Vulnerable But Not Broken
vulnerable_but_not_broken__2018_.pdf
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
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
IARCA Outcome Measures Project: Disproportionality Across Programs
iarca.pdf
iarca.pdf
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.
This short document emphasizes key statistics about inequitable access, participation, and outcomes in Child Welfare in Indiana.
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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.
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.
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