California Indian Child Welfare Association

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The mission of CAL-ICWA is to ensure that American Indian tribes, children and families in the California juvenile dependency and juvenile delinquency system receive the protections, services and rights recognized by the Indian Child Welfare Act.

Photos 06/15/2023

BREAKING NEWS: ICWA is upheld by the Supreme Court. Native families are PROTECTED!!! ❤️

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Understanding Adoptive Parents v. Baby Girl 02/08/2013

Feb. 13, 2013 -- 11:00am (Pacific time)

Free Webcast hosted by the National Indian Child Welfare Association to help you understand the ICWA case currently before the Supreme Court.

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Understanding Adoptive Parents v. Baby Girl Date: Wed, Feb 13, 2013, Time: 11:00 AM PST, Host(s): National Indian Child Welfare Association (NICWA). The U.S. Supreme Court will soon hear the case Adoptive Couple v. Baby Girl, a South Carolina adoption case involving the Indian Child Welfare Act. This high profile and emotionally charged c...

Artwork Contest for Native American Youth | Criminal Enforcement | US EPA 08/31/2010

Artwork Contest for Native American Youth | Criminal Enforcement | US EPA Environmental violations in tribal communities hurt the environment and can affect people, too. If people report leaking chemical drums, contaminated waterways or illegal dumping to EPA, we can clean them up and bring the violators to justice. You can help get the word out in your tribal community a...

Youth ICWA Training online « Cal-ICWA Blog 08/27/2010

Youth ICWA Training online « Cal-ICWA Blog Thank you to all those who helped get the word out and identified youth for the American Indian Foster Youth Academy. The Academy was an amazing success and an incredible experience. Thank you also to The California Endowment and the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians for funding. A huge Thank Yo...

Youth ICWA Training 08/18/2010

The youth-focused Indian Child Welfare Act and Advocacy training developed by Indian Dispute Resolution Services for the Indian Foster Youth Academy is now online! Thank you Tribal STAR and California Youth Connection!!

Youth ICWA Training This curriculum is design to introduce youth to the Indian Child Welfare Act; to learn and practice communication skills; and to develop advocacy skills youth need to make an impact in Native communities and in the California dependency system.

06/24/2010

Webinar: Fostering Connections & Education: Funding Transportation

The Fostering Connections Resource Center and the American Bar
Association Legal Center for Foster Care and Education invite you to
join us for a free webinar on the education provisions of the Fostering
Connections Act (FCA). During this webinar, experts from the Legal Center for Foster
Care and Education will focus on the special challenges related to
providing, arranging, and paying for transportation for children to
remain in their same schools. They will outline key questions and
considerations relevant to decision makers and highlight successful
strategies from selected states.

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IDRS, Inc.| Indian Foster Youth Academy 06/03/2010

American Indian Foster Youth (and former foster youth) in California:
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Are you ready to learn the skills needed to be a leader in your Tribe
and/or community?
Are you between the ages of 16 & 24?

IDRS, Inc.| Indian Foster Youth Academy You are our focus for the Indian Foster Youth Academy this July 12-17, 2010. Up to 20 Indian foster youth, and former foster youth, will be competitively selected from across California for a FREE week of training in advocacy, cross-cultural communication, negotiation, and other vital skills. ...

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1328 Howe Avenue, # 201
Sacramento, CA
95825