Cultural Education: The Four “I”s of Oppression

Understanding how oppression and oppressive systems function can be difficult, even for folks familiar with oppressive systems ( like racism, sexism, etc.) and are actively working to disrupt them. Many […]

Down with SDP! Using Substantive Due Process to Support and Fight for Families

Password: C0n$titution The family policing system separates families, evades the Fourth Amendment, punishes poverty, & discriminates against Black, brown, Native, and disabled parents. Delve into substantive and procedural due process […]

Cultural Education: Transracial Adoption

In this webinar we contrast the way that adoption is talked about and treated within the child welfare system against the actual experience of adopted children. There is tremendousloss that […]

CRJP 4.6 Overview

Staff Attorneys Genevieve Manco and Zaven Saroyan will provide an overview of CRJP 4.6 and what it requires–of RPC and of the other parties. This will include top takeaways from […]

Schizophrenia and Schizoaffective Disorder: The Basics

Dr. Philip Harvey trains on:What are Schizophrenia and Schizoaffective Disorder and what aren’t they? Clinical and research experience vs. the myths and stereotypes that come from the media.Treatment modalities and efficacy. Challenge […]

Public Services Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) Webinar

Cultural Education: Fighting Racial Disparities. Saving Families.

Learn what one state is doing to fight racial disparities in child welfare. Minnesota’s African American Family Preservation and Child Welfare Disproportionality Act, signed into law in May, establishes requirements […]

Cultural Education: Elevating Lakota and Ute Mountain Ute Voices

Parent Advocate Katie Correll and DOJ Director for the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe, Peter Ortego, will present on their tribes’ unique culture and customs and how we can build meaningful […]