Job Posting: Executive Director, Child Welfare Organizing Project

 The Executive Director of CWOP will provide the leadership, vision, strategy and management necessary to ensure the organization has a strong and dynamic public voice in promulgating all aspects of the CWOP Mission. While managing the day-to-day internal operations and programs, the Executive Director will work closely with the Board to develop a vibrant approach to cohere CWOP’s many initiatives to the mission, vision and active advocacy and, thereby, create a stronger identity and platform that can attract new funding, visibility and opportunity to further CWOP’s mission.

See the full job listing here:

CWOP Executive Director Job Announcement

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Richard Murphy: Remembering a Youth Work Legend

A moving tribute to youth work leader Richard Murphy, who passed away on Valentine’s Day, by The Chronicle of Social Change:

Remembering A Youth Work Legend

 

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To Avoid Broken Adoptions, Avoid Breaking Families

No one’s sure how often adopted children end up back in foster care. What is certain is that blood relationships are often too deep or complex for court action to sever them.

CWOP’s Michael Arsham discusses the issue in a guest post on City Limits. Read it here:

To Avoid Broken Adoptions, Avoid Breaking Families

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