Jessica Pryce

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

Jessica Pryce on the need to train the next child welfare workers on a shared power dynamic when it comes to engaging families

In January, the American Psychological Association publicly apologized for its role in perpetuating racism in psychiatry. Within its statement the association, which counts more than 100,000 members, declared its intent to create a more equitable future.

Although child welfare reform has been a topic of conversation for many years, what is often meant by “reform” is evolutionary or incremental change, which are efforts to make the current system better, but not fundamentally different.