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Josie Duffy Rice, journalist, writer, law school graduate, and podcast host will talk with Alan Dettlaff about his new book, “Confronting the Racist Legacy of the American Child Welfare System.”

Our goal is to foster a deeper understanding of what it truly means to engage in abolition work on a daily basis.

ICWA is an essential tool to maintain the preservation of Indigenous families and to ensure tribal sovereignty is respected.

By delving into the historical roots of the system and examining the immense harm inflicted upon families and communities, The upEND Podcast makes a case for the complete reimagining of how society cares for children and families.

The Human Rights Campaign (HRC) has declared this PRIDE month that we are in a national state of emergency for LGBTQIA+ Americans.

Reforms are ineffective at combating racism and harm in part because they do not intend to, but also because they begin with the wrong presumptions.

Black families faced an incomprehensible level of pain, anger, confusion, and powerlessness during enslavement. Sadly, when speaking with Black families who have had their children forcibly and involuntarily removed by the family policing system today, too little has changed.

The family policing system’s punitive approach does not – and cannot – ever authentically heal or prevent anything.

ICWA protects Indigenous kids by keeping them in the care of extended family or tribes whenever possible.