No interview this week! We’ll be back with more great guests after Labor Day. On this episode, we catch up on a whole slew of headlines in child welfare and juvenile justice from the summer. Then, we highlight five things to keep an eye on this fall in terms of federal law and policy. Reading RoomPennsylvania Parents Sue State Over “Unconstitutional” Child Abuse Registryhttps://bit.ly/3QGIfDDCalifornia Bill Would Bar Police from Lying to Kids During Interrogationshttps://bit.ly/3SPIGxnFewer Hennepin County Children in Foster Care are Reunified with Familyhttps://bit.ly/3c0Ign7Foster Care Numbers Up for Fifth Straight Year, Federal Data Released Today Showshttps://bit.ly/3JXSBNdAmerican Bar Association Resolution 606https://bit.ly/3doqPgBArrests of Youth Declined Through 2020https://bit.ly/3QHUOyvPatterns of Juvenile Court Referrals of Youth Born in 2000 https://bit.ly/3w3s2RaSupreme Court Set to Consider Fate Of Indian Child Welfare Act in Novemberhttps://bit.ly/3BIVPlCBriefs Filed in Brackeen v. Haalandhttps://bit.ly/3Pp3OrdThe Imprint’s coverage of the Indian Child Welfare Acthttps://imprintnews.org/topic/icwaFederal Bill Aims to Better Measure, Retain States’ Foster Homeshttps://bit.ly/3Qk2MOu

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