After the Super Bowl Sting: What the Headlines Miss About Exploitation, Families, and Prevention
In the wake of the Super Bowl, coordinated sex trafficking stings resulted in numerous arrests and victim rescues. However, to effectively combat trafficking, society must address deeper issues such as family instability, which increases vulnerability. A…
When “Family Preservation” Becomes State Neglect
In Washington State, reforms intended to keep families intact may inadvertently leave vulnerable children at risk and offer less protection to parents. Critics argue that higher intervention thresholds compromise safety and accountability, leading to…
Idaho’s Child Welfare Debate: Protection, Profit, and the Limits of State Power
In Idaho, a debate over child welfare raises concerns about the system prioritizing family separation over protection. Critics argue that financial incentives promote removals, undermining parental rights and due process. Controversial cases like Baby…