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Good Practices and Tools for Social Work Capacity Building in Child Protection Programming
USAID Social Transition Team, Europe and Eurasia Bureau
     

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February 10, 2009

USAID’s Social Transition Team, in the Europe and Eurasia Bureau, hosted an event on social work as it relates to child welfare/protection in development assistance. Speakers presented models and emerging/best practices from several regions of the world in building country capacity to provide effective social services and meet related human resources needs. Participants will be invited to share their experiences and insights during a facilitated discussion on the social work workforce more broadly, as it relates to the long-term effectiveness and viability of USG programs.  This iis a photo of the speakers (L to R): John Williamson, Ghazal Keshavarzian, Susan Becker, Rebecca Davis, Allison Blake
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Photo: Cathy CozzarelliIntroduction and Welcome Remarks
Cathy Cozzarelli,USAID



Photo: Allison Blake and Rebecca DavisThe Professionalization of Social Work: Best Practices in Europe/Eurasia
Speakers: Allison Blake, Rutgers University School of Social Work; Rebecca Davis, Rutgers School of Social Work


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Photo: Susan BeckerPara Social Work Training
Speaker: Susan Becker, HRSA


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Photo: Ghazel KeshavarzianThe Toolkit for Implementing Better Care
Speaker: Ghazel Keshavarzian, Better Care Network


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Photo: John Williamson

Remarks
John Williamson, Displaced Children and Orphan's Fund


Question and Answer Session

Moderated Discussion
Gary Newton, USG Special Advisor for Orphans and Vulnerable Children

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Event Invitation
February 10, 2009 Social Work Event  

Moderated Discussion Background Notes and Discussion Questions Newton, Gary
Social Work Event  

Para Social Work Training Becker, Susan
Good Practices and Tools for Social Work Capacity Building in Child Protection Programming  

The Professionalization of Social Work: Best Practices in Europe & Eurasia Blake, Allison and Davis, Rebecca
Good Practices and Tools for Social Work Capacity Building in Child Protection Programming  

The Toolkit for Implementing Better Care Keshavarzian, Ghazal
Good Practices and Tools for Social Work Capacity Building in Child Protection Programming  




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