child welfare

Jessica Pryce on the need to shift how we are training the child welfare workforce to see their role in helping families

A class-action lawsuit filed on behalf of nine Louisiana foster youth against Gov. Jeff Landry and his child welfare director David Matlock, accused the state of inadequate staffing, placement instability and insufficient medical care for kids. 

The Family First clearinghouse added one interesting service to the approved list while rejecting nine others and adding 16 more for review

Analysis and handy chart on youth and family funding in the 2024 spending deal passed by Congress and signed by President Biden.

The combination of being homeless and having a crippled leg left me in a rapidly deteriorating mental state, writes Jesus Angel Rodriguez.

Oregon’s Indian Country elders harness the power of equine therapy for Native children leaving foster care and juvenile justice systems.

Richard Wexler argues that a stronger presence of family and legal advocates has steeled Minnesota against foster care panics

The polarized NY board reporting to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights has lost its chair and may run out of time to finish its work.

Begging my teachers, counselors, and social workers to do something and help me became a daily chore, writes Tyler Peters.