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5/23/2022
Eleanor Klibanoff, The Texas Tribune
Lawyers representing families under investigation said they heard from the agency Thursday about continuing the investigations that had previously been halted by a statewide injunction.
5/18/2022
Opinion
Paul S. DiLorenzo
When government policies hold a group in disfavor, the child welfare community can do more to speak up for families, writes Paul DiLorenzo.
5/13/2022
The state child welfare agency in Texas can once again investigate families that provide gender-affirming care
4/27/2017
Nadra Nittle
A year after her release from the juvenile justice system in West Texas, Lydia* still struggles to sleep through the night. “I wake up because I’m not sure I’m in my room, and I think there’s someone trying to hurt me, like what happened when I was gone,” she said.
4/20/2015
Guest Writer
By Dominic Uyeda Imagine a 17-year-old, with long blonde hair, wearing a dress and makeup, being driven to a foster care group home. Once there, she will be sharing a room with two teenage boys, living in a house with all males.