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
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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.
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Participants will gain knowledge about strategies to maintain clear roles and set realistic expectations for caseworkers and those they manage.
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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
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Participants will learn about adaptive leadership and reflective supervision, including trauma-informed strategies to meet the needs of their team.
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Participants will learn how trauma has the potential to influence approaches to supervision.
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Participants will have the opportunity to engage with each other and presenters during session for discussion of practical application of strategies.
