Peter R. Correia III, MSW; Director
Fields of Expertise: Independent Living • Cultural Diversity • Child Welfare • Team Building

Peter directs the administration of the National Resource Center for Youth Services (NRCYS) and is responsible for coordinating the overall management and delivery of service/programs of the NRCYS. He develops and provides training and consultation in the areas of cultural competency and independent living. Peter serves on many national committees pertaining to child welfare and youth services. Peter earned his master’s in social work from Boston University.
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Kristi Charles, MSW; Associate Director
Fields of Expertise: Grant Proposal Writing • Administration and Management • Child Welfare and Youth Services

Kristi oversees national training and conferences, marketing, publications, and other support services at the National Resource Center for Youth Services (NRCYS). She gained her direct care experience as a residential counselor, shelter counselor, and team supervisor for Youth Services of Tulsa. Kristi earned her master’s in social work from The University of Oklahoma with a concentration in administration and planning
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Jean Carpenter-Williams, MS, CYC-P; Director of Training Development
Fields of Expertise: Youth Worked Development • Trauma Informed Care • Residential Issues

Jean has been with The University of Oklahoma’s National Resource Center for Youth Services (NRCYS) for over ten years. She has worked extensively with residential programs across the country on improving the culture of care, reducing seclusion and restraint, and effectively implementing the Managing Aggressive Behavior (MAB) program. She serves on the Executive Board for the Association for Child and Youth Care Professionals (ACYCP), a national organization dedicated to professionalizing youth work. Jean has extensive experience in the development of training curricula, including the Residential Child and Youth Care Professional Curriculum (RCYCP) and MAB. Jean has worked in residential settings as a recreation therapist, direct care worker, and unit manager. She earned her master’s in therapeutic recreation from The University of Wisconsin - La Crosse.
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Stacey Clettenberg, PhD; Assistant Program Director
Fields of Expertise: Research • Program Evaluation • Administration and Management

Stacey is responsible for the management of the Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) Resource Family Training (RFT) Program, a pre-service training program for all new Bridge Resource Parents–foster, kinship, and adoptive–who want to provide home-based care to children in the custody of OKDHS. Additionally, Stacey coordinates the Oklahoma Juvenile Personnel Training Program (JPTP), a program of the National Resource Center for Youth Services (NRCYS) that provides centralized, all-inclusive training to human services personnel of Oklahoma’s public or private non-profit organizations or alternative schools (youth workers, school counselors, intake workers, agency directors, etc.). Stacey earned her PhD in educational administration and research from The University of Tulsa.
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Clay Finck, MSEd, LCPC; Program Director
Fields of Expertise: Youth Advisory Boards • GLBTQ Issues • Youth Development/Independent Living • Permanency for Adolescents • ManagingAggressive Behavior • Ansell Casey Life Skills Assessment

Clay is a program director with the National Resource Center for Youth Services (NRCYS) and is responsible for the management of the National Resource Center for Youth Development (NRCYD). He works with other NRCYD staff to develop and deliver training nationally.  He facilitates training and technical assistance to youth serving agencies nationwide in the areas of strategic planning, implementation of the Chafee Foster Care Independence Program, Permanency Planning, Youth Engagement, and Positive Youth Development. Clay has over 20 years’ experience with youth in foster care and was a director and Independent Living coordinator for a private foster care agency in Kansas. Clay is a licensed clinical professional counselor (LCPC) and earned his master’s in education from Northern State University in South Dakota.
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TeRessa Kaemmerling, MSW; Assistant Program Director
Fields of Expertise: Residential Services • Independent Living • Strategic Planning

TeRessa is responsible for the management of the Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) Independent Living Program. She facilitates training and technical assistance to youth serving agencies nationwide in the areas of strategic planning, Casey Life Skills Assessment and the implementation of the Chafee Foster Care Independence Program. She has served as a direct care worker for a youth services' shelter, a shelter administrator and a group home assistant director. TeRessa received her master of social work degree from The University of Oklahoma.
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Mary Bullock, MSW; Program Supervisor
Fields of Expertise: Child Welfare Issues • Foster Care, Kinship & Adoption

Mary began her career working with the Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS), where she held various positions in the child welfare field. Since leaving OKDHS, she has continued her work in the child welfare field. Mary supervises the Resource Family Training (RFT) program for the National Resource Center for Youth Services (NRCYS). The Program provides training for potential OKDHS Bridge foster, kinship, and adoptive families. Mary earned her master’s in social work from The University of Oklahoma.
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Kathy Chamberlain, BS; Trainer/Consultant
Fields of Expertise: Independent Living • Therapeutic Foster Care • Permanency • Child Welfare • Adoptions • Transition Planning • Tribal Foster Care

Kathy works under a contract with the Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) Independent Living (IL) Program as an IL Specialist. She provides training, conducts assessments, and serves as a resource person for child welfare, tribes, care providers, community collaborators, and young adults. Kathy assists youth between the ages of 18-21, who were former IL foster youth, through the Yes I Can! HelpLine. She also coordinates area and statewide projects including group work and case management. Kathy assists in providing life skills training through teen conferences, youth service boards, and seminars. Kathy has over 20 years’ experience in working at OKDHS and is a certified trainer for S.T.A.R.T. (Trauma Informed Care), Creative Life Skills, Person Centered Planning, and Residential Child and Youth Care Professional (RCYCP). She earned her bachelor’s in biology from Northeastern State University.
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Velina L. Davenport, MPH; Trainer/Consultant
Fields of Expertise: Public Health Education • Human Sexuality • Kinship Care • Foster Care • Adoption

Velina works in the Resource Family Training (RFT) Program where she is involved in curriculum development and the training of kinship, foster, and adopted families for the Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS). Her responsibilities include scheduling, coordination, and development of statewide contracted trainers for the program. Velina also provides training for OKDHS Child Welfare staff on Resource Family Assessment and trains Behavior Crisis Management Training (BCMT), a national training curriculum for resource families. Velina trains in the area of diversity and provides training for residential child care staff. She earned her master’s in public health from The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center.
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Matthew Ferree, BA; Trainer/Consultant
Fields of Expertise: Independent Living • Group Homes • Housing • Transition Planning

Matt works under a contract with the Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) Independent Living (IL) Program as a statewide IL Specialist.  He provides training, conducts assessments, and serves as a resource person for child welfare, tribes, care providers, community collaborators, and young adults.  He also coordinates area and statewide projects including conferences, seminars, and case management.  Matt is a certified trainer for Residential Child and Youth Care Professional (RCYCP) and Managing Aggressive Behavior (MAB).  He has direct care experience working in hospital, day treatment, and residential settings.  Matt earned his bachelor’s in psychology and criminology from The University of Oklahoma.
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Carmen FitzGerald, BS; Trainer/Consultant
Fields of Expertise: Independent Living • Post-Secondary Education • Youth Advocacy • Youth Service Boards • Youth Alumni Networking

Carmen works under the Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) Independent Living (IL) Program as an IL Specialist. She provides training, conducts assessments, and serves as a resource person for child welfare workers, tribes, care providers, community collaborators, and young adults. Carmen also coordinates area and statewide projects including group work and case management. She earned her bachelor’s in business administration from Northeastern State University.
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Onreka Givens, BA; Trainer/Consultant
Fields of Expertise: Independent Living • Direct Care • Child Advocacy • Youth Service Boards • Community Collaboration • Program Development

Onreka works under the Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) Independent Living (IL) Program as an IL Specialist. She provides training, conducts assessments, and serves as a resource person for child welfare, tribes, care providers, community collaborators and young adults. She also coordinates area and statewide projects including group work and case management, and she is a certified Casey Life Skills Assessment and Residential Youth and Child Care Professional (RCYCP) trainer. Onreka has direct care experience working with youth in E-level group homes. She participates in community collaborations with youth-focused organizations/boards and the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy Fall Forum. Onreka has additional experience in foster care and adoption home assessments and is an active Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA). Onreka earned her bachelor's in philosophy with a minor in pre-law from The Catholic University of America in Washington, DC.
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Maya Hering, MBA; Program Development Specialist II
Fields of Expertise: Outreach • Peer Education • Staff Development, Training, and Supervision • Rural Programming • Runaway and Homeless Youth

Maya Hering works with a number of NRC programs including the Trauma Informed Care project, the National Resource Center for Youth Development, and the Oklahoma Independent Living program. Maya gathers information and analyzes data associated with program specific projects to disseminate to the field on emerging trends and promising practices for working youth. Maya is a certified trainer for Residential Child and Youth Care Professional, Youth Development: The Vital Link, Managing Aggressive Behavior, and Shelter form the Storm: Trauma Informed Care training programs. She has worked in youth services for more than 10 years with positions as an AmeriCorps work crew leader and a Street Outreach Program Supervisor. Maya has an Interdisciplinary Bachelor of Science degree from Humboldt State University and a Masters of Business Administration from American University.
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Susan Hull, BS; Program Development Specialist
Fields of Expertise: Database Administration • Reporting • Systems and Process Analysis • Communications

Susan works under a contract with the Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) and serves as a program development specialist for the Independent Living (IL) Program. She manages the IL databases, reporting, and web pages. Susan provides supervision to two conference specialists. She earned a bachelor of science degree in management of information systems from the University of Tulsa.
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Joe E. Johnson, Conference Coordinator
Fields of Expertise: Meeting Planning • Conference Programming • Communications

Joe's responsibilities include site selection, contract negotiation, conference programming, on-site logistics and final reporting for all NRCYS' conferences. Joe has experience that ranges from Assistant Director of Student Activities and Director of Student Information Services at The University of Oklahoma to commercial and retail design businesses. Joe's academic background is in journalism and public relations at The University of Oklahoma.
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Clarissa Jones, LCSW, ACSW; Trainer/Consultant
Fields of Expertise: Sexual Abuse Treatment • Grief & Loss Resolution • Foster Care and Adoption • Kinship Care

Clarissa works in the Resource Family Training Program and is involved with curriculum development for training of kinship, foster and adoptive parents for the Oklahoma Department of Human Services. Clarissa collaborated in writing a curriculum specifically designed for kinship caregivers. Her responsibilities also include scheduling, coordination, and development of statewide contracted trainers for the program. In addition, Clarissa provides training for OKDHS child welfare staff on Resource Family Assessment and trains the Behavior Crisis Management national curriculum. Clarissa is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker experienced as an individual, family and group therapist with a focus in family development and sexual abuse treatment. Clarissa received her Master's of Social Work from the University of Oklahoma.
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Dana Kempker, BA; Program Logistics Supervisor
Fields of Expertise: Meeting Planning • Logistics • Communications

Dana works in the Conferences Department. Her responsibilities include site selection, contract negotiation, and logistics for the National Resource Center for Youth Services (NRCYS) events. She also manages a team of conference specialists and program coordinators. Dana’s previous work experience includes large-scale conference and event planning for an educational publishing company. Dana earned her bachelor’s in advertising and sociology from Iowa State University.
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James A. McKenzie, BS; Trainer/Consultant
Case Planning/Case Management • Residential Care and Management • Youth Development • Youth Delinquency and Intervention

James works under a contract with the Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) Independent Living (IL) Program as a statewide IL Specialist. He provides training for both youth and youth care professionals. He also provides technical assistance regarding case planning, case management, and youth transitioning to adulthood. James serves as a resource for child welfare workers, tribal youth care providers, residential/foster care providers, community collaborators, and youth. James is a certified trainer of Managing Aggressive Behavior (MAB), Residential Child and Youth Care Professional (RCYCP) Curriculum, and Motivational Interviewing. He has direct care and administrative experience working with both adolescent boys and girls in residential treatment. He has case management experience working as a certified case manager for the State of Utah with several at-risk youth populations. James earned a bachelor’s in anthropology from The University of Utah.
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Danielle Merryman, BAAL; Conference Coordinator
Fields of Expertise:Meeting Planning • Logistics • Communications

Danielle is responsible for coordinating event logistics. She works with hotels and conference centers across the county to schedule training events, technical assistance clinics, meetings, and conferences offered by the National Resource Center for Youth Services (NRCYS). Danielle earned her bachelor’s in administrative leadership from The University of Oklahoma.
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Steven Mullen, BA, CTRS; Trainer/Consultant
Fields of Expertise: Managing Aggressive Behavior • Residential Care Issues • Recreational Therapy

Steven provides training and technical assistance to Oklahoma non-profit agencies as part of the National Resource Center for Youth Services (NRCYS) Juvenile Personnel Training Program (JPTP). He presents Managing Aggressive Behavior (MAB) and also trains on the topics of team building, experiential therapy, leisure education, and milieu management. Steven has been the Director of Expressive and Adjunctive Therapies/Recreational Therapy at Brown Schools of Oklahoma and he has extensive experience in residential care and youth ministry. He is a Certified Therapeutic Recreation Therapist. Steven earned his bachelor’s in therapeutic recreation from Oklahoma State University.
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Kristal S. Nicholson, MA, LPC; Trainer/Consultant
Fields of Expertise: Residential Care Issues • Managing Aggressive Behavior • Spiritual Development

Kristal has been at The University of Oklahoma’s National Resource Center for Youth Services (NRCYS) for over 10 years. She provides training and technical assistance for non-profit agencies in Oklahoma and nationally in the areas of residential care issues, crisis prevention and intervention, spiritual development, and gender responsive programming for girls. Kristal has extensive experience developing training curricula including A Native Pathway to Adulthood and Integrating Spirituality in Youth Work. She also has an expertise in delivery of trainer certification courses and the development of trainers. Kristal is a licensed professional counselor (LPC) with the state of Oklahoma. She earned her master’s in counseling from Oral Roberts University.
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Lupe Ortiz-Tovar, BA, Trainer/Consultant
Fields of Expertise: Youth Leadership Development • Young Adult T/TA Network & Alumni Networks • Transition Planning

Lupe facilitates national curriculum including The Vital Link – Youth Development Philosophy and Life Long Connections. With a youth development and engagement focus, Lupe administers the Young Adult Training and Technical Assistance Network, the summer internship program, and various opportunities that YD offers for youth and alumni from the child welfare system. Lupe provides training in cultural diversity, social media, and child welfare. Lupe oversees the Youth Port site and social media efforts with a primary focus of the promotion of youth engagement and empowerment as a standard in child welfare practices. Lupe participates in strategic planning sessions with Youth Advisory Boards, states, and partnering networks that work with a Youth Development focus. She recently assisted with the publication Making Healthy Choices: A Guide on Psychotropic Medications for Youth in Foster Care focusing on psychotropic medication from a youth perspective. She earned her bachelor’s in psychology from Arizona State University.
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Laura Osbun, MS; Trainer/Consultant
Fields of Expertise: Independent Living • Direct Care • Life Skills • Case Management

Laura works under a contract with the Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) Independent Living (IL) Program as an IL Specialist. She provides training, conducts assessments, and serves as a resource person for child welfare, tribes, care providers, community collaborators, and young adults. Laura also coordinates area and statewide projects including group work and case management. She is a certified Casey Life Skills Assessment, S.T.A.R.T. (Trauma Informed Care), and Residential Child and Youth Care Professional (RCYCP) trainer. Laura has experience working as direct care staff and case manager in a group home setting serving adolescent girls. Laura earned her master’s in behavioral science from Cameron University.
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Mary Catherine Plank, MHR; Program Development Specialist
Fields of Expertise: Independent Living • Case Management • Child Advocacy

Mary provides services to eligible youth through the Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) Independent Living (IL) Program and the Yes I Can! Program. These services are designed to help youth transition to adulthood and to assist young adults leaving foster care. Services include case management and referral to other community resources. Mary worked with the Child Abuse Network, Inc. as a case manager and child advocate. She earned her master’s in human relations from The University of Oklahoma.  
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Jennifer Price, MSW, LCSW; Trainer/Consultant
Fields of Expertise: School-based Social Work • Domestic Violence Intervention and Advocacy

Jennifer works in the Resource Family Training (RFT) Program and is involved with curriculum development and the implementation of the statewide training of kinship, foster, and adoptive parents for the Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS). Jennifer has worked for Domestic Violence Intervention Services as an advocate and for Tulsa Public Schools as a school social worker. She earned her master’s in social work from The University of Oklahoma and is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW). 
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Heather Ratliff, BA; Trainer/Consultant
Fields of Expertise: Independent Living • National Youth in Transition Database • Child Welfare

Heather works under a contract with the Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) Independent Living (IL) Program as an IL Specialist. She is the National Youth in Transition Database (NYTD) Team Lead and is responsible for statewide survey completion of certain youth at ages 19 and then again at 21. Heather provides training, conducts assessments, and serves as a resource person for child welfare, tribes, care providers, community collaborators, and young adults. She also coordinates area and statewide projects including group work and case management. She previously worked on NYTD for OKDHS as a Child Welfare Specialist III. Heather earned her bachelor’s in anthropology from The University of Oklahoma. 
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Cynethia Rayford, M.Ed.; Trainer/Consultant
Fields of Expertise: Vocational and Educational Counseling • Separation and Placement • Cultural Diversity

Cynethia is a trainer/consultant for the Juvenile Personnel Training Program (JPTP) for the National Resource Center for Youth Services (NRCYS). She trains nationally presenting workshops on Cultural Diversity, Creating Positive Futures, Casey Life Skills Assessment Trainer Certification, and Residential Child and Youth Care Professional (RCYCP) trainer certification. She served as an intake social worker with child welfare in the Tulsa County office of the Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS). She worked for the Guthrie Job Corps Center as a counselor, program coordinator, recruiter, and conference coordinator. Cynethia was a presenter for One Church, One Child program locating both foster and permanent homes for African American children for more than 18 years. She earned her master’s in urban education at Langston University.
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Kathy Sutter, MS; Program Supervisor
Fields of Expertise: Managing Aggressive Behavior • Gay and Lesbian Youth and Family Issues • Youth Development/Independent Living • Permanency for Adolescents

Kathy has been with the National Resource Center for Youth Services (NRCYS) for over 16 years and is a program supervisor. She coordinates projects through the National Resource Center for Youth Development (NRCYD) and works with other NRCYD staff to develop and deliver training nationally. She was involved in the development and implementation of NRCYS Managing Aggressive Behavior (MAB) curriculum and is a MAB trainer. She also provides training in permanent connections for adolescents, positive youth development, independent living, cultural diversity, and working with gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender youth. Kathy has direct care experience as counselor in inpatient/acute care and residential settings for adolescents. She earned her master’s in community counseling from Oklahoma State University.
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Mitch Tindell, M.Ed; Trainer/Consultant
Fields of Expertise: Independent Living • Youth Service Boards • Transition Planning • Curriculum Development

Mitch works under a contract with the Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) Independent Living (IL) Program as an IL Specialist. He provides training, conducts assessments, and serves as a resource person for child welfare, tribes, care providers, community collaborators, and young adults. He also coordinates area and statewide projects including group work and case management. Mitch’s experience in youth development includes working for OKDHS as a child welfare specialist, as a supervisor in detention centers, and in wraparound services. He is a certified trainer in Casey Life Skills Assessment, Managing Aggressive Behavior (MAB), S.T.A.R.T. (Trauma Informed Care), and Residential Youth and Child Care Professional (RCYCP). Mitch earned his master’s in education from Southwestern Oklahoma State University.
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Lou Truitt, MHR; Program Supervisor
Fields of Expertise: Child Welfare Issues • Foster Care, Kinship & Adoption • Permanent Connections • Post Adjudication Review Boards

Lou is the program supervisor for the Juvenile Personnel Training Program (JPTP) at the National Resource Center for Youth Services (NRCYS) where she oversees the development and delivery of training for youth serving agencies in Oklahoma. Having been at NRCYS over 16 years, she has delivered training in the areas of child welfare, foster care, cultural diversity, life skills assessments, and has trained Post Adjudication Review Boards throughout Oklahoma. She helped to author the 2012 rewrite of the 27-hour trauma-informed pre-service training for Oklahoma Bridge Resource Families. Lou previously worked for the Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) Children and Family Services Division as a child welfare specialist and supervisor of child protective services for 14 years. She has provided specialized group services for adolescent survivors as well as non-offending parent groups. She currently serves on a tri-county Children’s Advocacy Center Board and Post Adjudication Review Board. She earned her master’s in human relations from The University of Oklahoma.
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Theresa West, BA; Trainer/Consultant
Fields of Expertise: Independent Living • Supervised Practice

Theresa works under a contract with the Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) Independent Living (IL) Program and serves as an IL Specialist. She provides training, conducts assessments, and serves as a resource person for child welfare, tribes, care providers, community collaborators, and young adults. She also coordinates area and statewide projects including group work and case management. Theresa has worked as a supervisor for Oklahoma Children’s Services and Director of a Day Treatment Program with Integris. She has also worked as a Director of an Independent Living Home through Youth and Family Services of North Central Oklahoma. Theresa is a certified trainer for Casey Life Skills Assessment, S.T.A.R.T. (Trauma Informed Care), and Residential Child and Youth Care Professional (RCYCP). Theresa earned her bachelor’s in sociology from The University of Central Oklahoma.
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Lynne Wright, MHR; Trainer/Consultant
Fields of Expertise: Child Welfare • National Youth Transition Database • Community Collaborations

Lynne is a Program Development Specialist with the National Resource Center for Youth Development (NRCYD). She serves as a resource person for implementation of the National Youth in Transition Database (NYTD). Lynne helps manage the Solutions Desk Community of Practice for Helping Youth Transition by overseeing the website and coordinating interagency dialogue among states through Webinars and resource management. She also writes the Youth Development eUpdate and researches emerging trends and promising practices for developing and sustaining youth programs through interagency collaboration. She has worked in the youth services field in prevention, child protective services, permanency planning, Resource Family Training (RFT), Child and Family Services Review, and as child welfare advisor for post adjudication review. Lynne earned her master’s in human relations from The University of Oklahoma.
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