The latest reckoning with structural racism in the United States has involved critical reflection on the role of the criminal justice system, education policy, and housing practices in perpetuating racial inequity. But another area long overdue for collective reexamination is the child welfare system and the algorithms working behind the scenes. That's why the ACLU has conducted a nationwide survey to learn more about these tools.This report examines how many jurisdictions across the 50 states, D.C. and U.S. territories are using one category of predictive analytics tools: models that systematically use data collected by jurisdictions' public agencies to attempt to predict the likelihood that a child in a given situation or location will be...
Mandated reporting laws are pertinent to practitioners of “helping professions,” such as social work...
BACKGROUND: Medical professionals are key components of child maltreatment surveillance. Updated est...
Reports indicate that in the United States disproportionate numbers of African American children are...
The family regulation system identifies families through the use of widespread, cross-system surveil...
Police are responsible for producing about one-fifth of all reports of child abuse and neglect inves...
The over-representation of black children in US out of home care results from racial bias in placeme...
The U.S. child welfare system is a multi-billion-dollar apparatus designed to regulate and police fa...
For the last fifteen years, the Center for the Study of Social Policy (“CSSP”) partnered with local ...
In the United States, Black children are disproportionately the subjects of reports to child protect...
Prior research has found that the decision to remove maltreated children from their home is influenc...
The recent reckoning over racial injustice, kindled by the hyper-criminalization of and excessive us...
Examines the disproportionate representation of minority children in child welfare and summarizes cu...
Background Child welfare agencies in many countries are increasingly using predictive analytics to ...
Introduction Official statistics have confirmed that relative to their presence in the population an...
Compares data on the involvement of children from five racial/ethnic groups in child protection inve...
Mandated reporting laws are pertinent to practitioners of “helping professions,” such as social work...
BACKGROUND: Medical professionals are key components of child maltreatment surveillance. Updated est...
Reports indicate that in the United States disproportionate numbers of African American children are...
The family regulation system identifies families through the use of widespread, cross-system surveil...
Police are responsible for producing about one-fifth of all reports of child abuse and neglect inves...
The over-representation of black children in US out of home care results from racial bias in placeme...
The U.S. child welfare system is a multi-billion-dollar apparatus designed to regulate and police fa...
For the last fifteen years, the Center for the Study of Social Policy (“CSSP”) partnered with local ...
In the United States, Black children are disproportionately the subjects of reports to child protect...
Prior research has found that the decision to remove maltreated children from their home is influenc...
The recent reckoning over racial injustice, kindled by the hyper-criminalization of and excessive us...
Examines the disproportionate representation of minority children in child welfare and summarizes cu...
Background Child welfare agencies in many countries are increasingly using predictive analytics to ...
Introduction Official statistics have confirmed that relative to their presence in the population an...
Compares data on the involvement of children from five racial/ethnic groups in child protection inve...
Mandated reporting laws are pertinent to practitioners of “helping professions,” such as social work...
BACKGROUND: Medical professionals are key components of child maltreatment surveillance. Updated est...
Reports indicate that in the United States disproportionate numbers of African American children are...