Collaborative Multi-System Team Supporting Youth and Families

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Bringing together decision-makers from various systems to develop a plan supporting youth and families. Encouraging inclusion of cultural practices, trauma-informed approaches, and authentic connections. Emphasizing the expertise and value of families in their own lives. Planning for reducing system involvement, building community connections, and addressing barriers.

  • Collaboration
  • Youth
  • Families
  • Diversity
  • Support

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  1. Configuration example /content Tenant-specific configuration /tenant1 Region-specific configuration /region1 Site-specific configuration /site1 /language1 /language2 /site2 /language1 Context-aware = different configuration for different subtrees in resource hierarchy /tenant2

  2. Contexts and configuration references /content /mysite @sling:configRef = "/conf/mysite" /page1 Context / Content resources /conf /mysite /sling:configs x.y.z.MyConfig @param1 = "value1" Configuration resources MyConfig config = resource.adaptTo(ConfigurationBuilder.class).as(MyConfig.class); String param1 = config.param1();

  3. Configuration resource lookup /content /tenant1 @sling:configRef = "/conf/brand1/tenant1" /region1 @sling:configRef = "/conf/brand1/tenant1/region1" /site1 @sling:configRef = "/conf/brand1/tenant1/region1/site1" /conf /brand1 4 Resource lookup order for configuration hierarchies /tenant1 3 /region1 2 /site1 1 /conf/global 5 /apps/conf 6 Fallback to /conf/global an /apps/conf and /libs/conf /libs/conf 7

  4. Resource inheritance /content /site1 @sling:configRef = "/conf/site1" /page1 /conf/site1/sling:configs feature sling:configCollectionInherit = true C /conf/global/sling:configs feature A B Collection<ValueMap> configs = resource.adaptTo(ConfigurationBuilder.class) .name("feature").asValueMapCollection();

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