MPLD fellow explores how to share post-adoption information
Melissa Fleurio investigated how families could benefit from post-adoption services when encouraged to seek them out before they encountered a crisis.
Professional development
MPLD graduate’s research project leads to doctoral degree and new state training to better support Indigenous youth
MPLD graduate Kendra Lowden speaks about her experience in the program, how it advanced her career, and how she furthered her research action project to become a groundbreaking state training. She also offers insight and recommendations for better supporting Indigenous youth and families by maintaining their cultural connections.
AdoptUSKids highlights for professionals this month
Diligent recruitment navigator, tool for assessing your support services, and information about the MPLD program: here are key resources and services for your work.
Congratulations to the 2022 MPLD graduates!
During the 3-day graduation event, fellows presented their research projects.
The first MPLD cohort continues to transform the child welfare system
In the years following their graduation from the MPLD program, alumni have spoken nationally, earned promotions, and contributed to change.
Addressing moral injury in our profession
“I was struggling for a way to stay in child welfare and feel good about it.”