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Connections Count
Produced by the Annie E. Casey Foundation/Casey Family Services, Connections Count is an electronic newsletter focusing on best practices information, tools, research, and data emerging on youth permanence in child welfare at local, state, and national levels. Connections Count will highlight successful youth permanency work, strategies for overcoming barriers to permanence, and peer–to–peer exchanges about successes and challenges reported by on–the–ground staff, administrators, youth, and their families.
Connections Count aims to "clutter bust," allowing our readers access to up–to–date, expertly chosen information on youth permanency policy, practice, and research. It creates a community that will effectively advance the power, possibility, and priority of youth permanence.
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Issue Archive:
Court Reforms that Support Youth in Achieving Lifelong Families
February–March 2008
Engaging Youth in Achieving and Sustaining Permanence
October–November 2007
Birth Family Connections for Youth in Foster Care
August 2007
Local Convenings Advance Permanency Agenda
June–July 2007
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