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In a New Study, Georgia Professor Explores the Use of Artificial Intelligence in the Child Welfare Field
A four-year study is looking at how advanced algorithms are being used to assess risk in child welfare investigations.
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Ending Institutions Is a Necessary Step Toward Abolition
Sabrina Anderson and Kaylah McMillan write that ending the use of institutions to house foster youth is a key step on the ...
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Bryan Stevenson to Advocates: “Hopelessness is The Enemy of Justice”
Just before the Thanksgiving holiday, the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) hosted its first ...
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How Four Native Mothers Beat Opioid Addiction
A group of Native mothers in Minnesota shared their experiences with substance abuse and the lessons from their recovery.
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Foster Youth Are at Great Risk for Suicide As They Prepare to Leave the System, California Study Finds
About a quarter of young adults in foster care in California have attempted suicide, according to a recently published study.
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Biden Renews Committee on Child Trafficking
The Biden administration has established a second committee on the trafficking of children in the United States ...
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Gladys Carrión
Gladys Carrión is the co-chair of Youth Correctional Leaders for Justice and Senior Advisor at Catalyze Justice. She is the former commissioner of the New York State Office of Children and Family ...
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A Vision for Progress, Not Regression, on Youth Justice
When I stepped down as commissioner of the New York State Office of Children and Family Services in 2013, I was proud of what I and my team — working in collaboration with an array of public agencies ...