DCYF Celebrates National Social Work Month
This month, the Washington State Department of Children, Youth, and Families is joining the country to celebrate Social Work Month.
This month, the Washington State Department of Children, Youth, and Families is joining the country to celebrate Social Work Month.
As DCYF works to eliminate racial disproportionalities and advance racial equity, it’s essential to continue supporting the voices of BIPOC youth and acknowledge their history as an embedded part of our community every day of the year.
February is Black History Month. As a late-stage boomer, I got almost none of this history in school, despite growing up in a majority Black city (Philadelphia) and a big academic focus on American History in my youth.
DCYF's Adolescent Programs division is hosting four town hall meetings to provide ongoing updates regarding the Transition and Independent Living Program Redesign Project.