NCSEA News

Patrick Quinn, Administrator of the Pennsylvania Fifth Judicial District, Family Division, has been appointed to fill an unexpired term on the NCSEA Board of Directors. Pat has been an administrator, litigator, and thought leader in the child support program since 1984, serving in many leadership positions within his organization as ...
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Child Support Redux: Exploring the Elephant Once upon a time, two grizzled, doddering child support professionals co-authored a book, “The Insiders’ Guide to Child Support: How the System Works.” They envisioned a handbook that would explain government programs authorized under Title IV-D of the Social Security Act, starting with the fact ...
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Where is My D&I Lens? Diversity and Inclusion have come far in 60 years, but are we there yet? Some think so, others think not, yet is there an unintentionally bias in our actions? Do we feel a bias in the actions of others? Do you witness bias in the ...
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Child Support Program Approaches to Enhancing Father Engagement On behalf of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation, Mathematica is conducting a study to understand key programmatic approaches to father engagement across practice fields. As part of this study, Mathematica is hosting a webinar ...
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NCSEA is excited to introduce INSPIRE, a virtual engagement event designed to inspire child support professionals in how they approach their work, colleagues, clients and customers, and discover new and invigorating approaches to their jobs.  NCSEA INSPIRE consists of plenary and workshop sessions, Learning Labs, the NCSEA Book Club and ...
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Join thought leaders from the NCSEA Community for an interactive exchange of big ideas and hot topics in the child support and human services arenas.  These facilitated, fast-paced, small group conversations will cover what’s trending, and in the end, participants help shape the conversation.  Sessions will be held bi-monthly, for ...
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