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7/2/2019

JooYeun Chang, Child Welfare Leader for Obama Administration, Now Heading Up Michigan’s System

JooYeun Chang, a veteran of child welfare policy and practice, is now the senior deputy director in charge of the Children’s Services Agency at the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS).

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4/20/2017

Notes from JDAI 2017: On Probation, Détente, Mental Health and Race

Greetings, and farewell, from sunny Orlando! After two days in the shadow of America’s Mouse, the JDAI Inter-Site conference is a wrap. As we mentioned before it started, it’s unclear when the next one will be, or if the Annie E.

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9/28/2015

Live from JDAI: Day One of Juvenile Justice Conference Week

Greetings from Phoenix! Youth Services Insider, your faithful provider of industry news at The Imprint, is on the road this week reporting from both of the big annual juvenile justice conferences.

6/24/2014

House Bill Would Open Eligibility, Restrict Use of Federal Foster Care Dollars

Rep. Jim Langevin (D-R.I.) introduced a bill late last week that would implement a number of the major foster care financing reforms proposed by two influential foundations last year. Chief among them: making all foster youth eligible for federal funding under Title IV-E of the Social Security Act, but limiting federal funds to three years of foster care for each youth.

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1/24/2014

Replacing Bart Lubow No Easy Task

The Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative without Bart Lubow? Not quite. Lubow used the occasion of his retirement announcement to also make clear he isn’t completely leaving the Annie E. Casey Foundation.

1/24/2014

Bart Lubow to Retire from Annie E. Casey Foundation

Bart Lubow, the chief architect of the Baltimore-based Annie E. Casey Foundation’s Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative (JDAI), announced today that he will soon enter a “period of semi-retirement.” Lubow, who has been with Casey for 22 years, informed colleagues in a letter that he would leave his position as director of the Juvenile Justice Strategy Group in “several months.”

    1/23/2014

    Bart Lubow to Retire from Annie E. Casey Foundation

    Bart Lubow, the chief architect of the Baltimore-based Annie E. Casey Foundation’s Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative (JDAI), announced today that he will soon enter a “period of semi-retirement.” Lubow, who has been with Casey for 22 years, informed colleagues in a letter that he would leave his position as director of the Juvenile Justice Strategy Group in “several months.”

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    12/17/2013

    Youth Services Insider: Caseys Pitch Title IV-E Reform

    Youth Services Insider dropped in on a Capitol Hill briefing a week ago on a plan to restructure the federal IV-E foster care entitlement, which was proposed by Annie E. Casey Foundation (AECF) and Jim Casey Youth Opportunities Initiative.

    9/4/2013

    California and the Curious Case of Child Well-Being

    In 2010, Annie E. Casey Foundation’s Kids Count report – one of the few annual efforts to gauge the lives of youths in each state – pronounced that California was one of the top 20 states in the nation when it came to child well-being.