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A Workforce Scorecard specific to child welfare can serve as a helpful tool to guide more frequent and productive conversations between HR and child welfare. This blog post includes a short video and a tool describing how to create a Workforce Scorecard.

Data visualization can communicate data in a clear, concise, and engaging way – this blog post presents strategies to help you visualize your workforce data.

This blog post describes how data dictionaries can position child welfare agencies to leverage their human resources data for workforce development.

This blog post describes two primary workforce outcomes—performance and retention—and how agencies can use workforce metrics to measure them.

People analytics shows the contribution that the workforce makes to organizational success and provides insight to maximize that contribution. Read this blog post to learn more.

Workforce analytics can help child welfare and human resource (HR) leaders make the most of their HR metrics. This post introduces the concept and benefits of workforce analytics.

The QIC-WD is using an assessment tool to help Institute participants determine if they practice evidence-based management.

The Child Welfare Workforce Analytics Institute is a short-term program to further the work of the QIC-WD. We received applications from across the country and, after thorough review, are pleased to announce the eight jurisdictions that were selected.