KENTUCKY'S
RACE, COMMUNITY, AND CHILD WELFARE INITIATIVE
Definitions and Frequently Asked Questions
About Disproportionality and Disparate Outcomes in Child Welfare
Helen Deines,
EdD, MSSW, Professor Emeritus, Spalding University School of Social
Work
Member, Jefferson Area Core Team, Casey Family Programs Breakthrough
Series Collaborative on Reducing Disproportionality and Disparate
Outcomes for Children and Families of Color in the Child Welfare
System, 2006-2007
What do
"disproportionality" and "disparate outcomes"
mean?
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What do
we mean by "the child welfare system"?
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How
do you define "race"?
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What do
you mean by "racism"?
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Do disproportionality/disparate
outcomes happen because families of color maltreat their children
more often than white families?
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What do
the experts think are the causes of disproportionality/disparate
outcomes for children of color in the child welfare system?
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Are disproportionality
and disparate outcomes in child welfare problems only in Kentucky?
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Have children
of color always been overrepresented in the child welfare system?
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Are disproportionality/disparate
outcomes problems only in the child welfare system?
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What can
we do to challenge disproportionality and disparate outcomes?
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What is
the most recent evidence regarding racial disproportionality and
disparate outcomes for children in Kentucky?
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