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Michigan Settles With Catholic Foster Care Charity But Affirms Commitment to LGBTQ Community

12/21/2022

Parents Can’t Be Denied Visitation Rights for Drug Use Alone, Michigan Court Rules

A Michigan court ruled that parents with children in foster care cannot be denied visitation based on positive drug tests alone.

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11/16/2022

McCormack’s Dissent

The chief justice of the Michigan Supreme Court had a lot to say about the child welfare system in her 12-page dissent of a recent appeal

Oversharing the Hidden Shame of Advocacy

10/12/2022

Oversharing the Hidden Shame of Advocacy

Young people with foster care experience are pervious to the sense of connection that sharing their story can bring, writes Brina Williams.

The True Face of Residential Facilities' Failures

9/22/2022

The True Face of Big Residential’s Failures

There are many tragic outcomes from residential care that go overlooked if a death or a celebrity aren't involved, writes Dawn Post.

3/9/2022

Don’t Let Foster Care Contracts Open a Back Door to Discrimination

States should draft their child welfare contracts to prevent a back-door entrance for taxpayer-funded discrimination, writes Daniele Gerard.

Michigan Settles With Catholic Foster Care Charity But Affirms Commitment to LGBTQ Community

3/7/2022

Michigan Task Force to Propose New Plan for LGBTQ Families to Adopt or Foster

Michigan recently announced its plan to create a task force to support LGBTQ families looking to foster or adopt following a settlement with a private charity that excludes same-sex families.

    Michigan Settles With Catholic Foster Care Charity But Affirms Commitment to LGBTQ Community

    2/2/2022

    Michigan Settles With Catholic Foster Care Charity But Affirms Commitment to LGBTQ Community

    Michigan will again contract with foster agencies that don't work with LGBTQ couples due to a Supreme Court decision, but the state reiterated its support of these families.

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    Lawsuit to Reform West Virginia’s Foster Care System is Back On

    11/9/2021

    Estimate Shows Adult Court Is Increasingly Rare Destination for Youth

    A National Center for Juvenile Justice report estimates a roughly 30% drop in the number of youth charged as adults from 2015 to 2019.

    Michigan: Released ‘Juvenile Lifers’ Rarely Reoffend

    8/23/2021

    A Study of Michigan Suggests Released ‘Juvenile Lifers’ Rarely Reoffend

    Less than four years after courts across the land began to release “juvenile lifers” from prison, evidence out of Michigan shows that few of the released prisoners have resumed committing grievous crimes.