A new report from the Center for Advanced Studies in Child Welfare at the University of Minnesota studied the effect of differential response on outcomes related to child protection and racial equity. “Examining the Impact […]
Key House and Senate Committees have agreed on legislation that would renew federal adoption incentives, require states to count failed adoptions, and prohibit states from using long-term foster care as a viable form of permanency […]
On a majestic stage that has seen many renowned performers, few talents have put on an inspiring show of determination and resilience like the headliners last Thursday night. Family members, friends, social workers, educators and […]
On Wednesday, June 25, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors announced most of the transition team that will guide the creation of the county’s new Office of Child Protection and implement recommendations from a report issued the […]
The most recent edition of CW360° from the Center for Advanced Studies in Child Welfare focuses on well-being issues as they relate to dealing with trauma. Experts in the field focus on research, policy recommendations […]
James Irvine Foundation San Francisco, California (415) 777- 2244 Youth-related grants announced: 2014 Los Angeles Small Schools Center Urban: Los Angeles $1.3 million – Youth, Linked Learning Practice To strengthen and expand a model regional […]
On Thursday July 3, the Oprah Winfrey Network will air an episode of its acclaimed docu-series “Our America with Lisa Ling,” which focuses on Los Angeles County’s foster care system. […]
Here are two stunning revelations about juvenile justice programs that have been made in recent years. 2009: The major Pathways to Desistance study research suggests that where a juvenile was placed for rehabilitation – community, […]
Apparently it’s not your grandmother’s AmeriCorps program over there at the Corporation for National and Community Services (CNCS)! The agency just issued a request for proposals to use AmeriCorps slots to provide lawyers and paralegals […]
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors earmarked money to lower heavy caseloads carried by social workers in the budget it is expected to approve today for the 2014-2015 fiscal year. However, questions remain about […]
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