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Lessons from the Almond case â and beyond
Doing right by kids in state care means DCF and the courts need to focus on the thorny issue of reunification.
By The Editorial BoardUpdated May 8, 2021, 1 hour ago
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Maria Mossaides, director of the Office of the Child Advocate, speaking about the agency s investigation report into the death of teen David Almond during the continuing coronavirus pandemic, March 31.Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff
The one thing lawmakers, advocates, and state officials can agree on is that no one wants to be back here again â probing the death of a child who deserved to be protected, who was supposed to be protected by a $1 billion system designed to do just that.
The award was given by Evident Change, a nonprofit that until recently was known as the National Council on Crime and Delinquency. Each year, the group recognizes media from across the United States that further public understanding of such issues as adult and juvenile justice, child welfare, adult protective services and education.
In “You Can’t Stop the Revolution,” published by University of California Press, Boyles offers an inside look into the Ferguson, Missouri police protests of 2014, following the fatal shooting of Michael Brown Jr. by a Ferguson police officer. At the time, Boyles, a native of St. Louis, was a professor at nearby Lindenwood University.