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- Category: Child Protective Services
- We Can’t Just Investigate Our Way to Preventing Child Abuse
- Colorado Child Abuse Cases Plummet, but Experts Want Receipts
- This May Be The Year For Reforming Hawaiʻi’s Child Welfare System
- New Statewide Hotline Offers Legal Help to Texas Families Facing CPS Investigations
- A Child Misses 3 Weeks of School. Should Protective Services Step In?
- Crisis Confidential: The Call We Did Not Want to Make
- Housing Instability Is Driving Child Welfare Involvement
- The Unintended Consequences of Mandatory Reporting: Balancing Protection and Harm in Child Welfare
- Referrals to Child Welfare Agencies for Child Maltreatment Continue to Rise
- Navigating Child Abuse and Neglect Disclosures
- ‘We Received a Report’: A Rare Ridealong with CPS in New York
- Reclaiming Foster Care: An America First Vision for Protecting Children and Strengthening Families
- Most Monroe County Child Abuse Investigations Are Unfounded, New Report Finds
- Child Welfare Cannot Shoulder Long-Term Costs of Short-Term Cuts
- It’s Time to End Anonymous Reporting in New York
- Crisis Confidential: Johnette’s Journey
- A Watershed Perspective for Child Welfare
- Colorado: Mandatory Reporting Task Force
- Economic and Concrete Supports Are Key Ingredients in Programs Designed to Prevent Child Welfare Involvement
- Category: Family Engagement
- Families Sometimes Need Extra Support — and Asking for Help Shouldn’t Feel Scary
- Pikes Peak Region Sees Highest Hotline Calls as Colorado Expands Support to Prevent Child Abuse
- When Protection Becomes Punishment
- Crisis Confidential: Things We Learned So You Don’t Have To
- The Number of Children in Los Angeles County Foster Care Has Plunged. The Imprint Set Out To Discover Why.
- The Dangerous Myth That Poverty Is the Cause of Child Abuse
- Family Poverty Is Not Child Neglect Act Is Reintroduced
- Kentucky Will Help Pilot “Innovative” Approaches to Helping Children, Families Thrive
- Yes, DC Neighbors Are Using the New 211 Warmline
- Category: General
- Category: Helplines
- The Work So Far and Next Steps: Notes From the Center’s National Convening
- Oklahoma Allocates $3 Million to 211 Hotline for Critical Services
- Ohio Community Groups Lead 211 Hotline Expansion Statewide
- Mesa County DHS Launches New ‘Warmline’
- CT Increases 211 Emergency Hotline Funding to Address Increase in Demand
- $15 Million Funding for National Indigenous Domestic Violence Helpline Allows ‘Vital Lifeline’ to Keep Operating
- What Are Two Examples of Helplines Operated by Child Protection Agencies?
- How Do Helplines Support Children and Families?
- Take a Survey and Make an Impact
- Warmline 2.0: North Star Vision for an Integrated Upstream Service Access System
- Understanding Warmlines: Key Features and Lessons Learned
- Using Machine Learning Technology to Measure Changes in Emotional State During Parenting Helpline Calls
- LA County’s Hotline to Helpline Expands Its Reach to Help More Families
- Category: Hotlines
- New York Governor Signs Law to End Anonymous Reporting of Child Maltreatment
- Albany Will Slice a Lifeline for New York’s Abused Kids—Unless Kathy Hochul Takes a Stand
- Revolt Against Mandatory Reporting Law Rises Among Professionals Required to Protect Children
- California: MRCS Task Force Recommendations
- Category: Mandated Reporting
- Lawmakers Endorse Adding School Coaches as Mandatory Reporters of Abuse and Neglect, But Not Clergy
- Nobody Wins: Educators’ Perspectives on Mandatory Reporting
- No, Teachers Shouldn’t Decrease Referrals to Child-Protective Services
- We’re Not Protecting Children. We’re Recycling Their Trauma
- California: Shifting From Reporting Families to Supporting Families
- Inside Mandated Reporting Reform in Los Angeles County
- Category: Neglect
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- Brenda Plante
- Melissa Zimmerman MSW, MCJ, LMSW
- Alexa Aburto
- Robena Spangler
- Rebecca M. Robuck
- Tammy Piazza Hurley
- Rachael Keefe, MD, MPH, FAAP
- Paula Bibbs-Samuels, MS, LPC
- Kara Georgi
- Nyasha N. Justice, Esq.
- Carlos Torres
- Ashley McHose
- Michael Cupeles
- Jodi Hill-Lilly
- Camey Christenson
- Tracy Levins, PhD
- Dee Bonnick, MSW
- Jerry Milner
- Kendra Dunn
- Joseph Ribsam
- Tamara N. Hunter, PhD
- David Sanders, PhD
- Claire Crowley
- Kathy Park
- Scott C. Allen
- JooYeun Chang
- Regina Crider
- Amy Story, MBA
- Linda Spears
- Masha Keller
- Siqi Wang, PhD
- Jim McKay
- Charlyn Harper Browne, PhD
- Meryl Levine
- Adam Hlava
- Teresa Rafael
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- Trish Hallmark
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- Diego Quezada
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- Maureen Hollocker
- Phil Decter
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- Erin M. Espinosa, PhD
- NaKisha Freeman