Shared understanding
Bring different perspectives together to understand how local systems work for children and families.
Statewide collaboration
Different perspectives. Shared understanding. Better systems.
Washington’s dependency system serves communities with different resources, practices, and challenges. Coordinated by WACAP, six regional summits bring together local professionals, community partners, and people with lived experience to explore shared challenges and opportunities for improvement.
Bring different perspectives together to understand how local systems work for children and families.
Learn across counties, professional roles, and community partnerships.
Use regional conversations to identify priorities and opportunities for action.
Summit dates, venues, and registration details will be shared when confirmed. Planning targets do not establish booked events.
Planning-team members can sign in to their protected regional workspace. Meeting notes, participant information, and assignments are available only to authorized members.
A protected workspace for the regional planning team.
Open protected workspaceRegional planningA protected workspace for the regional planning team.
Open protected workspaceRegional planningA protected workspace for the regional planning team.
Open protected workspaceRegional planningA protected workspace for the regional planning team.
Open protected workspaceRegional planningA protected workspace for the regional planning team.
Open protected workspaceRegional planningA protected workspace for the regional planning team.
Open protected workspaceAuthorized statewide design-team members can view regional planning milestones.
Open protected dashboardShared coordination, cross-regional themes, and planning decisions.
Open protected design teamFor questions about the DREAM Summits or joining a planning team, contact WACAP. Ryan Murrey maintains these pages and adds reviewed updates from the Zoom notes provided after each meeting.