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OACAS 2023 Pre-Budget Submission: One Community of Care

On February 10, 2023   /   2SLGBTQ+, Accountability, Advocacy, African Canadian Families, Child Welfare Agencies, Children, Community Partners, Featured, Government, Kinship, Permanency, Publications, Truth and Reconciliation, Youth  
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ANCFSAO Releases Indigenous Youth In Transition Resource Guide

On July 5, 2022   /   Child Welfare Agencies, Community Partners, Featured, Indigenous Services, Publications, Youth  
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Understanding the Over-Representation of Black Children in Ontario Child Welfare: Q & A with Keishia Facey, Manager for OVOV About a Groundbreaking New Report

On June 17, 2022   /   Accountability, African Canadian Families, Children, Featured, Government, Publications, Research, Youth  
Quote from Keishia Facey, Manager of OVOV "“It’s not that Black families are poorer, so they have more trouble caring for their children. It’s that they are surveilled and policed more and therefore come into contact with systems more.”
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New Report Reveals the Reality of Anti-Black Racism in Ontario Child Welfare Service Delivery

On June 17, 2022   /   Accountability, African Canadian Families, Child Welfare Agencies, Children, Community Partners, Featured, Government, Publications, Research, Youth  
Report cover for OIS Report "Understanding the overrepresentation of Black children in Ontario child welfare services"
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Black History Month 2022: Celebrating the work of One Vision One Voice

On February 2, 2022   /   Accountability, African Canadian Families, Child Welfare Agencies, Children, Community Partners, Featured, Government, Kinship, OACAS Events, Publications, Youth  
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OVOV relaunches guide on navigating the child welfare system for Ontario’s Black community

On November 30, 2021   /   Accountability, African Canadian Families, Child Welfare Agencies, Children, Community Partners, Featured, Publications, Youth  
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OACAS Adopts Inclusive Translation Practice

On July 26, 2021   /   2SLGBTQ+, Accountability, Featured, Publications  
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Three things you need to know about the newly launched OVOV Practice Framework 3

On October 30, 2020   /   Accountability, African Canadian Families, Child Welfare Agencies, Featured, Publications  
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New Study Shows 42% of Ontarians Say They Need Additional Help from Social Services During the Pandemic

On October 13, 2020   /   Advocacy, Child Abuse Prevention, Child Welfare Agencies, Children, Community Partners, Featured, Government, Publications, Research, Youth  
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Immigration Status Matters: A Guide to Addressing Immigration Status Issues for Children and Youth in Care

On June 11, 2020   /   Child Welfare Agencies, Permanency, Publications, Youth  
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