PUBLICATIONS
CWLA publishes Children’s Voice magazine, Child Welfare journal, the National Blueprint for Excellence in Child Welfare, and hundreds of books. Under the imprint CWLA Press, we produce the most respected publications in the areas of adoption, foster care, residential treatment, cultural competence, pregnancy and parenting, independent living, and permanency. We also feature training curricula and make available the world-renowned foster parent training material, PRIDE. To buy CWLA books, pins, cards and other gifts, shop online. Proceeds help support children who are vulnerable.
FEATURED PUBLICATIONS
Becoming the Change We Seek: Stories from CEOs in the Voluntary Sector is a collection of essays “focused on – and dedicated to – the executive and voluntary leadership of child and family services organizations. Its purpose is to highlight the unique history, capacity, contributions, and future promise of this extraordinary and longstanding movement” (Kate O’Day, foreword). Eight CEOs of child- and family-serving organizations discuss their career journeys, lessons learned, and hopes for the future of child welfare.
CHILD WELFARE JOURNAL
Take a look at our bimonthly, peer-reviewed journal, devoted solely to the welfare of children and youth.
Our latest special issue is a double issue, Transforming Child Welfare through Anti-Racist Approaches.
OUR NEWSLETTERS
Our monthly newsletter, the Networker, connects child-serving professionals with resources, events, and each other.
Our Children’s Monitor blog helps you stay up to date with federal policy and learn how these issues impact child welfare.
Recent publications from CWLA Press include:
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MARKETING AND PUBLISHING OPPORTUNITIES
Material published in Children’s Voice falls into two categories: Features and Departments. Features are relatively in-depth treatments of issues and events that affect children, youth, and families and those who work with them or on their behalf. The tone is feature-oriented — professional but informal.
CWLA publications, program, and policy staff, as well as experts and professionals in child welfare and related fields, write feature articles. To submit an article, please first send a query letter to Rachel Adams, editor, at voice@cwla.org.
We offer many ways to reach child and family experts at their ultimate point of purchase. Consider advertising in our signature publications, Children’s Voice and Child Welfare, and/or sponsoring a special issue. Or take advantage of our online advertising opportunities on our website or in our monthly e-newsletter, The Networker (readership 16,000+). We also make available our mailing lists to qualified vendors with a message for our leaders. Click the link for more information: Marketing Opportunities. Or contact cwla@cwla.org.