Events

We organize in person and online events to share information, foster community, and build momentum for change. Joining our mailing list is the best way to learn about upcoming events and we hope to see you at our next event. Some of our events are recorded and shared here.

Next Events

In 2026, we’re planning a monthly series of webinars, including our Black History Month kick off.

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You Should Be Careful

June 3, 2024

Panel Discussion

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The Reckoning Part II

May 8, 2024

Transforming Systems to Achieve Family Justice and Integrity

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Never Can Say Goodbye

April 16, 2024

Film Screening | A Story about an African American mother, convicted and on the verge of prison, asks for one last chance to see her kids

Accountability council

We hosted several events to gather feedback on the accountability council

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You Should Be Careful

June 3, 2024

Panel Discussion

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The Reckoning Part II

May 8, 2024

Transforming Systems to Achieve Family Justice and Integrity

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Never Can Say Goodbye

April 16, 2024

Film Screening | A Story about an African American mother, convicted and on the verge of prison, asks for one last chance to see her kids

The Reckoning

The Reckoning is a series of events, organized with Graham-Windham, that explore the role of social service agencies in a system that too often harms families. Leaders and staff from several organizations discuss their roles, the evolution of their thinking, and their efforts to change policy and practice to better serve families. 

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Introduction and Keynote Speech

Session 1

The History of Child Welfare

Session 2

Shifting Practices and Incentives in Child Welfare Practices through an Anti-Racist Lens

Session 3

Community Approaches as Alternatives to Systems

Report and Recommendations

NTFD began with a series of online events in 2021. These sessions were attended by more than 400 people and informed our Report and Recommendations.

Past Events

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Thank you to the Redlich Horwitz Foundation for its generous support