Angelina Callis
Supporting communities in defining and building thriving families through systems transformation.
- Role
- Director - Partnerships, Policy, & Practice at Casey Family Programs
- Location
- Denver, CO, US
- LinkedIn followers
- 500 followers
About Angelina Callis
Angelina holds a Master’s Degree in Social Work with a focus in Administration and…
Experience
Director - Partnerships, Policy, & Practice
Apr 2024 — Present · Denver, CO, US
Provide direct consultation to tribes, jurisdictions, and the Federal government that advance Casey’s 2020 goals and supports implementation of reduction efforts to reduce the number of American Indian and Alaskan Native youth in care as well as efforts to improve well-being outcomes. Works with management to ensure alignment with organizational values, goals, and directives in all work performed.· Coordinates and pulls in internal and external resources to address the specific Indian child welfare needs of the jurisdiction in the area of child welfare and prevention. Works closely with other CFS staff to ensure resource allocation is prioritized and used effectively. Builds and maintains close association and working relationships with public and tribal child welfare leadership that are interested in or involved in the work of Casey in reduction, reinvestment, and the 2020 goals. Identifies and tracks emerging trends and best practices in tribal child welfare service delivery, and briefs and makes recommendations to Casey team members on methods to improve child welfare outcomes for American Indian and Alaskan Native youth.· Researches, and gathers data from federal, state, tribal and other partners that track safe reduction and well-being measures of American Indian and Alaskan Native youth in care. Tracks and analyzes emerging state and local policy issues and trends affecting American Indian and Native Alaskan youth and families who are in or are potentially entering into care. Develops appropriate policy and programmatic responses to the policy and data information. Briefs and makes recommendations to Casey team members on best practices and ways to improve child welfare for American Indian and Alaskan Native youth. Identifies, develops and partners with urban Indian and tribal programs on innovative strategies for prevention and safe reduction. Tracks and analyzes outcomes for youth served through partnerships.
Education
University of Washington School of Social Work
Master of Social Work - MSW, Administration & Policy
2017 — 2019
South Seattle College
Associate of Arts (AA), General Studies
2005 — 2007
St.Edward's University
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), Business Administration and Management, General
2007 — 2009
Cornell University
Diversity and Inclusion Certificate
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