Urgent Call To Action: What The New Research Reveals About Bias In Child Welfare

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Family and child well-being: · the biden administration announced $4 million for grants to address racial bias and inequity in the child welfare system Addressing racial bias and oppressive policies and practices in the u. s. Children and teens nearly twice as likely to die as their peers in 18 other high … · finding rising mortality, chronic illness and other challenges, a comprehensive new study shows u. s. This article underscores the urgent need for child … Child welfare system (pp. From the editor black and brown children’s and families’ lives matter: 12 globally, nearly 1 in 200 children is a refugee. · a collaborative study conducted by the university of nottingham rights lab and ecpat uk has identified the reality of child modern slavery in the uk and signalled a critical call to action. 12 twenty-six percent of us children (equivalent to 18 million) are immigrants or live with at least 1 immigrant parent. An urgent call … · many families ive worked with have been unfairly targeted, resulting in lasting trauma for both children and their parents. · because of its far-reaching consequences, it is imperative to assess to what extent an organization’s culture and business results are being impacted by unconscious bias and then take. Thirty-one million children worldwide live outside their country of birth, including 10 million who were forcibly displaced because of conflict or violence. To provide a safe, brave and supportive place for the voices of children, families and communities most impacted by child welfare and adjacent systems and by child maltreatment, foster care and economic deprivation, to be heard and have influence on future policy, service and practice … · deepens inequities: Cuts disproportionately impact low-income and marginalized families, exacerbating systemic inequities and racial disparities in child welfare outcomes.