The Fall of Child Poverty, and Home Visiting’s Looming Fiscal Cliff
On this week’s podcast we discuss a major drop in the use of powerful psych meds on California foster youth, and discuss how child welfare metrics behaved during the prolonged decline in child poverty that was recently analyzed by Child Trends.
Guest Interview Details
Jenny Harper joins to talk about the looming federal cliff facing a program aimed at supporting new and expectant mothers, and what advocates are hoping will happen in the near future.
Reading Room
Prescribing Antipsychotic Drugs to California Foster Youth Declines Dramatically
https://bit.ly/3BcmTaW
Psych Meds in Jail
https://bit.ly/3DDsKci
Philly Took $5 Million in Foster Children’s Social Security Payments Without Telling Them
https://bit.ly/3BtH843
Lessons From a Historic Decline in Child Poverty
https://bit.ly/3Bo3ZOx
Expanded Safety Net Drives Sharp Drop in Child Poverty
https://nyti.ms/3f0Srcs
Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting (MIECHV) Program
https://bit.ly/3eXjDsH
Home Visiting: MIECHV Delay Already Hurting State, Local Programs
https://bit.ly/3qN2tkd
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