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4/28/2022
Michael Fitzgerald and Madison Hunt
In her most recent book, Dorothy Roberts says the child welfare system must be abolished and replaced, not reformed.
4/13/2022
Madison Hunt
In New York, a new campaign calls for passage of a bill that would require consent before drug testing a new or pregnant mother.
4/7/2022
Opinion
Richard Wexler
Richard Wexler writes that white, middle-class families who face CPS investigations experience less intrusion than more marginalized families.
3/30/2022
Kenyon Lee Whitman
Many in the child welfare space are quick to say Black Lives Matter, but opinion writer Kenyon Lee Whitman asks: Where are the policies aimed at anti-racism, family unification and permanence for Black children?
3/15/2022
Five Black women share the essence of sisterhood on a new podcast, where they discuss growing up within a fractured child welfare system.
3/9/2022
Julie Reynolds Martinez and Jeremy Loudenback
Juvenile Court Judge Katherine Lucero is leading California to its goal of eliminating youth prisons and shifting resources to healing.
2/24/2022
Sylvia A. Harvey
Contra Costa District Attorney Diana Becton is among a small group of district attorneys working to dial back decades of tough-on-crime approaches and as she does so, faces challenges.
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2/1/2022
Jeremy Loudenback
As Los Angeles County becomes the latest child welfare system to turn to big data and algorithms, critics worry these tools will exacerbate inequalities.
1/31/2022
Julie Reynolds Martinez
In California, the Independent Forensic Gang Expert College is training courtroom specialists who were gang members in their youth.
1/20/2022
Lael E.H. Chester and Rachel Barkin
The field of emerging adult justice is new in the U.S. but the research that informs this field is well-established, write the authors.