Each year, the Child and Family Evidence-Based Practice Consortium organizes a track of presentations for the Research and Policy Conference for Child, Adolescent, and Young Adult Behavioral Health. Sponsored by the University of South Florida’s Department of Child and Family Studies and the Children’s Mental Health Network. In March 2020, this conference convenes for its 33rd year in Tampa. For this Journal of Family Social Work special issue, the Consortium invited contributors from its track of presentations at the 32nd annual conference to submit manuscripts. Since 2002, the Consortium has engaged practitioners, administrators, researchers, and faculty interested in providing evidence-based and promising practices for children, youth, and families. Consortium efforts focus upon the selection and effective implementation of these practices as well as relevant workforce preparation and development. Consortium participants include leaders from Australia, Canada, Europe, and the United States, some of whom also consult and provide technical assistance in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Consortium participation is voluntary, and projects are not reliant upon any single funding source. Hence, efforts evolve through interdisciplinary selfgoverning and creative discourse as multiple fields address the promise and challenge of implementing evidence-based and promising practices for children, youth, and families. Members explore differing perspectives, emerging questions, challenges, and successful strategies in systems-change and research efforts. They are active in related organizations and groups such as Abt Associates with the Title IV-E Prevention Services Clearinghouse, the California Evidence-Based Clearinghouse for Child Welfare (CEBC), Evidence-Based Associates, the Families Foundation, Judge Baker Children’s Center, the National Child Trauma Stress Network (NCTSN), the National Training and Technical Assistance Center for Child, Youth and Family Mental Health (NTTAC), Triple P International, andWheeler Clinics of Connecticut. Participants are also engaged in the Global Implementation Society and in its development of a new journal,

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儿童和家庭循证实践联合会特刊：有效实施循证治疗

每年，儿童和家庭循证实践联合会都会组织有关儿童，青少年和成人行为健康研究与政策会议的演讲。由南佛罗里达大学儿童与家庭研究系和儿童心理健康网络赞助。2020年3月，该大会召开了第33年，在坦帕召开。对于本期《家庭社会工作杂志》，财团邀请其在第32届年会上的演讲稿的投稿人提交稿件。自2002年以来，联盟吸引了有兴趣为儿童，青年和家庭提供循证和有前途的实践的从业者，管理人员，研究人员和教师。财团的工作重点是选择和有效实施这些做法以及相关的员工队伍准备和发展。联盟的参与者包括来自澳大利亚，加拿大，欧洲和美国的领导人，其中一些人还在非洲，亚洲和拉丁美洲咨询并提供技术援助。财团的参与是自愿的，项目不依赖任何单一资金来源。因此，通过跨学科的自我管理和创造性的论述，努力得以发展，因为多个领域解决了为儿童，青年和家庭实施循证和有前途的做法所带来的希望和挑战。成员探索系统变更和研究工作中的不同观点，新出现的问题，挑战和成功策略。他们活跃在相关组织和团体中，例如具有标题IV-E预防服务信息交换所的Abt Associates，加利福尼亚儿童福利循证信息交换所（CEBC），循证协会，家庭基金会，贝克儿童中心法官，国家儿童创伤心理压力网（NCTSN），儿童，青少年和家庭心理健康国家培训和技术援助中心（NTTAC），Triple P International和康涅狄格惠勒诊所。参与者还参与了全球实施协会及其新期刊的开发，国家儿童创伤心理压力网（NCTSN），儿童，青少年和家庭心理健康国家培训和技术援助中心（NTTAC），Triple P International和康涅狄格州惠勒诊所。参与者还参与了全球实施协会及其新期刊的开发，国家儿童创伤心理压力网（NCTSN），儿童，青少年和家庭心理健康国家培训和技术援助中心（NTTAC），Triple P International和康涅狄格州惠勒诊所。参与者还参与了全球实施协会及其新期刊的开发，