The topic of Indigenous women's experiences with the Ministry of Children and Family
Development (MCFD) at the birth of their child is one that falls through the gaps of current …

This article explores the experiences of Indigenous women who come into contact with child
welfare at the birth of their child. The purpose of this research is to provide a voice to …

There are upward of 11,000 Indigenous children and families in the Manitoba Child and
Family Services (CFSs). Many factors coalesce as contributors to these high rates of care …

Purpose: Promoting a child's healthy growth and development in the first six years of life is
critical to their later health and well-being. Indigenous infants experience poorer health …

There is an overrepresentation of Indigenous children and families receiving services in the
Manitoba child and family services sector at this time. There are upwards of 11,000 children …

This study responds to the gravity of the ongoing removal of Indigenous children, the
intractability of colonization in the child welfare system, the glaring absence of Indigenous …

This study examines to the gravity of the ongoing removal and separation of Indigenous
children from their families and nations, the reality of coloniality in the child welfare system …

This dissertation explores the experiences of Indigenous women and their evolving feelings
of parental efficacy while they attended a one-year post-secondary program for individuals …

African Americans are overrepresented in the child welfare system in New York City (NYC).
They face racial and ethnic bias, complex procedures, and policies that govern child welfare …

A growing number of Indigenous grandmothers care for their grandchildren in the
Indigenous Child and Family Services (CFS) Authorities in Manitoba, Canada. These …