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Tag Archives: child welfare
Taking The Challenge
This week, young people who are currently being served by the foster care system and those who were formerly served by that system, gathered to share their expertise with a group of elected and appointed officials, those who develop and … Continue reading
Beyond the Bickering to What Matters
I was so proud today to see the culmination of hard work from two members of our Congressional Delegation – yes, our Congressional Delegation, those guys in DC who are responsible for either coming to some budget conclusion today or … Continue reading
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Tagged child welfare, children of color, Congress, foster care, over-representation
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Steps Forward, Steps Backward on Michigan’s Responsibility
As we debate public responsibility for many things, there cannot be any argument about our public responsibility for the children who we have removed from their families and placed in the care of the state. In 2008, a Federal court … Continue reading
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Tagged child welfare, Department of Human Services, foster care, prevention, settlement agreement
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