UCLA Pritzker Center for Strengthening Children and Families
About
The UCLA Pritzker Center for Strengthening Children and Families unites community members and leaders across LA County to safely reduce the need for foster care, while supporting equitable reform to our child welfare system. With a focus on prevention, the Pritzker Center works with schools, child welfare reform leaders, and other youth and family serving organizations.
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From Mandatory Reporting to Mandatory Supporting: Transforming Responses to Domestic Violence for Survivors and Their Children
This is a three-part speaker series for the general public to change narratives, address misunderstandings about domestic violence and child welfare, and uplift new stories to drive structural changes for specific audiences in the child welfare and domestic violence communities. We will provide an overview of domestic violence and the transition from mandatory reporting to mandatory supporting. Recent relevant laws and policy changes will be discussed, as well as the role of law enforcement in domestic violence. The shift toward ... View more
Trainings
Race Equity in Education: Part 3
Race Equity in Education: Part 2
Self-Care for Educators
Race Equity in Education: Part 1
Responding to Xenophobia in Schools
Parent Engagement for Schools
Engaging Disengaged Students
Supporting English Language Learners
Mental Health in the Classroom
Other Resources
Race Equity in Education
Recognizing Substance Use in Students
Making Schools Safer for LGBTQIA+ Youth
Addressing Structural Racism in LA County Schools
School Wellbeing Toolkit
Prevención del abuso infantil
Mental Health and Supportive Services
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