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9/7/2022
John Kelly
A UN committee to end racial discrimination said Congress and the Biden administration should amend or repeal certain child welfare policies.
8/8/2022
Opinion
Katie Miller
To really help families with child welfare experience, we must build trust, listen without agenda and commit to making family-driven changes.
1/11/2022
The Biden administration made another addition to its youth and family services leadership team in December: Kimberly Waller is the associate commissioner of the Family and Youth Services Bureau, a division of the Administration for Children and Families (ACF).
7/27/2021
The Imprint staff reports
The Biden administration may revise the handbook for evaluating services meant to prevent the use of foster care in some child welfare cases.
6/3/2021
Tribes and advocacy groups want the federal government to once again begin collecting voluntary data about sexual orientation of foster youth and adoptees.
6/2/2021
Thirteen senators led by Dianne Feinstein and Mark Warner called on the Biden administration to aid transition-age foster youth, who were hit especially hard during the pandemic.
4/15/2021
Michael Fitzgerald
Aysha Schomburg, who was appointed associate commissioner of the federal Children’s Bureau by President Joe Biden this year, speaks with Think of Us founder Sixto Cancel at a live-streamed townhall Thursday.
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2/19/2021
JooYeun Chang, who is departing as child welfare director for the State of Michigan to join the Biden administration. Photo: U.S. Administration for Children and Families Former Michigan child welfare director JooYeun Chang has joined the Biden administration as the principal deputy assistant secretary at the Administration for Children and Families (ACF).
11/16/2020
Vivek Sankaran
The election of former Vice President Joe Biden provides an opportunity to end the war against poor families waged by the Trump administration. President Trump sought to deny millions of Americans – including children – health care, food stamps and cash assistance.
11/11/2020
President-Elect Joe Biden and Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris. Photo courtesy of Facebook President-Elect Joe Biden has kicked off what might be a bit of a fraught transition by naming hundreds of people to his agency review teams, which are generally responsible for getting a bead on operations across the sprawling federal bureaucracy and developing a “Day One” agenda for the administration.