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Personal reflections on recent events and systemic racism from Nicole Bonnie, CEO of OACAS

On June 3, 2020   /   Accountability, African Canadian Families, CEO Message, Child Welfare Agencies, Featured, Indigenous Services  
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Ontario’s Children’s Aid Societies and Indigenous Child and Family Well-Being Agencies Continue to Support Children, Youth, and Families during COVID-19 Pandemic

On March 23, 2020   /   Accountability, Children, Featured, Indigenous Services  
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OACAS and Children’s Aid Societies Express Serious Concerns about changes to the Ontario Child Advocate’s office

On November 15, 2018   /   Accountability, Advocacy, African Canadian Families, Child Poverty, Child Welfare Agencies, Children, Community Partners, Featured, Government, Indigenous Services, Youth  
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Learning Together to Bring Indigenous Children Home

On September 28, 2018   /   Accountability, Advocacy, Child Welfare Agencies, Children, Community Partners, Featured, Government, Indigenous Services, Research, Youth  
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OACAS and Children’s Aid Societies Welcome the Chief Coroner’s Expert Panel Report

On September 28, 2018   /   Accountability, Advocacy, Child Abuse Prevention, Child Welfare Agencies, Children, Community Partners, Featured, Government, Indigenous Services, Research, Youth  
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Chantal Leduc, a child protection worker, explains how using AOP (anti-oppressive practice) and sharing power with families can make all the difference to their experience and outcomes

On April 24, 2018   /   Accountability, Advocacy, African Canadian Families, Child Welfare Agencies, Children, Featured, Indigenous Services, Research, Youth  
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Kike Ojo, Program Manager for One Vision One Voice, reflects on the Anti-Oppression Round Table’s 10th anniversary

On April 24, 2018   /   Accountability, African Canadian Families, Child Welfare Agencies, Children, Featured, Indigenous Services, Research, Youth  
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6 reasons why Anti-Oppressive (AO) practice is critical for child welfare in Ontario

On April 24, 2018   /   Accountability, Advocacy, African Canadian Families, Child Welfare Agencies, Children, Featured, Indigenous Services, Research, Youth  
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Budget invests in vulnerable children and families, but child welfare largely left out

On March 29, 2018   /   Accountability, Child Poverty, Child Welfare Agencies, Children, Community Partners, Featured, Government, Indigenous Services, Publications, Youth  
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Emergency Summit on Indigenous Child Welfare in Canada

On February 28, 2018   /   Accountability, Advocacy, Child Poverty, Child Welfare Agencies, Children, Featured, Government, Indigenous Services, OACAS Events, Youth  
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