On this week’s podcast, we discuss some new legislation aimed at drawing more interest in extended foster care, long-sought data on compliance with the Indian Child Welfare Act, and the use of federal funds for family justice. We also break down yet another child welfare-related lawsuit in New York, and concerns over the precedent set by the conviction of Jennifer Crumbley.Reading RoomBipartisan Bill Would Expand Federal Extended Foster Care Programhttps://bit.ly/3Uum8FCFostering Adults: The State of Carehttps://imprintnews.org/special-series/fostering-adults-state-extended-careBiden Proposes New Federal Data on ICWA Compliance https://bit.ly/3OUriXLKeeping The Kids: Native American overrepresentation in foster care in Montana.https://montanafreepress.org/keeping-the-kids/Most States Now Access Federal Funds for Family Court Lawyershttps://bit.ly/3uN543qNew York City Class-Action Lawsuit Defends Parents’ Rights in CPS Home Visits — A Rare Constitutional Challengehttps://bit.ly/48HyRrOThe Trouble With Convicting Parents for Their Children’s Violent Crimeshttps://bit.ly/3InjhanBill Tracker: Protecting Benefits for Foster Youthhttps://bit.ly/3uqHgCe

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