U.S.
Parents face child abuse investigations over pot use
As marijuana laws loosen, child-welfare agencies are facing greater criticism for their policies surrounding the drug
As marijuana laws loosen, child-welfare agencies are facing greater criticism for their policies surrounding the drug
African-American children are twice as likely as white children to be taken from their parents. Roxana Saberi reports
A reliance on group homes – plus an overtaxed caseworker labor force – has jeopardized children’s safety, suit alleges
State senate approves reform bill that would restrict and monitor foster system's use of prescription medication
A 19-year-old’s brave steps into independence after so many foster homes, she lost count
What can be done to improve the foster care system in the United States?
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Parent peer advocacy gains institutional footing in New York City's child welfare system
Diane Wick navigates one of the nation's largest child welfare systems
