On this week’s podcast we discuss what’s happened in Ohio since the death of Ma’Khia Bryant, how child welfare might figure into California’s ideas around reparations, Connecticut’s new approach to helping families, and more. Bridgette Carr and Vivek Sankaran, who both lead legal clinics at the University of Michigan Law School, join to discuss the importance of organizational support for the wellbeing of people who work in trauma-filled professions. Reading RoomHonoring the Life of Ma’Khia Bryant: An Ombudsperson for Foster Youth in Ohiohttps://bit.ly/3v153pPChild Welfare Ideas from the Experts: Housing Help to Keep Siblings Togetherhttps://bit.ly/3xYvxWXLife Altered for One Texas Family Determined to Protect Transgender Childhttps://bit.ly/3Ou1tfmIn California, First-Ever Task Force Envisions Reparations for Black Residentshttps://bit.ly/3xz5TvzViolence & Vanishing Supervisors At Barry J. Nidorf Juvenile Hallhttps://bit.ly/3MiCGcqReports Without Surveillance: Connecticut’s New Child Welfare Experimenthttps://bit.ly/3xCSjalMeasuring What Actually Mattershttps://bit.ly/37VWL9wLawLifeProf Coachinghttp://lawlifeprofs.com

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