This page serves as an archive for tools and resources removed from the General Tools and Resources page in order to focus on the most current and relevant information. CEBC Year in Review: General Informational Handouts: Implementation and Practice Supports: User Guides: Page last updated 1/26/2026.
The CEBC collaborates with our partner project, California Training Institute (CalTrin), to deliver professional development and extended learning opportunities that focus on evidence-based solutions to issues that span both child abuse prevention and child welfare. CEBC webinars can be accessed below or on the CEBC YouTube channel. Sign up for the monthly CEBC email alerts to receive announcements … Continued
Analysis of Evidence-Based Program Registers: Utilization, Impact, and Challenges – Summary of Insights from the Western Michigan University Study – 2024 The CEBC participated in a study conducted by Western Michigan University and funded by the National Institutes of Health’s National Institute on Drug Abuse to examine the impact of Evidence-Based Program Registers (EBPRs) for behavioral … Continued
CEBC Year in Review: General Informational Handouts: Implementation and Practice Supports: User Guides: The CEBC regularly reviews website content to ensure that we provide the most current and relevant information. Older resources are moved to our Archived General Tools and Resources page. Page last updated 1/21/2026
Suggested Citation: Walsh, C., Rolls Reutz, J., & Williams, R. (2015). Selecting and implementing evidence-based practices: A guide for child and family serving systems [2nd ed.]. San Diego, CA: California Evidence-Based Clearinghouse for Child Welfare.
The CEBC provides California-based agencies with free individualized support and training on how to use the CEBC program registry and implementation materials to best meet their needs. Services are typically provided via internet or phone. Download the Training and Technical Assistance flyer for more information.
Adaptation Making slight changes to a practice while maintaining fidelity to the core elements of the intervention in order to improve fit with client, organization, and/or system characteristics. Conversely, it is often the case that service systems and organizations need to adapt to the delivery standards of an evidence-based practice in order to support implementation … Continued
