
Conversations with Child Welfare Wonk Founder & President Zach Laris, spotlighting the people, ideas, and tensions shaping child and family policy. www.childwelfarewonk.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 42 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsGovernmentNews | |||

Episode #41: Mike Leach
Welcome to our latest edition of WonkCast: People Power Policy.
Public sector accountability can easily drift into process theater, rewarding caution over outcomes.
Today’s guest ascribes this trend in child welfare to an i... more
Episode #40: Vicki Shabo
Welcome to our latest edition of WonkCast: People Power Policy.
As we continue digging into paid leave, it’s a perfect encapsulation of a key question for child and family policy development; is policy design an overture to... more
Episode #39: Dawn Huckelbridge
Welcome to our latest edition of WonkCast: People Power Policy.
It takes real capacity to turn even the most popular idea into a durable agenda for action.
Paid leave encapsulates many of the friction points requirin... more
Episode # 38: C.A.S.E. Co-Founder & CEO Debbie Riley
Welcome to our latest edition of WonkCast: People Power Policy.
What does a system misunderstand when it treats all forms of loss as the same?
Policy and practice are quick to label children as ... more
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These conversations dig deeper into child and family issues, have definitely helped me think about how the policies and systems cut across service areas. Inspires me to think about paths forward despite the division we are experiencing. Can’t wait for the next episode!









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