SURVEY FINDINGS
Good River Partners and the UCLA Pritzker Center for Strengthening Children and Families released the results of a first-of-a-kind survey which asked transition-age foster youth about their housing preferences and needs.
RESEARCH BRIEFS
CalAIM-funded ACE screening and response activities enable healthcare providers to identify children and youth vulnerable to toxic stress and connect families with trauma-responsive services.
RESEARCH PROJECT
In 2023, the UCLA Pritzker Center launched a pilot study in partnership with Valley Oasis, a domestic violence service agency, and the DCFS Lancaster Regional Office to respond to recommendations in the 2020 report.
RESEARCH PROJECT
Racial equity and disproportionality are prominent features of reimagining the child welfare system. Our research poses ideas for reform.
RESEARCH PROJECT
Blind removal aims to reduce racial disproportionality by removing racial demographics from the removal decision-making process after an investigation of alleged child abuse or neglect.
RESEARCH PROJECT
Our research explores the gaps in policy, practice, training, data collection and cultural competency where domestic violence and foster care merge, and proposes thoughtful solutions appropriate for local and national audiences.
The UCLA Pritzker Center for Strengthening Children and Families unites a multidisciplinary network across campus and throughout Los Angeles County to identify strategies that safely reduce the need for foster care while supporting equitable reform to our child welfare system.
Partnership
We connect people at all levels, whether it’s creating synergy between UCLA departments and disciplines, faculty and community partners, or local government, agencies, and community-based organizations.
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