Cultural Continuity for Youth

Topics: Cultural awareness and cultural competency

format: Video

ITP credit available

Foster parents are required to complete the annual training outlined in their Individual Training Plan (ITP) to maintain their license.

Learn about how to support youth in care by maintaining roots, part one.

  • Presented by Alaska Center for Resource Families, Billie Jo Kipp, Ph.D., Center for Native American Youth at Aspen Institute
  • Format: self-study via video
  • Training hours awarded on completion: 1 hour

Take the training

Learn about how to support youth in care by maintaining roots, part one.

  • Presented by Alaska Center for Resource Families, Billie Jo Kipp, Ph.D., Center for Native American Youth at Aspen Institute
  • Format: self-study via video
  • Training hours awarded on completion: 1 hour

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Alaska Center for Resource Families is a program of Alongside, a nonprofit that partners with child welfare systems to build and support lasting family connections for young people in foster care.

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