NCSEA On Location

Join Pat O’Donnell of YoungWilliams as she continues the OnLocation podcast series on the 2025 WICSEC awards.  Pat explores the topics of leadership, motivation and sources of inspiration with Kamilah Miller, Director of UIFSA ChildSupport Division, Office of the DeKalb County District, State of Georgia Division of Child Support Services.  Kamilah’s contributions and achievements have been recognized through the WICSEC Leadership Achievement Award in 2025.  We hope you’ll enjoy listening as Kamilah describes herjourney, her team’s success and how they strive to assist families navigating the unique aspects of UIFSA in the child support program.

This episode of NCSEA On Location focuses on tribal child support with a spotlight on the Oneida Nation. Host Scott Eder (Courtland Consulting) speaks with guests Taylor Smith, an Enforcement Case Manager, and Ben Archiquette, a Child Support Enforcement Specialist, both of whom work for the Oneida Nation's child support program. They discuss how the program, which services families within the reservation boundaries near Green Bay and Appleton, WI, uses a smaller caseload and community-driven, hands-on approach to build better relationships and provide culturally relevant support that differs from county and state systems.  This episode offers insight into how their team supports parents, interacts with the community, and works to create the best outcome for everyone involved.

Welcome to another episode of NCSEA On Location with Pat O'Donnell of Young Williams. We are delighted to celebrate the 2025 WICSEC Rock Star Achievement Awardee, an individual recognized for significant non-supervisory contributions that improve the lives of children and promote a more effective child support program. Join Pat as she speaks with Alexandra Popescu (Oregon Division of Child Support) about her journey, policy work in Oregon, involvement with national associations, and her award.

Collaborations are critical to the success of the child support program and the ADMYRE (Advocating for My Relationships) Program illustrates the positive and lasting impact these partnerships have on families.  Hosted by Pat O’Donnell of YoungWilliams, listen as Kylie Claycomb of the Iowa Child Support Program and Rhonda Evans of Iowa State University describe how they are reaching youth and young adults to help them understand how to establish boundaries between healthy and unhealthy relationships.  In recognition of their work, WICSEC has recognized this program as their 2025 Working Together Awardees.  Congratulations Kylie and Rhonda!