On this week’s episode we catch up on some headlines from the last few months in child welfare and youth justice, including: a flood of mental health litigation; adoption reckoning in South Korea; a federal effort to help states differentiate poverty and neglect; the nexus between money and maltreatment; the Finish the 5 campaign in Texas; and more. Reading RoomSouth Korea Sets Up a Truth and Reconciliation Commission to Investigate Adoptionshttp://bit.ly/3Joq5GcFeds Plan $10 Million to Prevent Confusion of Poverty with Neglecthttp://bit.ly/3kUzfA4Nevada Eyes State Bill to Codify ICWAhttp://bit.ly/3WRSIieWyoming Considers Codifying Indian Child Welfare Act Protections in State Lawhttp://bit.ly/3YbdOJHWith ICWA Under Threat, More States Shore Up Laws to Protect Native Families from Foster Care Separationhttp://bit.ly/3WJ7SGtMaryland and Iowa Are the Latest to be Sued Over Youth Mental Health Serviceshttps://bit.ly/3wipDBPJustice Department Slams Alaska for Over-Institutionalizing Youth with Disabilitieshttp://bit.ly/3RjcNwYDisabled Foster Youth Sue North Carolina for ‘Segregating’ Them in Institutionshttp://bit.ly/3XLS6w1New York Let Residences for Kids With Serious Mental Health Problems Vanish. Desperate Families Call the Cops Instead.http://bit.ly/3XXReEa‘We’re at a Crisis Point’: NY Attorney General Hearing Spotlights Child Mental Health Care Failureshttp://bit.ly/3XOg21ySabrina’s Parents Love Her. But the Meltdowns Are Too Much.http://bit.ly/3kSH35BThe Imprint Weekly Podcast: Ohio Medicaid Director Maureen Corcoranhttp://bit.ly/2ObtLAVImpact of Direct Cash Benefits to Low-Income Families Can Be Far-Reachinghttps://bit.ly/3kuzaTKTexas Teens Embark on An Idealistic Quest to Shut Down the State’s Last Five Youth Prisonshttp://bit.ly/3HDjGpAYouth and the Juvenile Justice System 2022 National Reporthttps://bit.ly/3RhIWovHow Youth Incarceration Undermines Public Safety: Reviewing the Evidencehttps://bit.ly/40eSk00

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