child welfare law and practice for social workers in Kansas. Topics covered include, but are not limited to, the following: Court decorum and presentation, who is in the courtroom, types of court hearings, and differing case plan goal objectives. Anyone is welcome to attend any ILC, regardless of their
Child welfare professionals are on the frontlines of working with families who have been affected by racism, both within the child welfare system and beyond. Therefore, it is essential that child welfare professionals are supported in identifying the historical roots, attitudes, and stereotypes that may affect decision-making in their work with diverse populations. Race as
