US EditionNCCPR in the New York Daily News: How the Daily News changed NYC’s child welfare
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NCCPR in the New York Daily News: How the Daily News changed NYC’s child welfare
A half century ago today, child welfare reform began when the Daily News stunned the city with the first installment of a six-part series about the system by reporters William Heffernan and Stewart Ain, headlined “Big Money, Little Victims.” Then as now, New York City has a harmful child welfare system. While foster care has declined, children still are taken needlessly. And a massive child-welfare surveillance state remains, with children still…
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