Training

For Parents

Empower yourself with knowledge and resources through our tailored ICWA training programs designed for parents. Explore essential topics such as understanding your rights under the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA), navigating the ICWA process, and gaining insights into the legal and cultural considerations that shape child welfare proceedings. Our training sessions provide valuable guidance and support to help you advocate effectively for the best interests of your child and family.

For Professionals

Elevate your expertise and enhance your professional skills with our comprehensive ICWA training programs tailored for social workers, legal professionals, and child welfare professionals. Dive into the fundamentals of ICWA, learn the intricacies of expert witness testimony, and develop leadership skills for supervising ICWA units. Our training sessions combine theoretical knowledge with practical insights to equip you with the tools and confidence needed to navigate ICWA complexities and promote positive outcomes for Native American children and families.

For Courts

Gain a deeper understanding of ICWA compliance and best practices with our specialized training programs designed for judicial officers, court personnel, and legal professionals. Explore key topics such as ICWA court proceedings, compliance requirements, and strategies for ensuring effective implementation of ICWA mandates. Our training sessions provide practical guidance and insights to help courts uphold the principles of ICWA and protect the rights and cultural heritage of Native American children and families.

For Tribal Leaders

Empower yourself and strengthen your community with our targeted ICWA training programs tailored for tribal leaders and representatives. Learn how to advocate effectively for ICWA implementation, build collaborative partnerships with courts and child welfare agencies, and develop strategies for empowering tribal communities. Our training sessions offer valuable resources and support to tribal leaders as they navigate the complex landscape of ICWA and work towards positive outcomes for Native American children and families.