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Parent Partnerships in Practice with Child Welfare

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This webinar highlighted best practices and lessons learned from three states (ME, NC and TX) who have worked with parent leaders over the past year to create structures and processes for parent leadership.
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Panelists included parents and state advocates who shared their experiences in shifting power to parents and re-examining the traditional ways of doing advocacy with a more intentional equity lens.


Learn more about this state policy initiative here.

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