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WEBA New Court Ruling Strengthens Their Hand. Born of History: A Tulalip Youth’s Journey to Indigenize Child Welfare. This three-part Imprint series explores a young person’s journey through a tribal foster care system and into a life of advocacy — as well as the challenges a family and the Tulalip Tribes confronted.
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WEBThe Imprint is an independent daily news outlet focused on the nation’s child welfare and youth justice systems. Since 2013, Imprint reporters have produced rigorous, in-depth reporting on the courts that process these children, youth and families; the agencies paid to serve them; and the housing, economic, mental health and educational issues they face.
Q&A: How Safe Are Detained Youth From Sexual Assault? - The …
WEBAug 1, 2024 · Human rights advocates have long sought better protection from sexual assault for the nation’s incarcerated population. And in 2003, Congress passed the Prison Rape Elimination Act, known as PREA, which applied to all prisons, jails and juvenile facilities.. Final standards did not become effective until 2012, with mandated audits beginning the following year.
A Complete Guide to The Family First Act - The Imprint
WEBThe Family First Act is aimed at amending the IV-E entitlement to provide more federal resources to help families in crisis stay together, and limit federal funds for putting foster youth into congregate care placements, including group homes. The law includes several other child welfare-related updates to federal policy. So what is actually in ...
The J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation | The Imprint
WEBThe Marriott Foundation’s grants in the area of health support facilities and clinics in the Washington, D.C. area. Additionally, it supports medical research and disease-specific support, as well as mental health through “education, advocacy and community service programs,” such as the Mental Health Association of Montgomery County.. The foundation’s giving in opportunity and ...
Education Archives - The Imprint
WEBAug 12, 2024 · Education. During the month of August, The Imprint Weekly Podcast is re-running some of our most intriguing guest interviews from the early years of the show for listeners who might not have heard them the first time around. This three-part Imprint series explores a young person’s journey through a tribal foster care system and into a life of ...
WEBWHO CARES: A NATIONAL COUNT OF FOSTER HOMES & FAMILIES FOSTERCARECAPACITY.ORG 6 THE ROLE OF RELATIVES CONTINUES TO GROW We were able to collect the number of relative caregivers with an active, ongoing placement in their home as
Brackeen v. Haaland : The Imprint's Coverage Since 2018
WEBBrackeen v. Haaland. A collection of The Imprint’s coverage of Brackeen v. Haaland, a case that could decide the future of the Indian Child Welfare Act. ‘A Place of Calm:’ Indian Child Welfare Expert Unpacks the Historic Brackeen v. Haaland Decision. The Imprint's Q+A with Shannon Smith of the ICWA Law Center on the implications of the ...
APPLA: The Foster Care Exception That Ate the Rule
WEBAug 15, 2013 · Earlier this week, Youth Services Insider shared a few of the ideas contained in “Our Voice, Their Future,” a set of recommendations for child welfare reform authored by adoptees and former foster youths. One of those recommendations, from Chris Hehn, was to eliminate “Another Planned Permanent Living Arrangement,” a plan for youths in care that, on paper, is allowable only in the rare ...
9th Circuit's Epic Dis of "Caseworker's Right to Lie" Case - The …
WEBJan 4, 2017 · Back in October, we reported on a case before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in which appellants tried to argue that, strictly speaking, there was nothing in the U.S. Constitution that prohibits a child welfare worker from lying to achieve a removal to foster care.. Click here to read our account of that appeal, heard by a three-judge panel.
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