The second annual roundtable represents an on-going effort to share knowledge and information and to develop a common agenda and measure the achievement outcomes in child welfare. This roundtable's goals included: (1) reviewing and selecting appropriate outcomes for children and families in child welfare systems; (2) building understanding of a conceptual framework for identifying key outcomes; and (3) building agency and community consensus regarding outcomes. Following acknowledgements and an introduction, this summary of proceedings is comprised of the following sections: (1) "Roundtable Staff"; (2) "Opening Remarks"; (3) "Presentations of Experience," including presentations from Colorado, Texas, California, and Utah; (4) "Summary of Work Group Sessions," focusing on child safety, family continuity, preservation, child functioning, and family functioning; (5) "Getting Started" on some measurement issues to consider when developing outcome measures for child welfare services; and (6) "Summary of the Roundtable." (BGC)