They would be the head of the Washington D.C. child welfare agency and the chair of the relevant committee of the D.C. council, who cut help for grandparents raising kids to keep them out of foster care, and other help for kids already in foster care.
But they spared the network of powerful private agencies that dominates DC child welfare, and the nation’s best-paid foster parents. Details are in this NCCPR op ed for the local opinions section of The Washington Post.
And for our take on child welfare in Oklahoma, see the NCCPR Op Ed in The Oklahoman.
And for our take on child welfare in Oklahoma, see the NCCPR Op Ed in The Oklahoman.