Multidisciplinary wraparound legal services
A multidisciplinary law office where social workers, peer advocates, and other professionals provide meaningful support to parents in addition to legal counsel and advocacy
A multidisciplinary law office where social workers, peer advocates, and other professionals provide meaningful support to parents in addition to legal counsel and advocacy
Practices for birth parents and foster parents (kin or non-kin) to work as a team toward reunification
Resource as starting point for leaders in child welfare to bring family voice and power to the system
Best practice toolkit promoting LGBTQ+ inclusive policies and affirming practices for child welfare agencies
Seven-judge pilot project in Iowa reduces number of child removals by asking social workers a series of four questions before approving a request to remove a child
A committee-based approach to placement which omits race-identifying information such as names and home addresses when making determinations about removal
Practice recommendations from the proposed Minnesota African American Family Preservation Act (AAFPA)
Timely, strengths-based team meetings facilitated by a neutral party, to develop collaborative solutions among families, their network of support, and DHS, to avoid child removal
One year of guaranteed income at $1,000 a month, no strings attached, for Black mothers living in federally subsidized housing