ARC:Anti-Black Racism and Child Welfare

Part one of a practice framework which calls for sweeping reforms to the Ontario child welfare system to address systemic racism and to reduce the overrepresentation of African Canadian children in care. Part one includes a literature review looking at the systemic forces that bring families of African descent into contact with child welfare

Part two of a practice framework which calls for sweeping reforms to the Ontario child welfare system to address systemic racism and to reduce the overrepresentation of African Canadian children in care. Part two identifies and recommends race equity practices to ensure systemic change occurs throughout all aspects of child welfare

Part three of a practice framework which calls for sweeping reforms to the Ontario child welfare system to address systemic racism and to reduce the overrepresentation of African Canadian children in care. Part three outlines promising practices, and includes an implementation toolkit.

One-pager summarizing part I, part II, and the race equity practices