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Kirksville · KirksvilleMissouri's "child welfare" agency, the Children's Division, offers a lesson in how to sabotage reformMissouri
officials’ work undermining a reform effort makes clear that such efforts will
have only limited success unless mandatory reporting is, at a minimum, curbed Last week The
Journal, a publication of the Kansas Leadership Center looked next door to
Missouri as part of a project exploring “health solutions” in that state. They published an…Read Article
Child welfare in Missouri: The family police are fear-bombing a reform effort

Santa Fe, New Mexico · Santa FeThe New Mexico State Capitol. Photo by cmh2315flIn 2023, New Mexico took away more children because of housing than it took because of physical and sexual abuse combined.When the federal government finally released long-awaited
data this month concerning how many children every state put into foster
care in 2023, New Mexico had a distinction as ugly as it was predictable. While
most states showed modest declines in the number of children they to…Read Article
It's official. The record for a foster-care panic in 2023 is set by: New Mexico!
NCCPR in the New York Daily News: How the Daily News changed NYC’s child welfare
ACLU asks federal court to toss Ryan Walters' lawsuit over religious activity push in Oklahoma schools
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NCCPR in the Missouri Independent: Hailey’s story illustrates Missouri’s failure — doing too little to preserve families
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