| 'Because We're Fighting to Be Ourselves:' Voices from Former Foster Youth who are Transgender and Gender Expansive |
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| Out of the System and onto the Streets: LGBTQ-Identified Youth Experiencing Homelessness with Past Child Welfare System Involvement |
5 |
| Detached and Afraid: US Immigration Policy and the Practice of Forcibly Separating Parents and Young Children at the Border |
5 |
| Strengthening Family Connections and Support for Youth in Foster Care who Identify as LGBT: Findings from the PII-RISE Evaluation |
4 |
| Parental Supports for Parents with Disabilities: The Importance of Informal Supports |
3 |
| Reversing Erasure of Youth and Young Adults Who are LGBTQ and Access Homelessness Services: Asking about Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and Pronouns |
3 |
| Formal and Informal Social Support and Academic Achievement among College Students with Unstable Childhood Experiences |
3 |
| Promising Practices and Policies to Support Grandfamilies that Include Immigrants |
2 |
| The Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act: Knowledge of Health Care and Legal Professionals |
2 |
| The Relationship between State Supports and Post-Secondary Enrollment among Youth Aging Out of Foster Care: An Analysis of the National Youth in Transition Database |
2 |
| School-aged Children Living in Grandfamilies: Grandparent Caregiver Confidence in Community Resources Matters |
2 |
| Implications for Practice: Risks to Youth in Boomtowns |
2 |
| Developing Relationship-Building Tools for Foster Families Caring for Teens who are LGBTQ2S |
2 |
| Yes We Can Allegheny: Implementing SOGIE Inclusive System Improvements in Child Welfare |
2 |
| Not all Children are Straight and White: Strategies for Serving Youth of Color in Out-of-Home care who Identify as LGBTQ |
2 |
| Strengthening the Workforce to Support Youth in Foster Care who Identify as LGBTQ plus through Increasing LGBTQ plus Competency: Trainers' Experience with Bias |
2 |
| Child Welfare Systems and LGBTQ Youth Homelessness: Gender Segregation, Instability, and Intersectionality |
1 |
| Fostering the Initiation of Discretionary Psychotropic Medication Reviews By Child Welfare Caseworkers |
1 |
| Jim Casey Youth Opportunities Initiative: Experiences and Outcomes of Youth who are LGBTQ |
1 |
| Queering the Question: Using Survey Marginalia to Capture Gender Fluidity in Housing and Child Welfare |
1 |
| Culture and Emotional Well-Being in Adolescents who are American Indian/Alaska Native: A Review of Current Literature |
1 |
| Retention of Child Welfare Caseworkers: The Wisdom of Supervisors |
1 |
| Use of Technology to Facilitate Practice Improvement in Trauma-Informed Child Welfare Systems |
1 |
| Victim Narratives of Sibling Emotional Abuse |
1 |
| The State of Evaluations of Campus-Based Support Programs Serving Foster Care Alumni in Higher Education |
1 |
| Hearing the Voices of Young Adult Adoptees: Perspectives on Adoption Agency Practice |
1 |
| A Decade in Review of Trends in Social Work Literature: The Link between Poverty and Child Maltreatment in the United States |
1 |
| Family Earnings and Transfer Income among Families Involved with Child Welfare |
1 |
| 'That Piece of Paper is Your Golden Ticket': How Stigma and Connection Influence College Persistence among Students who are Care Leavers |
1 |
| Strategies for Engaging Youth Currently and Formerly in Foster Care in Child Welfare Policy Advocacy: Lessons from the New England Youth Coalition (NEYC) |
1 |
| State Immigration Enforcement Policies and Material Hardship for Immigrant Families |
1 |
| Outcomes for Youth Served by the Unaccompanied Refugee Minor Foster Care Program: A Pilot Study |
1 |
| Well-Being and Permanency: The Relevance of Child Welfare Principles for Children Who are Unaccompanied Immigrants |
0 |
| A Pathway to Permanency: Collaborating for the Futures of Children who are Immigrants in the Child Welfare System |
0 |
| Exploring the Needs of Children and Families who are Immigrants and Involved in Child Welfare: Using a Title IV-E Learning Community Model |
0 |
| Supporting Youth at the Intersection of Immigration and Child Welfare Systems |
0 |
| Working across Borders: Effective Permanency Practices at the Intersection of Child Welfare and Immigration |
0 |
| A Longitudinal Examination of Service Utilization and Trauma Symptoms among Young Women with Prior Foster Care and Juvenile Justice System Involvement |
0 |
| Examining Non-response Bias in the National Youth in Transition Database |
0 |
| Transitioning from Foster Care to Independence: Lessons from Recent Research and Next Steps |
0 |
| Long-Term Economic Benefit of Treatment Foster Care Oregon (TFCO) for Adolescent Females Referred to Congregate Care for Delinquency |
0 |
| Effect of Mental Health Treatment, Juvenile Justice Involvement, and Child Welfare Effectiveness on Severity of Mental Health Problems |
0 |
| Optimizing Knowledge of Maternal and Non-maternal Risk Factors in Child Maltreatment Investigations: The Utility of Administrative Data |
0 |
| Social Support among Parents of Children with ADHD in Vietnam: Psychometric Properties of the Family Support Scale |
0 |
| The Impacts of Domestic Violence on Children: Perspectives from Women in Malaysia who Experience Abuse |
0 |
| Connect: An Attachment-Based and Trauma-Informed Program for Foster Parents of Teens |
0 |
| 'Not Independent Enough': Exploring the Tension Between Independence and Interdependence among Former Youth in Foster Care who are Emerging Adults |
0 |
| Early Warning Indicators of Dropping Out of School for Teens Who Experienced Foster Care |
0 |
| Speaking Back to the System: Recommendations for Practice and Policy from the Perspectives of Youth Formerly in Foster Care who are LGBTQ |
0 |
| Transition Age Youth (TAY) Needs Assessment: Feedback from TAY and Providers regarding TAY Services, Resources, and Training |
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