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Indian Child Welfare: Programs and Services
"Look behind you. See your sons and your daughters. They are your future. Look farther, and see your sons' and your daughters' children and their children's children even unto the Seventh generation. That's the way we were taught. Think about it: you yourself are a Seventh Generation!"
--Leon Shenandoah
Six Nations Iroquois Confederacy
Eleven federally recognized Indian tribes, bands, or communities are located within the boundaries of the State of Wisconsin. Each of these tribes, bands, or communities has an Indian Child Welfare Director who is the primary contact for ICWA inquiries.
- WICWA Desk Aid (DCF-P-2536) (PDF, 338 kb)
- ICW Director Contact List (PDF, 12 kb)
- National ICWA Contact Persons
- Detailed Tribal List (inclusive of Directors, Presidents, Chairpersons & ICW Staff) (PDF, 27 kb)
- DCF Tribal Consultation Policy (PDF)
- DCF 2009 Consultation Implementation Plan (PDF)
- Inter-Tribal Child Welfare Training Partnership
- Definitions
- Tribal Child Welfare Priorities (PDF, 150 kb)
- Child and Family Services 2009-2014 Plan
- DHS Tribal Affairs Unit (Exit DCF)
Last Revised: August 31, 2011