Events

  • Recognizing the Impact of the Disproportionate Prescribing of Polypharmacy Psychotropic Medications in Foster Children

    East Baton Rouge Main Library 7711 Goodwood Blvd, Baton Rouge, Louisiana

    Aetna Louisiana and Kids in the Spotlight Join us for a screening of Recovering Innocence, created in Los Angeles by foster care-impacted youth through Kids In The Spotlight. The screening will be followed by a live panel discussion with healthcare experts, social service providers, and youth advocates. Informational resource tables will be available. Earn 2.5 […]

  • Together We Can Conference

    Cajundome Convention Center 444 Cajundome Blvd., Lafayette, LA, United States

    Beacon of Hope: Making a Difference for Experiencing Children of Abuse and Neglect REGISTER: https://bit.ly/TWCREG2025 Together We Can is an annual multi-disciplinary conference that focuses on the children who have experienced abuse or neglect. The children may be in foster care, residential care, kinship care, or have been reunited with their birth family. We provide […]

  • Whole Health Louisiana November Coalition Meeting

    Interested in learning more about how Whole Health Louisiana is progressing in meeting key metrics? Join us at the Coalition Meeting for the Semi-Annual Update on November 6. Members of the statewide implementation and evaluation teams will provide an overview of work accomplished from May to October of 2025. Register for the meeting by providing […]

  • Capital Area Trauma Collaborative Trauma Summit

    Baton Rouge Community College, Acadian Campus 3250 North Acadian Thruway, Baton Rouge, Louisiana

    The Capital Area Trauma Collaborative is hosting a Trauma Summit in Baton Rouge on November 14. The summit will bring together service providers who work with trauma-impacted populations but who also may not be immersed in trauma-informed approaches. The purpose of the summit is to align trauma-informed work in Baton Rouge and the surrounding areas. […]

  • Special Immigration Juvenile Status

    Hosted by the Court Improvement Program of the Louisiana Supreme Court Undocumented children in Child in Need of Care (CINC) proceedings are often eligible for some kind of immigration status. […]

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