New Jersey Adoption Resource Clearing House

Children are often the first impacted and the last identified and helped! This conference brings professionals from ALL disciplines together to discuss how to better identify children impacted by familial substance use, what the impacts and long-term needs are, and how to support and provide services to them. Conference will feature national speakers, experts in the fields, and local initiatives. Topics: prevention, intervention, identification, trauma, Tribal, ACE’s, practices, and more!

The annual conference is an opportunity for us to bring together professionals from child welfare law and intersecting fields and further NACC’s mission through the exchange of ideas, information, and collective efforts.

This webinar is for white adoptive parents ready to interrogate their own racism, talk about race with their children, and do something about racism now. No matter what your child’s race, learn how to talk with them about all “-isms,” including anti-Black and Brown racism and our country’s history of white supremacy. Remember, silence speaks volumes. All of us, and white people in particular, have to push beyond self-examination into action. We will talk about tools and models for how to embrace an antiracist approach to parenting across racial lines. Target audience: White adoptive parents, professionals.

Viewing & Live Discussion

Receive a pre-recorded webinar to view prior to attending a live conversation and Q&A session.

What is your little one thinking and feeling about adoption? Preschoolers are very concrete thinkers. They are just beginning to learn about things like “same and different” and to apply their new understanding to everything, including friends and family. Each stage of their development will challenge you to grow along with them!

Target audience: pre-adoptive and current adoptive parents, first/birth parents, professionals.