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According to Heather Sauyaq Jean Gordon, PhD ❄️ she/her, Dr. Deana Around Him, & Elizabeth Jordan, federal efforts to achieve racial & ethnic equity for Indigenous Peoples must emphasize decolonization, support Tribal sovereignty & self-determination, and address Federal Indian Law. buff.ly/3Nl2mXw
In new comments to National Academies from Child Trends, Heather Sauyaq Jean Gordon, PhD ❄️ she/her, Dr. Deana Around Him, & Elizabeth Jordan provide examples of federal policies that contribute to racial & ethnic health inequities & potential solutions for Indigenous children, families, and communities. buff.ly/3Nl2mXw
It is imperative that federal policies acknowledge & respect Indigenous sovereignty, Knowledge, self-determination, histories, & needs, to support & promote the well-being of Indigenous Peoples, according to Heather Sauyaq Jean Gordon, PhD ❄️ she/her, Dr. Deana Around Him, & Elizabeth Jordan. buff.ly/3Nl2mXw
Be sure to check out #NRCEC2022's opening plenary session recording with Dr. Chrishana Lloyd. The session featured our commissioned Child Trends research exploring how the history of systemic racism continues to impact the #ECE field: bit.ly/3JZBo4Q
A new Child Trends datapoint from Dr. Deana Around Him finds that in the 10 states with the largest proportions of American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) children, AIAN children are overrepresented in foster care in nearly every state. buff.ly/3hryz3H
To ameliorate the injustices AIAN children face in the child welfare system, practitioners should prioritize kinship and Tribal community placements when children cannot remain safely at home, according to Dr. Deana Around Him in a new Child Trends datapoint. buff.ly/3hryz3H
In a new Child Trends datapoint, Dr. Deana Around Him provides strategies that researchers, policymakers, and practitioners can use to strengthen efforts to reform the child welfare system and address injustices specific to Indigenous families and communities. buff.ly/3hryz3H
In addition to being separated from familiar people and places, AIAN children placed in foster care may also be separated from the preventive and protective resources offered by Indigenous communities and cultures, according to Dr. Deana Around Him. buff.ly/3hryz3H