On this week’s episode, we discuss another class action lawsuit filed against Indiana’s child welfare agency; housing barriers to reunification; one of America’s most famous adoption stories unravels; and new leaders in child welfare.Kee Tobar, host of Community Legal Services (CLS) of Philadelphia’s podcast “How is That Legal?”, joins to discuss the origins of the show and some of the most impactful moments from its first two seasons.Reading RoomAnother Lawsuit Filed Against Indianahttps://bit.ly/3E3btIMBarriers to Reunification: City Lacks System to Help Reunifying Families Access Appropriate Housinghttps://bit.ly/3P3iVtoTurnover at Private New York Child Welfare Agencies Reaches ‘Jarring’ Levels, Directors Say https://bit.ly/3s5KrNWFormer NFL Star and ‘Blind Side’ Film Hero Accuses a Prominent Memphis Family of Lying About His Adoption https://bit.ly/3YDtLcXLinda Spears Leaving Massachusetts DCF to Lead Child Welfare League of Americahttps://bit.ly/3Ky0EliCenter for Families, Children and the Courts Gets New Executive Directorhttps://bit.ly/47t8dUsChild Welfare Veteran Tapped to Lead Unaccompanied Migrant Children Program https://bit.ly/3seTlsK

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