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CISC Strategic Plan 2017-2019

Vulnerable But Not Broken 

vulnerable_but_not_broken__2018_.pdf
Bright Bloom - Activating family engagement by receiving texts offering encouraging, research backed information to parents of young children sparking learning and growth during family time.
https://www.bloombrightin.org/partners/

Ending Child Poverty: A Moral and Economic Necessity 

http://www.childrensdefense.org/newsroom/child-watch-columns/child-watch documents/EndingChildPovertyAMoralandEconomicNecessity.html
Growing Up Black in Naperville

IARCA Outcome Measures Project: Disproportionality Across Programs 
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Disparities in Child Welfare in Indiana: A Fact Sheet 

This short document emphasizes key statistics about inequitable access, participation, and outcomes in Child Welfare in Indiana.
disparities_in_child_welfare_in_indiana.docx
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Race and Child Welfare Policy Brief
Harvard Law School’s Child Advocacy Program and Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago co-sponsored an invitational conference in January 2011, addressing what has been generally characterized as racial disproportionality in child welfare. This brief highlights conference proceedings.
race_and_child_welfare.pdf
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