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Lived Experience Consultant - Alumni of Care

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This subcontract, issued by the University of Washington, seeks Lived Experience Consultants to support DCYF child welfare projects within Washington State. The selected consultants will provide critical insights based on their personal histories to improve learning experiences and the development of curricula. Key responsibilities include participating in virtual council meetings, offering feedback on curriculum revisions, and assisting with the planning of conferences. Eligible candidates must be alumni of care between the ages of 18 and 25 who currently reside in Washington State. Additionally, consultants are required to have a personal computer and reliable internet access to perform their duties. The contract focuses on integrating lived-experience guidance to enhance the quality and effectiveness of child welfare educational materials and programming.

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UW seeks Washington alumni of care for child welfare project consulting and feedback.

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WA, USA

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UW The Alliance - Experts by Experience Council

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Performs consulting services for prime contractors on DCYF child welfare projects in Washington State. Provides lived-experience insights to enhance learning experiences and curricula development. Participates in virtual council meetings, provides feedback on curricula revisions, and assists in conference planning. Requires alumni of care aged 18-25 residing in Washington with personal computer and internet access. Delivers lived-experience guidance and curriculum feedback.

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