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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

Systems Consultation When Trauma Strikes: Stories of Hope, Collaboration, and Change is an “empowering approach to organizational crisis intervention and group facilitation [that] is creative and experiential …. [T]his book is an essential guide for organizations that strive to foster a culture of resiliency, even in the midst of a crisis, by way of hope, collaboration, and change.” — Christine Lynn Norton, Ph.D., LCSW, Professor School of Social Work, Texas State University

CHILD WELFARE JOURNAL

Take a look at our bimonthly, peer-reviewed journal, devoted solely to the welfare of children and youth.

Our latest issue is a special-themed double issue, Transforming Child Welfare through Anti-Racist Approaches.

OUR MAGAZINE AND BLOGS

Explore our award-winning magazine, Children’s Voice.

Our Children’s Monitor blog helps you stay up to date with federal policy and learn how these issues impact child welfare.

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Recent publications from CWLA Press include:

Reflections on Child Welfare Areas of Practice, Issues, and Service Populations: Volumes 1 & 2

Reflections on Kinship Care: Learning from the Past, Implications for the Future

Saying Goodbye to a Baby (Revised Edition), Volumes 1 & 2

 LGBTQ Youth Issues: A Practical Guide for Youth Workers Serving Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, & Questioning Youth (Third Edition) 

HOT DEALS

Save 30% on the following titles (cannot be combined with any other discount):

› What Works in Child Welfare, Revised Edition

› Challenging Racial Disproportionality in Child Welfare

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MARKETING AND PUBLISHING OPPORTUNITIES

TO SUBMIT TO CHILDREN'S VOICE:

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.

Launched in 1921, Child Welfare is a scholarly, research-driven, peer-reviewed bimonthly journal that links the latest findings in child welfare and related research with best practice, policy, and program development. Submissions are accepted only via our online submissions form. 

CWLA publishes textbooks, curricula, studies, and children’s books related to child welfare issues, policies, programs, and practices. Send book proposals and all other editorial/publications questions to Rachel Adams, Editor, at radams@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. 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.