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Explore and learn about the complexities of mandatory reporting laws, practice, harm done and how advocates and policy makers can shift our collective energy towards mandatory supporting and away from reporting families impacted by DV. Domestic violence is a complex dynamic in families that requires unique and additional considerations when deciding whether a child abuse report is needed. Filing child abuse reports often has impacts that the reporters do not see. It has been repeatedly documented that mandated reporters fail to recognize or consider the impact of poverty, systemic racism, and cross generational trauma when they suspect maltreatment. This lack of awareness contributes to and compounds bias in mandated reporting, resulting in generations of communities of color experiencing the child welfare system as a system of surveillance and not support.
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It has been repeatedly documented that mandated reporters fail to recognize or consider the impact of poverty, systemic racism,...
The child welfare policies and programs we create today have a direct impact on how well or not so...
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Ensuring the safety and wellbeing of children and their families while repairing and preventing harms caused by existing systems...
Domestic violence (DV) protective factors are individual and relational attributes, as well as environmental and social conditions, that lessen...