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Children's Bureau's National Child Welfare Center for Innovation and Advancement, Non-Public Event Registration
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| File Title | Children's Bureau's National Child Welfare Center for Innovation and Advancement, Non-Public Event Registration |
| Author | Chris King |
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| File Modified | 2026-01-15 |
| File Created | 2026-06-17 |
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Activity Title
Date & Time
Month Day, Year XX:XX (a.m./p.m.) in (TimeZone)
Description
[Displayed for PIING Events] The National Child Welfare Center for Innovation and Advancement Peer Innovation and Insight Networking Groups (PIINGs) leverage peer connections to exchange best practices to improve child welfare systems. Our PIINGs provide a national platform to exchange insights and knowledge to improve jurisdictional performance and develop and implement innovative strategies and solutions to advance outcomes for children and families.
After registering, you will receive an email with a calendar invitation containing the link to the activity.
Event Registration
First Name (Open Text)
Last Name (Open Text)
Email Address (Open Text)
In which jurisdiction do you primarily work?
(Select one.) [single-select dropdown of all jurisdictions]
i. Not applicable
ii. Alabama
iii. Alaska
iv. American Samoa
v. Arizona
vi. Arkansas
vii. California
viii. Colorado
ix. Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands
x. Connecticut
xi. Delaware
xii. District of Columbia
xiii. Federated States of Micronesia
xiv. Florida
xv. Georgia
xvi. Guam
xvii. Hawaii
xviii. Idaho
xix. Illinois
xx. Indiana
xxi. Iowa
xxii. Kansas
xxiii. Kentucky
xxiv. Louisiana
xxv. Maine
xxvi. Marshall Islands
xxvii. Maryland
xxviii. Massachusetts
xxix. Michigan
xxx. Minnesota
xxxi. Mississippi
xxxii. Missouri
xxxiii. Montana
xxxiv. Nebraska
xxxv. Nevada
xxxvi. New Hampshire
xxxvii. New Jersey
xxxviii. New Mexico
xxxix. New York
xl. North Carolina
xli. North Dakota
xlii. Ohio
xliii. Oklahoma
xliv. Oregon
xlv. Pennsylvania
xlvi. Puerto Rico
xlvii. Republic of Palau
xlviii. Rhode Island
xlix. South Carolina
l. South Dakota
li. Tennessee
lii. Texas
liii. U.S. Virgin Islands
liv. Utah
lv. Vermont
lvi. Virginia
lvii. Washington
lviii. West Virginia
lix. Wisconsin
lx. Wyoming
lxi. Other
lxii. Other: (open text)
For which organization do you work? (open text)
What is your current title? (open text)
What best describes your role in child welfare?
(Select one) [single-select dropdown of all jurisdictions]
a. State agency leadership
b. State agency staff
c. County agency leadership
d. County agency staff
e. Court Improvement Program director or staff
f. Legal/judicial partner
g. Family and youth leaders/representatives
h. Federal staff
i. State or county contracted provider
j. Technical assistance provider
k. Territory child welfare leadership and staff
l. Tribal program leadership
m. Tribal program staff
n. University/college partner
o. Other/NA: (open text)
[Depending upon the nature of the gathering for which people are registering, no more than two additional questions of the following may be added]
To optimize the outcomes of this session, please answer the following question[s] to help us with our planning.
To strengthen learning, breakouts will be formed around the following topics. Please select your first-choice breakout topic: [single-select; drop-down menu of topics customized to the PIING]
We plan to host voluntary office hours in the [timeframe]. Please indicate topics that you might want to discuss during office hours. [single-select; drop-down menu of topics customized to the PIING]
We are looking for volunteers to share their experiences doing [brief description of topic] in their jurisdiction. If you are willing to share, may we contact you to discuss the opportunity further?
Yes / No
What is one thing you’re hoping to take away from this session? (open text)
Click to register.