During their work in multiple states, the Foster Insights team at the University of Chicago has observed notable trends in kin placement rates and the stability of kin placements. We shared these observed trends and discussed their implications for stakeholders across the child welfare space. View the webinar recording for a discussion on what we learned about kinship families using placement data, and how these data-driven insights can help further the case for a kinship-first culture.
Presenters:
Noah Duncan, Executive Director, Foster Insights, University of Chicago
Jack Tait, Data Scientist, Foster Insights, University of Chicago
Marina Nitze, Subject Matter Expert, Grandfamilies & Kinship Support Network
This webinar will explore practical lessons learned from building and operating navigator programs across multiple states, highlighting successful structures, partnership models, and funding strategies.
Peer connections are an underutilized yet infinitely powerful source of support for kinship families who often feel alone and overwhelmed on their journey. As a…
This webinar will spotlight six Family Resource Centers spanning rural and urban communities, immigrant-serving and faith-based programs, and school-based and mobile models.