Leadership reflections : how to create and sustain reforms in children and family services

"This book series will share lessons learned from experts in the field of child welfare, education and partnering with communities in order to promote the well being of children. It is more important than ever to share best practices with emerging leaders in the social services and education fi...

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Main Author Williams-Isom, Anne, 1964- (Author)
Format Electronic eBook
LanguageEnglish
Published Bingley, U.K : Emerald Publishing Limited : Information Age Publishing, Inc., [2022]
Subjects
Child welfare > United States.
Social service > United States.
Social Science > Social Work.
Child welfare and youth services.
Social work.
elektronické knihy
electronic books
Online AccessFull text
ISBN9781806602551
DOI10.1108/9781648029684
Physical Description1 online resource (252 pages)

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Table of Contents:
  • Acknowledgements. Foreword / DeShaun Taylor
  • Introduction / Anne Williams-Isom
  • Chapter 1. Leadership and crisis / Valerie Russo and Jess Dannhauser
  • Chapter 2. Partnering for change: Exploring the opportunities and risks / Ellen Schall, Debbie Bing, and Mal O'Connor
  • Chapter 3. The legal context for reform / Don Shacknai
  • Chapter 4. An outsider's view of the reform / Eric Brettschneider
  • Chapter 5. New yorkers for children / Susan Burden
  • Chapter 6. Procurement reform / Linda Gibbs
  • Chapter 7. Acs and the non-profit provider community: Moving from adversaries to partners / Sr. Paulette LoMonaco, Gerard McCaffery, and James Purcell
  • Chapter 8. Government cannot do it alone: The role of policy advocacy in child welfare reform / Gail B. Nayowith, Jennifer A. March, and Raysa Segura Rodriguez
  • Chapter 9. The foundational role of data: Using data to improve child service's and transform an agency / Maryanne Schretzman and Fred Wulczyn
  • Chapter 10. The power and purpose of data / Eric Nicklas
  • Chapter 11. Parental influence in the development of acs practice and policy 1996-2013 / Ronald Richter and Michele Cortese
  • Chapter 12. Community based organizations and public child welfare authorities: The challenge of partnerships / Julia Jean-Francois
  • Chapter 13. An outlier within a system / Benita Miller
  • Chapter 14. Caught on the wrong side: The racism dilemma faced by public child welfare agencies / John Mattingly
  • Chapter 15. Centering humans in human services / Willie Tolliver and Stephen Burghardt
  • Chapter 16. Race and reform: A seat at the table / Jennifer Jones Austin and Anne Williams-Isom
  • Chapter 17. The centrality of child safety to child welfare practice / Jan Flory
  • Chapter 18. Commitment to basics: Practicing in partnership / Jacqueline McKnight
  • Chapter 19. Strategic reinvestment-investing upfront in outcomes / Dawn Saffayeh
  • Chapter 20. Shifting a child welfare system to embrace evidence-based program models / Leslie Abbey and Kerri Smith
  • Chapter 21. What a time it was: Formative experiences in public service / Katie Stoehr
  • Biographies.

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