The position works closely with federal partners, Tribal representatives, State agencies, judicial partners, subject matter experts, consultants, and project leadership to ensure Collaborative events and peer networking activities are culturally responsive, participant-centered, and aligned with the goals and requirements of Title IV-B Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) implementation efforts. Additionally, in partnership with the National Tribal Child Welfare Center for Innovation and Advancement (NTCWCIA) and the Center for Legal and Judicial Innovation and Advancement (CLJIA) hosts the Title IV-B ICWA Tribal, State, and Court Peer Networking Group, fostering meaningful peer learning, collaboration, and information exchange.