Petitioners argued that ambiguities in a new child welfare disproportionality law led to wrongful termination of a father's ...
A yearslong pattern of child deaths led to a federal takeover of Red Lake Nation’s child welfare agency last month, according ...
The U.S. Supreme Court will not take up another case that seeks to dismantle the 1978 Indian Child Welfare Act.
A California bill adds new measures to prevent future abuse in foster homes, residential centers and juvenile detention ...
Opinion: Eliminating unlicensed placements is achievable, but it requires state governments, providers and stakeholders to ...
The remains of a dozen children who died at the notorious Carlisle Indian Industrial School were transported home to tribal ...
After a harsh performance audit, MN ombudspersons for families of colors cite staff and resource shortages, but say they're ...
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 ...
Starting next month, approximately 300,000 Indigenous children and families who went through Canada’s child welfare system can apply for compensation for harms the system caused them. The Canadian ...
Reports of child abuse and neglect, system responses to those reports, and confirmed child victims have all declined since the year before the COVID-19 pandemic, according to data released last week ...
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 ...
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