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2. Cascading System Failures: How Systems Contribute to Poverty, Poor Health, and Child Welfare Involvement, and how to Redress This

Author

Houshyar, Shadi, Minoff, Elisa, and Martin, Megan

Subjects
Social service -- Evaluation, Poverty -- Health aspects -- Evaluation -- United States, Child welfare -- Evaluation -- Care and treatment, Family and marriage, Sociology and social work
Abstract

By examining how economic insecurity as a non-medical factor impacts health and can lead to involvement with child protective services, we provide a view into the shortcomings of our social [...]

Published
2022

4. Supporting Youth at the Intersection of Immigration and Child Welfare Systems

Author

Citrin, Alexandra, Martin, Megan, and Houshyar, Shadi

Subjects
Adjustment (Psychology) in adolescence -- Evaluation, Child welfare -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Evaluation, Social networks -- Evaluation, Company growth, Government regulation, Family and marriage, Sociology and social work
Abstract

Young people at the intersection of child welfare and immigration face significant challenges to successfully transitioning to adulthood and independence from foster care. This transition is made even more difficult [...]

Published
2017

6. Supporting Youth at the Intersection of Immigration and Child Welfare Systems.

Author

Citrin, Alexandra, Martin, Megan, and Houshyar, Shadi

Subjects
*CHILD welfare, *YOUTH services, *SERVICES for immigrants, *FOSTER home care, *AGING & society, *AGING, *EMIGRATION & immigration, *HEALTH services accessibility, *PRACTICAL politics, *GOVERNMENT policy
Abstract

Young people at the intersection of child welfare and immigration face significant challenges to successfully transitioning to adulthood and independence from foster care. This transition is made even more difficult in light of current immigration policies and an anti-immigrant political climate. This paper highlights systemic barriers for youth who are immigrants and aging out of foster care and provides recommendations for states and child welfare systems to better meet the needs of this population. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

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