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THE ARIZONA CHAPTER OF THE ASSOCIATION

AZ · EIN 860578107 · $39K rev · infrastructure · advocacy · research · www.azafcc.org
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Professional association dedicated to improving the resolution of family conflict through interdisciplinary collaboration, education, and policy guidance. Serves practitioners, researchers, and policymakers in family court systems with training, conferences, and practice resources. Operates internationally with regional chapters, including a state-level chapter in Arizona.

activities · 17

what they do

direct service · 7
  • Deliver professional training through webinars and conferences Family Court Professional Training & Resources
    Hosts regular webinars and annual conferences on advanced issues in family court practice, including topics such as child custody, mediation, intimate partner violence, and co-parenting. Maintains a library of on-demand webinar recordings for ongoing access by professionals.
  • Deliver webinars and educational programming Family Court Professional Training & Resources
    Hosts monthly and on-demand webinars on topics relevant to family court professionals, including mediation, co-parenting, intimate partner violence, legal abuse, and social science updates; maintains a library of past webinar recordings.
  • Manage chapter communications and outreach materials Community Communication Platform Management
    Oversees social media, designs training brochures, coordinates audio/visual needs for conferences, and maintains the Arizona Chapter website to support member and public engagement.
  • Manage communications and digital presence Community Communication Platform Management
    Oversees the Chapter’s website, social media platforms, training brochures, and audio/visual needs for events to ensure effective communication and professional visibility.
  • Organize and host annual and virtual conferences Family Court Professional Training & Resources
    Plans and hosts the annual Sedona Conference and other virtual conferences focused on advanced issues in family court practice, such as child custody evaluation, litigation, and creative interventions for overwhelmed court systems.
  • Plan and execute the annual Sedona Conference Professional Association Chapter Programming
    Organizes and manages the annual Sedona Conference, including speaker coordination, nominations, logistics, and audio/visual support. The conference serves as a key professional development and networking event for family court practitioners.
  • Provide professional training and education Family Court Professional Training & Resources
    Offers conferences, webinars, and training programs for practitioners working with families in conflict, covering topics such as child custody, mediation, and family systems. This includes planning and hosting an annual Sedona Conference and maintaining a library of past webinar recordings.
advocacy · 1
  • Develop policy initiatives and practice guidelines Family Court Professional Training & Resources
    Develops policy initiatives and practice guidelines to inform the work of practitioners, policymakers, and researchers in family court practice, and provides standards of practice for various family law and court-involved services.
research · 3
  • Develop and publish practice guidelines and research resources Family Court Professional Training & Resources
    Produces and disseminates standards of practice, bench books, co-parenting guides, summit reports, and other resources for family law professionals. Topics include child custody evaluation, mediation, parenting coordination, and responses to domestic violence and child sexual abuse.
  • Develop and publish practice guidelines and resources Family Court Professional Training & Resources
    Produces and disseminates standards of practice, bench books, co-parenting guides, parenting time planning tools, summit reports on domestic violence and child sexual abuse, and other resources to support family court practitioners, policymakers, and researchers.
  • Publishes reports, plans, and articles on various aspects of family law, including parenting resources, bench books for family court interventions, co-parenting guides, and summit reports on topics like domestic violence.
capacity building · 6
  • Educate community providers on Family Court Parent Training for Foster and Adoptive Families
    Establishes a yearly program to educate community providers on working with Family Court.
  • Recognize contributions to Family Law Professional and Organizational Achievement Awards
    Recognizes individuals for their contributions and support to the Arizona Chapter of the AFCC and to Family Law, including lifetime achievement awards and acknowledgments for service on the Board of Directors.
  • Recognize contributions to family law and court practice Professional and Organizational Achievement Awards
    Presents lifetime achievement awards and honors individuals for service to the Arizona Chapter and contributions to family law at annual conferences and bar conventions.
  • Recognize professional contributions through awards Professional and Organizational Achievement Awards
    Honors individuals for lifetime achievement and service to the Arizona Chapter and family law community through formal awards presented at the Sedona Conference and Arizona State Bar events.
  • Support organizational capacity and membership engagement Committee Management & Member Engagement
    Conducts membership outreach, manages board nominations, coordinates speakers, and awards scholarships to students to strengthen the Chapter’s professional network and institutional capacity.
  • Support professional development and membership engagement Committee Management & Member Engagement
    Manages board nominations, coordinates speakers, provides student scholarships, and works to grow chapter membership through the Engagement Committee.
strategies · 8

how they think

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named programs · 5

what they call their work

AFCC Annual Conference
International conference featuring research, policy, and practice innovations in family court; rotates locations annually (e.g., Seattle 2026, Baltimore 2027)
Center for Excellence in Family Court Practice
Initiative producing practice guidelines, policy recommendations, and resources to improve family court systems
Family Court Review
Peer-reviewed journal publishing research and analysis on family law, policy, and practice for members
Monthly Webinars
Regular educational sessions on topics like parenting disputes, intimate partner violence, and family systems for professionals
Sedona Conference
Annual Arizona-focused conference planned by the local chapter, addressing regional family court issues and professional development
relationships · 4

who they work with

  • AFCC Network — The Arizona Chapter is part of the larger AFCC organization.
  • AFCC AAML Partner — Co-hosted the 2025 Conference on Advanced Issues in Child Custody.
  • AFCC International Organization Network — Arizona Chapter operates as a state chapter under the AFCC International Organization, requiring joint membership.
  • Association of Family and Conciliation Courts Network — THE ARIZONA CHAPTER OF THE ASSOCIATION is a chapter of the national Association of Family and Conciliation Courts.