Public policy often imposes administrative burdens that constrain people's ability to access
benefits and affirmatively exercise fundamental rights. In this article, we extend the …

National and state governments in settler colonial countries are increasingly committing to
policies and practices aimed at strengthening Indigenous frameworks, programmes and …

The article describes the challenges for child welfare professionals in meeting goals in work
with children prenatally exposed to alcohol and their families, as well as ways to address …

Upholding the fundamental rights of families during child welfare court cases is critical to
ensuring equal access to justice. This article review research related to the due process …

This article aims to help child welfare professionals understand connections between the
Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA), Tribal sovereignty, and Native American well-being, and …

Background The impact of COVID-19 pandemic on racial/ethnic differences in the US foster
care system is unknown. Objective To study the COVID-19 pandemic-related differences in …

FEDERAL INDIAN LAW AS METHOD Page 1 FEDERAL INDIAN LAW AS METHOD
MATTHEW LM FLETCHER* INTRODUCTION …

OBJECTIVE Develop guidelines for child death review teams that will improve the
consistency in classifying child maltreatment (CM) and distinguish between classification of …

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 …

The mission of child welfare is to ensure children's safety, permanency, and well-being. It is
also charged with preserving and strengthening families and with avoiding the removal of …