January 2024 NCSEA CSQ

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Table of Contents January 2024 President’s Message ..................................................................... 3 Community Corner: The Profound Impact of Enhanced Domestic Violence Training and Practices in Arizona ................................... 5 Congress Shines a Light on Federal Tax Information and the Child Support Program ........................................................................... 8 Behavioral Economics and Attracting Customers to the IV-D Program ...................................................................................... 20 Texas Succeeds in Extending New Hire Reporting Requirements to Rideshare Drivers ................................................................... 25 NCSEA 2024 Policy Forum Preview ........................................... 31 Breaking the Mold: Exploring Non-Cash Child Support Options for Parental Empowerment ............................................................... 34
Erin Frisch, NCSEA President Happy New Year NCSEA Members! I love the practice of reflection and looking ahead that comes at this time of year. There are so many things going on as we continue exploring the power of community. At the last NCSEA board meeting in December, we learned about the National Association for Welfare Research Statistics (NAWRS) and how we might build a partnership between our two organizations. NAWRS is a volunteer-run organization that brings together researchers from academic institutions and research firms, as well as practitioners in the field, to leverage research and analytics for effective human service programs. I encourage you to check it out if research is your thing! We’ve also been in conversation with Casey Family Programs about opportunities to build stronger connections between child welfare and child support. I’m encouraged by these efforts to expand our community more broadly in service of families. NCSEA is fortunate to have strong support from members and our corporate partners, which affords us the opportunity to give back to the communities we serve. The Board is working on a policy to make a financial contribution as well as an investment of time in the locations of our annual Leadership Symposium. This is a tangible way NCSEA as an organization can support families and children, and I’m excited to see the impact this will have in the future.
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