Broken adoptions, Buried Records: How States are Failing Adoptees
Richard Barth, a professor at the University of Maryland’s School of Social Work, said there’s no excuse for state child welfare officials to hold back data revealing what happens post-adoption.
“Since most, if not all, of children adopted out of foster care are receiving subsidies, the states should have the responsibility to track the success of those adoptions,” said Barth, who has written dozens of studies on child welfare and adoption.
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