How We Got Five Decades of Anti-Child Policies
In 1972 the Annie E. Casey and Edna McConnell Clark foundations began promoting Intensive Family…
read moreIn 1972 the Annie E. Casey and Edna McConnell Clark foundations began promoting Intensive Family…
read moreYears ago when I was running the Yonkers New York Department of Social Services, I…
read moreIn 2011 Casey Family Programs unilaterally established a national goal to safely reduce the number…
read moreRecently some measure of justice for women was achieved when the Congressional testimony of USA…
read moreWe have heard concerns that antiracism training hasn’t reduced the disproportionate representation of Black and…
read moreLast week’s Congressional testimony by four American gymnasts shone a light on the cover-up of…
read moreIn this Mitchell Hamline Law Review article, Victor Vieth of the Zero Abuse Project describes…
read more“Family friendly” programs such as Intensive Family Preservation Services and Differential Response (DR) – or…
read moreThe Minnesota Legislative Task Force on Child Protection was convened to make sure recommendations from…
read moreKSTP/Channel 5 deserves thanks for this investigative report on eight-year old Autumn Hallow’s murder. KSTP…
read moreIn their paper Issues in Differential Response (DR), Hughes, Rycus et. al. analyzed 57 studies…
read moreIn our latest webinar, Kirsten Anderson, Executive Director of AspireMN , made the complex Family…
read moreThis Child Welfare Monitor article recounted last month’s Harvard Law School conference on homeschooling. It…
read morePanelists in our recent foster parent webinar reminded us of the federal requirement to either…
read moreThis year’s legislative output included a bill initiated by Foster Advocates that will ensure cost-free…
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