Event: Case Management Forum 2026: Advancing Economic Mobility
Join Dallas College’s Case Management Studio for the 2026 Case Management Forum, a one-day professional learning experience designed for case management and human services professionals committed to advancing economic mobility.
How can you better support the individuals you serve in achieving economic mobility?
As this year’s theme, Advancing Economic Mobility guides the day’s conversations, you will explore innovative strategies, tools, and partnerships that help individuals overcome barriers and achieve long-term stability. Through keynote insights, breakout sessions, and peer collaboration, you will gain practical approaches you can immediately apply in your work.
Whether you support clients in education, workforce, housing, or social services, this event offers valuable opportunities to strengthen your practice, expand your network, and learn from others in the field — helping you connect, advance and transform your approach to case management.
What You’ll Experience:
- Expert-led keynote and breakout sessions
- Practical tools and strategies you can apply right away
- Cross-sector collaboration and peer learning
- Networking with professionals across the Dallas region
Areas of Focus:
- Housing access and support
- Workforce and in-demand career pathways
- Financial aid and financial wellness
- Childcare stability and access
- Inclusive pathways to success
- Case management and emerging technologies (including AI)
- Entrepreneurship and small business development
- Holistic, student- and client-centered approaches
Location:
Dallas College Richland Campus (Red River Building, Room 1213)
Hosted By:
Case Management Studio at Dallas College in partnership with the Dallas College Labor Market Intelligence Center
Who Should Attend:
Case management and human services professionals across education, nonprofit, workforce, and community-based organizations.
Registration:
Registration is $40 per attendee and includes access to all sessions, materials, and networking opportunities. Space is limited. Early registration is encouraged.
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