Archive for January, 2011
Newsletter 2003
Volume 8 of ITAO’s newsletter, E Pūlama Nā Keiki.
`Ohana is Forever III Conference Handouts
Materials found here are from the March 30, 2009 `Ohana is Forever III “Working Together for Our Tomorrow” conference.
2010 Annual Child Welfare Law Update Conference
Handouts for the 2010 Annual Child Welfare Law Update Conference that was held in Kaneohe, HI on July 7, 2010.
2009 Annual Child Welfare Law Update Conference Handouts
Follow link to find handouts from the 2009 Annual Child Welfare Update Conference which featured Norma Ginther and Mervlyn Kitashima.
Aha Meeting Handouts
The Hawai`i Department of Human Services is in the process of holding Aha meetings asking the community to come listen and share their mana’o on how to best care our keiki. Follow this link for handouts and information.
Bias in Decision-Making: A Challenge to Color-Blindness
Click below for the handouts from the September 9, 2010 Honolulu Victims Act Model Court Multidisciplinary Training conference. Hawaii Data Trends by Race and Ethnicity – Diana English Ph. D
January 2009 Hot Topics Conference
You will find the proposed policy and procedures for resource caregivers, social workers, and GALs regarding youth in court plus other useful handouts that were distributed at the 2009 “Hot Topics” conference.
Mental Health and Developmental Health Issues for Young Children in Foster and Kinship Care
Follow this link for handouts and information relating to this training by Dr. Joy Osofsky, Ph.D. Dr. Osofsky is a psychologist and psychoanalyst and Professor of Pediatrics and Psychiatry at Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center in New Orleans.
My Home, Our Home: Cultural Considerations For Resource Families
Dr. Kimo Alameda lead an open and candid discussion of foster parenting and the cultural considerations for resource families at the 2009 annual foster care conference.
Through the Eyes of a Child
Follow link to find handouts from the “Through the Eyes of a Child” Conference hosted by the Hawai`i Court Improvement Program and the Honolulu Zero to Three Court Team on October 28, 2009.
