Learn about the Collaborative and the work it does with agencies, Tribes, and courts to build capacity.

This paper provides an introduction to CFSRs, an explanation of why CFSRs are important to maintaining the momentum of court improvement efforts, and specific suggestions for how courts can become involved in CFSRs.

Learn about the different types of survey to use, how to increase response rates and who should be surveyed.

Learn about the considerations for protecting participants and how evaluators need to be sure to address any issues if they are involving parents and children in evaluation activities.

Learn about what surveys are, the pros and cons of surveys, and more basic information about surveys.

Surveys are an efficient way to obtain information. They provide a means to receive valuable insight, are easy to implement, and are not resource intensive. However, it is important to know when NOT to use them and what NOT to do when you decide to implement them.

Learn how involving courts and attorneys in the CFSR can support making effective improvements to State child welfare programs.

Learn about the National Model Training Curriculum by the Capacity Building Center for Courts.

Get an overview of the Judicial, Court, and Attorney Measures of Performance (JCAMP) resources to begin improving child welfare court practices.

Implement Judicial, Court, and Attorney Measures of Performance (JCAMP) to help track, understand, and improve child welfare court practices.

Follow a stepwise process to implement performance measures and use data to improve child welfare court practice.

Use the Implementation Toolbox to support a stepwise process to implement performance measures and use data to improve child welfare court practice.

Learn about how to calculate and analyze each performance measure to improve child welfare court practice, including data elements, data collection methods, and the calculation process

Gain a deeper understanding of the research evidence, best practices, and methods used to develop child welfare court performance measures.