On this week’s podcast we discuss a new California law that grants more time for reunifying families in some child welfare cases; the ever-worsening situation in Los Angeles juvenile facilities; and Congress takes an interest in kids that run away from foster care. Keri Richmond, manager of child welfare policy for the American Academy of Pediatrics, joins to discuss AAP’s recent assessment of the new limits on federal funding for group homes, residential care and institutions for foster youth. And we chat about the excellent podcast Keri helps produce, Unbelievably Resilient. Reading RoomEighteen Months Before Losing Your Kid? California Challenges Some Child Welfare Timelineshttps://bit.ly/41yelH0‘Intolerable’ and ‘Appalling’ — Los Angeles County Juvenile Halls Face New Round of Scrutinyhttps://bit.ly/3UHhLoJAudit Finds Child Welfare Agencies Often Don’t Report Missing Kids to National Officehttps://bit.ly/41dIRpRGrassley, Cornyn, Colleagues Introduce Bill To Help Missing Foster Youthhttps://bit.ly/3mAt4T2Arizona Kinship Support Serviceshttps://bit.ly/43OKHzxFamily First Implementation: A One Year Review of State Progress in Reforming Congregate Carehttps://bit.ly/3L5m3DoImplementing the Family First Prevention Services Acthttps://bit.ly/3A4L9vQThe Imprint’s Complete Guide to the Family First Acthttps://imprintnews.org/special-series/complete-guide-the-family-first-act

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