Listen to reps, from the Child Welfare Organizing Project talk about their work helping parents in crisis, as child protective workers decide whether or not to remove their children.
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CWW Volume 22, Winter 2012/2013
Brushes with the law:
Young New Yorkers and the Criminal Justice System.
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One Step Back:
The Delayed Dream of Community Partnerships.
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CWW Volumes 19&20, Winter 2010/2011
In Transition:
A Better Future for Youth Leaving Foster Care.
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A Need for Correction:
Reforming New York's Juvenile Justice System.
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For Years, Half of all NYPD Trespass Stops Were in Public Housing
Child Welfare in the Storm: What Happens to Vulnerable Families after a Disaster?
Case Closed: Thousands More Teens Are Now Diverted From Juvenile Court
A Need for Correction: Reforming New York’s Juvenile Justice System
One Step Back: The Delayed Dream of Community Partnerships
Would Prison Closures Prevent Children’s Visits with Their Moms?
Budget Cuts Could Put New Burdens on Family Court
Oversight for New Juvenile Justice Homes
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