Child-Centered Advocacy with Roxanna Asgarian

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Who Speaks for the Children with Elizabeth Bartholet

During our Season 7 conversation about the parents' rights movement, Andrea spoke with Professor Elizabeth Bartholet, who recently retired from Harvard Law School after more than three decades focused on child welfare, children's rights, and adoption. In this bonus episode, we're ...  Show more

Rethinking Child Welfare with Alan Dettlaff

This week we're sharing Andrea's extended Season 7 conversation with professor and author Alan Dettlaff. Together they explore the history of the child welfare system, the tension between protecting children and preserving families, and the difficult questions that emerge when bo ...  Show more

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