
A Podcast by the Florida Institute for Child Welfare at Florida State University
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 38 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Category | Education | ||||

Join us for a conversation about the complicated relationship between poverty and neglect, and how new research aims to disentangle them to improve the well-being of families. Experts Clare Anderson and Luke Waldo discuss the importance of shifting s... more
Researcher Elizabeth Curley discusses novel interventions for supporting parents and caregivers during incarceration, such as the recently developed INTER program, in this episode.
This episode explores ways to better support foster parents. Adoptive parent and former foster parent Dr. Vivian Mills shares preliminary findings from the Institute’s first foster parent survey and implications for supporting foster parent partners.... more
A new partnership between Florida universities is helping child welfare professionals enhance services for mothers with substance use disorders. In this episode, experts Ellen Piekalkiewicz and Dr. Heather Howard share insights from their work with m... more
I would like to hear an interview with Dashaan Jennings - Child welfare activist in New Jersey
I am glad I found this podcast, which contains useful information for the Child Welfare System Redesign I am planning. Thank you for providing hope and help to the Child Welfare System! Jo Calk, Oregon
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