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Home2019February

Month: February 2019

Featured

Foster Youth Writing Contest Offers Cash Prizes and Publication — Deadline Extended to March 1

February 18, 2019 Sara Tiano 0

Fostering Media Connections (FMC) is running its 2nd Annual Youth Voice Writing Contest, which offers prizes of up to $500 and the chance to be published in The Chronicle of Social Change and our bi-monthly […]

Child Welfare

New Online Resource for Family First Act Accreditation

February 18, 2019 John Kelly 0

The Accreditation Guru has set up a resource page for group homes and congregate care providers seeking the necessary seal of approval for federal funding. The Family First Prevention Services Act, which passed last year […]

Analysis

Connecting Home Visiting, Early Care and Education Will Benefit Families

February 15, 2019 Lauren Supplee and Kelly Maxwell 0

Early care and education (ECE) and home visiting are both services that greatly benefit kids and their families. But these services are often not well coordinated at the state and local level. Early care and […]

Child Welfare

Kansas Revokes Contracts Awarded Under Former Child Welfare Administration

February 15, 2019 Kim Phagan-Hansel 0

Kansas Governor Laura Kelly announced the termination of family preservation grants that were awarded last year under the previous administration. The awarding of those grants had drawn heat from the public because one of the […]

Child Welfare

California’s Sweeping Group Home Reform Falters Without Key Supports for Youth

February 14, 2019 Jeremy Loudenback 0

Early one Saturday morning in September, Jacob McCleary, then 15, got into his aunt and uncle’s van, headed for the Santa Fe Springs office of the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services […]

Child Welfare

In Court, Children are Unseen and Unheard

February 14, 2019 Vivek Sankaran 0

My 16-year old client – a young woman who had already spent several years in foster care – just wanted to share her story in court. She hoped to tell the judge the ways in […]

Featured

Amber Evans, a Rising Star in Juvenile Justice Advocacy, is Still Missing

February 13, 2019 John Kelly 0

Since 2015, Amber Evans has been a key face and driving force behind state and local juvenile justice reform in Ohio. That work was rewarded when the organization she worked for, the Juvenile Justice Coalition […]

Child Trauma

New Data Tool Measures Health of Every Baby Born in California

February 13, 2019 Jeremy Loudenback 0

As California considers a raft of new early childhood investments, a new tool offers to provide information about the resources available to each of the nearly half a million babies born in the state every […]

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Child Welfare

Child-Well Being Improves in New York City, But Worsens in Some Communities

February 13, 2019 Michael Fitzgerald 0

The child advocacy group Citizens’ Committee for Children of New York (CCC) recently released a unique report ranking 59 New York City communities by trends in health, housing stability, income security and other risk indicators for […]

Featured

Los Angeles Partners with Foundations on $3.2 Million Venture to Prevent Juvenile Delinquency

February 12, 2019 Taylor Walker 0

On February 5, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a landmark public-private partnership that will get a significant amount of county funding into the hands of community-based organizations focused on keeping kids out of […]

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Research News

  • Better Counsel for Children and Parents: What the Research Says
    February 6, 2019 0
  • Report: Juvenile Arrest Rate Has Plummeted, but Racial Disparities Remain
    February 1, 2019 Comments Off on Report: Juvenile Arrest Rate Has Plummeted, but Racial Disparities Remain
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