When does financial hardship get mistaken for neglect?
At 2 p.m. ET tomorrow, @aly_brodsky joins Columbia Law’s @JoshGuptaKagan and @BPC_Bipartisan's Tiffany Allen to dig into a new Bipartisan Policy Center case study on how child welfare professionals draw that line.
CSSF Founder @aly_brodsky breaks down how child welfare agencies could benefit from an https://t.co/ORvtq6xktU approach. The sooner a family finds the right support, the better the chance of addressing problems before they escalate into a child protection crisis.
To a child, a week can feel like a year and a car ride can feel like losing everything. Child protection has to be built for how they experience it.
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Too often, in the urgency to make decisions, these protective factors get compromised. Yet they're what a child needs most in the middle of so much change.
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Children don't experience child protection as a series of decisions, they experience it as a series of transitions.
CSSF Senior Fellow Tiffany Perrin on why those transitions deserve as much care as the decisions themselves:
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Effective child protection rests on four commitments: focus, excellence, accountability, and partnership.
The Center for Safe and Stable Futures outlines the 12 Principles of Public Child Protection:
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Better programs means a system built to catch problems before children are harmed.
We laid out a path in our 12 Principles of Public Child Protection:
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Protecting vulnerable children requires clear signals and better decision-making systems.
FREOPP Executive Vice President Aly Brodsky will moderate "Noise or Signal: How Better Decisions in the Child Welfare System Protect Children" at the SPN Annual Meeting pre-conference.
Too often, the system falls short of providing the safety and permanency children need to thrive.
That’s why CSSF released its 12 Principles of Public Child Protection:
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Too often in the child welfare system, a room full of adults ends up focusing on everything except the kid living it. CSSF Founder @aly_brodsky talks with Child Welfare Wonk Founder & President Zach Laris on the WonkCast about why policy has to start with the child's experience.
CSSF Founder Aly Brodsky joins Zach Laris, Founder & President of Child Welfare Wonk, on WonkCast to discuss child-centric child welfare policy and how we can best improve the lives of children in the system.
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CSSF Founder Aly Brodsky discussed paths to better child welfare policy on the WonkCast with Child Welfare Wonk Founder & President Zach Laris.
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CSSF Founder @aly_brodsky joins Zach Laris, Child Welfare Wonk Founder & President, on the WonkCast about designing child welfare policy around the difficult moments data can’t capture.
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