ARTICLE TAG

termination of parental rights

Surviving Domestic Violence After Foster Care

10/24/2024

Termination of Parental Rights Changed My Relationship with My Mom

I was lost when the courts eventually decided to terminate my mom’s parental rights, writes Jessica Castillo.

8/16/2024

A Second Chance Offered to Minnesota Moms Who’ve Previously Lost Kids to CPS

Hennepin County program offers expectant mothers assistance to avoid another foster care removal in the family.

Michigan’s Highest Court Hears Challenge to Terminations of Parental Rights

5/7/2024

Michigan’s Highest Court Hears Challenge to Terminations of Parental Rights

A case that challenges the severity of termination of parental rights practices in Michigan has made it to the state Supreme Court.

Michigan’s Highest Court Hears Challenge to Terminations of Parental Rights

12/18/2023

Top Stories of 2023: Timelines and Termination

A selection of The Imprint’s most impactful stories from the past year

A new study estimated investigations into child abuse and neglect are more common than previously thought, especially for children of color.

4/24/2023

Minnesota Aims to Better Equip Parents Facing Termination of Parental Rights

A new Minnesota law gives people facing termination of parental rights guaranteed access to appeals counsel and other services.

11/17/2022

Civil Rights Advocates Call U.S. Child Welfare System a ‘National Problem’

A report from Human Rights Watch and the ACLU highlights the harms of the U.S. child welfare system and recommends reforms.

United Nations Committee Suggests the U.S. Change or Repeal Major Child Welfare Policies

12/29/2021

Top Stories of 2021: A Big Year for Parental Rights

Early legal counsel, the termination of parental rights, and ideas around peer support were among the issues The Imprint covered in 2021.

Wisconsin: Proposals Would Expand Authorities' Ability to Strip Parental Rights

12/20/2021

Wisconsin Bills Would Expand Authorities’ Ability to Strip Parental Rights

As federal policy on child welfare aims to help parents build strong bonds with their children so that fewer kids end up in foster care, a pair of bills in Wisconsin propose new grounds for terminating parental rights.

Youth Services Insider

11/17/2021

Federal Report: Foster Care, Adoptions Dropped in 2020

The number of youth in foster care dropped by 4.5% between September of 2019 and 2020, according to annual federal data, reaching the lowest total in the past eight years, while adoptions from foster care plummeted as the coronavirus pandemic spread in America.