The U.S. Supreme Court will not take up another case that seeks to dismantle the 1978 Indian Child Welfare Act.
Candice Broce, director of Georgia’s Division of Family and Children Services, answers lawmakers’ questions during a hearing on Jan. 23 about her agency’s budget deficit. Photo by Jordan Anderson for ...
Opinion: Eliminating unlicensed placements is achievable, but it requires state governments, providers and stakeholders to ...
The federal government has expanded the use of foster care prevention funding to include expectant parents and their “unborn ...
A bipartisan group working to reduce reliance on foster care released a proposal Tuesday to cap and reprioritize the child ...
A kin-first approach could end the long-running practice of states placing children removed from their parents with kin in ...
New York Announces New Mandated Reporter Training to Reduce ‘Unwarranted’ Child Maltreatment Reports
Lisa Ghartey Ogundimu, a deputy commissioner of the Office of Children and Family Services, said for too long many child maltreatment reports have been based “solely on race and poverty.” Photo by ...
Across the U.S., a growing number of specialized courts are dedicated to ensuring compliance with the 1978 Indian Child ...
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore, who signed a new juvenile justice reform, at a 2023 Board of Public Works meeting. Photo: Maryland GovPics/Flickr Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed a law Tuesday to reduce the ...
Nearly a year after his arrest, the husband of Georgia’s child welfare agency director has pleaded not guilty to driving ...
Photo by Aleks Taurus/Adobe Stock. After being sued by disability rights advocates, the state of New Mexico is making slow but steady progress on a series of foster care reforms, according to lawyers ...
A new California law prohibits probation departments from restricting physical contact when families visit incarcerated youth ...
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