
Let’s Be Real: The Urgent Need for Change in Child Welfare, Courts, and DV Programs
Child welfare systems, dependency courts, and domestic violence programs have contributed to the conditions that result in disproportionate representation of families and survivors of color within child welfare, as well as racial disparities in access to help and services. Let’s Be Real is a critical conversation among state and national leaders in these fields on the urgent need to advance racial equity — so that every family experiencing domestic violence and child maltreatment can get real help.