Robbie Endris

Celebrating Fathers and Families on Father’s Day 2021

Looking Forward to NCSEA Policy Forum 2021

Reflections for the Season

Gratitude and Action, This Year and Beyond

How Dads Make a Difference – on Father’s Day and Every Day

Leadership in Times of Crisis

Leading Forward for Child Support Awareness Month 2019

Celebrating Parents, Serving Families

Highlights From the 2019 NCSEA Policy Forum

Holiday Dreams For Child Support Programs

Celebrating Dads Who Make a Difference on Father's Day

Father’s Day is celebrated one day a year, but fathers have an impact on their children every day.

How NCSEA Policy Forum 2018 Shapes the Future of Child Support

Earlier this month, members of the National Child Support Enforcement Association (NCSEA) came together in...

Ready for NCSEA Policy Forum 2018

Every February, members of the National Child Support Enforcement Association (NCSEA) gather in Washington, DC...

Talking to the Next Generation of Child Support Program Leaders

It’s been a whirlwind couple of months in child support enforcement, including Child Support Awareness Month, the...

Current and Future Child Support Leaders Gather in Scottsdale for NCSEA

As usual, we had a great time at the NCSEA Leadership Symposium. As a longtime supporter of NCSEA, Conduent was...

Supporting Families, On Father’s Day and Every Day

June is the month for a celebration of fathers; Father’s Day is only a few days away. Television commercials and...

The Second First Day as a IV-D Director: What If?

If you could rewind your career and start over, what would you change? Would your first day of work look the same the second time around? What advice would you give the one who took your place?...

Lessons of Hurricane Katrina Learned Firsthand: Part Three

September is National Preparedness Month. Are you ready? This is the third installment in a four-part series about Robbie Endris’ personal experience as the Executive Director of the state’s child...

Lessons of Hurricane Katrina Learned Firsthand: Part One

Ten years ago, Louisiana looked directly into the eye of a killer hurricane, a massive storm that attained Category 5 status in the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Her name was Katrina, and...