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Stress and the Child Welfare Workforce: Recognizing Signs of Secondary Traumatic Stress
Child welfare workers are exposed to a variety of stressors in their everyday work.
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Myth Buster: Assessments are valuable tools in the hiring process
Assessments are valuable tools in the hiring process
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Developing a Theory of Change: it is easier than you think!
The QIC-WD sites are developing a theory of change as part of their needs assessment. The theory of change follows a thoughtful root cause analysis and captures the ultimate goal of the project and lays out the logic on how that goal will be achieved.
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Bridging a River of Good Intentions: ASPA Presentation
QIC-WD staff presented “Bridging a River of Good Intentions: Building Research Evidence on Public Child Welfare Workforce Development Practices” at the Annual Conference for the American Society for Public Administration on March 12th in Denver, Colorado.
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