Well-being is a retention strategy—it’s time we cared for child welfare professionals. What’s your call to action as an organization? Read the NEW blog post at cwel.org/workforce-blog. #NationalWellnessMonth #WellnessMonth #ChildWelfare

When you subscribe to receive emails from child welfare’s Center for Workforce Equity and Leadership (CWEL), you’re joining the movement to create change in the child welfare workforce. Will you join us? Subscribe here: cwel.org/#subscribe

Let's create pathways for Black, Latinx, and Indigenous professionals to be moved into decision-making roles in the CW workforce. *Source: Annie E. Casey Foundation **Source: NSCAW III Workforce Study Design, Data Collection, and Sample Characteristics

How can you foster genuinely healthy relationships with those you supervise? Julia Eusebio highlights two key elements of a good supervisory relationship. tinyurl.com/4f2w2jns #ChildWelfare #CWWorkforce #DEIB #ICWA #TransformingChildWelfare #TribalChildWelfare

As a tribal child welfare professional, Kendra Lowden used her cultural identity and experiences as a foundation to support families who were caring for Potawatomi children. #TribalChildWelfare #ChildWelfare #CWWorkforce #DEIB #ICWA #TransformingChildWelfare

We’re welcoming some new members to our Collective Knowledge Coalition! These leaders will ensure that voices of lived expertise are at the forefront of our strategies to improve recruitment, retention, and well-being for Black, Latinx, and Indigenous child welfare professionals.

September is Workforce Development Month. Stay tuned for simple ways to ignite change in your community. This is #WorkforceDevelopmentMonth. cwel.org/resources/chil… #WkDevMonth #ChildWelfare #CWWorkforce #DEIB #ICWA #TransformingChildWelfare #TribalChildWelfare

It’s time to get ready for Child Welfare Worker Appreciation Week! Child welfare workers, we see you. Stay tuned for ways to honor and celebrate the professionals in our communities. cwel.org/resources/chil… #ChildWelfareWorkerAppreciationWeek #WorkforceDevelopmentMonth

You want to ignite change in child welfare, but where do you start? We’ve provided 3 ways to get the spark going right within your circle of connection this #WorkforceDevelopmentMonth. Link in comments for more.

Learn how you can better support the #CWWorkforce — sign up for our mailing list at cwel.org! #WkDevMonth

CWEL’s Collective Knowledge Coalition is weighing in on the big issues with the child welfare workforce. Child welfare professionals, we’re listening. We hear you. And we’re imagining something different. Change is igniting, and it requires all of us. cwel.org/resources/chil….

It’s Child Welfare Workforce Appreciation Week! Read Josephine Vanderhorst’s article on “Common Pitfalls When Showing Appreciation” for tips on thoughtful recognition on our blog: heyor.ca/8YMaRv #ChildWelfareWorkerAppreciationWeek #WkDevMonth

Change is igniting in child welfare. Join us in appreciation of current change-makers in child welfare, and learn concrete steps to ignite more change in your workplace. cwel.org/resources/chil… #WorkforceDevelopmentMonth #WkDevMonth #SelfCare #MutualCare #ChildWelfare

Jasmine Warren from CWEL’s Collective Knowledge Coalition performs a moving spoken word piece honoring the child welfare workforce and their vital contributions using lived experiences and expertise. youtu.be/EITV3yAD6mc?fe… #ChildWelfareWorkerAppreciationWeek #WkDevMonth

Child welfare professionals aren’t superhuman. Visit cwel.org to learn how to support the #CWWorkforce.