January 2024 NCSEA CSQ

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enabling them to be utilized as both a resource and an example when approaching other rideshare or delivery companies. Joel Rogers is the Associate Deputy Attorney General for Child Support Legal Services for the Texas Office of the Attorney General. In that role, he supervises over 300 Assistant Attorneys General and oversees all areas of legal practice for the Child Support Division. Mr. Rogers joined the Child Support Division in 1995 and has worked in several areas of the agency, serving in various senior management roles. Since 2011, Mr. Rogers has also served in a dual capacity as the Child Support Division’s legislative attorney, representing the Title IV-D agency at the State Capitol and in legislative hearings. Mr. Rogers graduated with a B.A. from the University of Texas at Austin in 1989 and received his J.D. from George Washington University Law School in 1992.
NCSEA 2024 Policy Forum Preview by Laura Galindo and Trish Skophammer, NCSEA 2024 Policy Forum Co-chairs We are excited to share a sneak peek into Policy Forum 2024! This year’s theme is “Building Community, Centering Families, Advancing Equity,” and we’re offering some great plenaries that address working with the community, including the voices of those we serve and those with whom we partner, and understanding the impact on families when child support and other systems intersect. Child support and human services professionals from around the country will gather February 1-3 in Washington, D.C. for the annual Policy Forum. NCSEA continues to provide rich content, dynamic speakers, and an opportunity to network. We continue to move the child support program forward through listening and learning from one another. We set out to plan a conference that includes many voices, especially those we don’t hear from often enough. We also wanted to dig into how families are impacted when they are involved in multiple programs, and how we can do more to collaborate so that families thrive. On Thursday, we will hear from the federal Office of Child Support Services (OCSS) Commissioner, Tanguler Gray, about how OCSS has collaborated with other programs. Commissioner Gray will share achievements and lessons learned along the way. We will also hear about recent OCSS initiatives to support tribal child support programs and some preliminary information about the Advancing Equity in Child Support grant. Also on
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