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2/12/2024
Nancy Marie Spears
Under a new rule released by the Biden administration, tribes will no longer share the costs of child support collections.
1/17/2024
Sara Tiano
Federal officials are calling on states to eliminate juvenile justice-related fines and fees charged to families.
1/5/2024
Lynn La
Under a new California law, emergency notifications by law enforcement will be expanded to include “Ebony Alerts” for missing Black youth.
1/4/2024
Adilia Watson and Susanti Sarkar
A New York Assemblymember, former adoptee and co-author of the Preserving Family Bonds Act, has announced her plan to leave office.
1/3/2024
Annie Sciacca
New York is the latest state to pass legislation aimed at curbing youth violence through the use of Medicaid funds.
11/13/2023
John Kelly
Last month, the Biden administration proposed a new rule that would permit the use of federal funding to support attorneys for tribal governments, relatives and other kin, and parents and children at risk of experiencing a family separation.
10/30/2023
On this week’s episode we discuss action on Capitol Hill around the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act, a Congressional investigation that so far includes only one state’s child welfare system, and how programs are reviewed for the Family First Act.Natalece
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9/27/2023
The Biden administration announced a mix of final and proposed rules on child welfare policy today that cover the placement of foster youth with relatives, legal representation for parents and children involved with the system, and the placement of LGBTQ youth in foster care.
7/31/2023
On this week’s episode we discuss new data on drug use among youth who experience incarceration; federal legislation to define poverty out of neglect; testing cash assistance in child welfare; and how foster care is being discussed in the context of the overturning of Roe v.
6/28/2023
Adilia Watson
New York's Clean Slate Act is on its way to the governor's desk, but a slew of juvenile justice reform bills failed to pass the Legislature.