Child and Family Centered Responses to the Coronavirus 2560 1707 Safe Passage for Children of Minnesota

Child and Family Centered Responses to the Coronavirus

Government responses to the coronavirus that will benefit families and children most include generous sick…

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How Can Counties Protect Children During the Coronavirus? 750 629 Safe Passage for Children of Minnesota

How Can Counties Protect Children During the Coronavirus?

The coronavirus is challenging counties to balance family and worker safety during child protection visits.…

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CANCELLED: Minnesota Senate Judiciary and Public Health Finance and Policy Committee Hearing previously scheduled for Tuesday March 17th 750 629 Safe Passage for Children of Minnesota

CANCELLED: Minnesota Senate Judiciary and Public Health Finance and Policy Committee Hearing previously scheduled for Tuesday March 17th

The Minnesota legislature is closed until April 14th.  Meetings of all the committees that might…

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Hearing Next Tuesday on Critical Child Safety Legislation 2560 1440 Safe Passage for Children of Minnesota

Hearing Next Tuesday on Critical Child Safety Legislation

Next Tuesday the Senate Judiciary and Public Safety Committee will consider Senate File 3692/House File…

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Kinship Foster Care Needs Attention 750 575 Safe Passage for Children of Minnesota

Kinship Foster Care Needs Attention

Given the progress Hennepin County has made with child welfare in recent years, it was…

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Practical Solutions to Disproportionality 2560 1440 Safe Passage for Children of Minnesota

Practical Solutions to Disproportionality

As is well known, African American and Native American children are disproportionately represented in Minnesota’s…

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Fifth Anniversary of Governor’s Child Protection Task Force 1024 698 Safe Passage for Children of Minnesota

Fifth Anniversary of Governor’s Child Protection Task Force

Next month is the fifth anniversary of the Governor’s Child Protection Task Force. Its positive…

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The State Legislative Session Has Begun! 2560 1707 Safe Passage for Children of Minnesota

The State Legislative Session Has Begun!

The 2020 Minnesota state legislative session began on Tuesday. This is the second and shorter…

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Report Compares Minnesota and National Child Welfare Data 2560 1709 Safe Passage for Children of Minnesota

Report Compares Minnesota and National Child Welfare Data

We suggest you save this Child Welfare Monitor article because it includes a readable primer/refresher…

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New State Report Shows More Services, Less Disparities 2560 1707 Safe Passage for Children of Minnesota

New State Report Shows More Services, Less Disparities

This just-released Minnesota Department of Human Services 2018 Child Maltreatment Report shows some notable trends…

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Improve Accountability for Child Fatalities 750 515 Safe Passage for Children of Minnesota

Improve Accountability for Child Fatalities

Quality improvement research show that 85% or more of mistakes in organizations, including government agencies,…

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Courts: States and Counties Aren’t Liable for Child Deaths 2560 1707 Safe Passage for Children of Minnesota

Courts: States and Counties Aren’t Liable for Child Deaths

As described last week, the Minnesota Appellate Court recently absolved Pope County of responsibility for…

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Eric Dean is Denied Justice – Again 600 338 Safe Passage for Children of Minnesota

Eric Dean is Denied Justice – Again

A recent Minnesota Appellate Court decision found that Pope County has no civil or criminal…

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Family Assessment Research and Our Legislative Priorities 2560 1700 Safe Passage for Children of Minnesota

Family Assessment Research and Our Legislative Priorities

As described last week, recent research on Family Assessment (FA) – known generically nationwide as…

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New Research on Family Assessment 2560 1707 Safe Passage for Children of Minnesota

New Research on Family Assessment

The Center for Child Policy just published a very readable review of research on Differential…

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