Just Exposed: Chattanooga's Broken Child Protective Services

Jessica pryce knows the child welfare system firsthand and, in this long overdue book, breaks it down from the inside out, sharing her professional journey and. Webthe hush of a confessional. But these weren’t soldiers—they were social workers. They spoke from their homes via the dispassionate confines of a zoom conference. Weba child welfare activist tells the story of how she went from working with child protective services to advocating for a complete overhaul.

And the case worker sent out to investigate demanded a drug test that came back positive during a search of. Webjessica pryce is a former child protective services caseworker and now a faculty member of florida state university’s college of social work. Webjessica pryce is a former child protective services caseworker and now a faculty member of florida state university’s college of social work. In her book “. Webpryce reported her own sister to child protective services after witnessing her sister’s partner assault her — and bemoans the impact of that act on their. Webadaline was shocked when she learned that her son’s medical providers reported her to child protective services for suspected abuse, triggering a cascade of. Webthe child welfare system indiscriminately punishes parental use of any substance, even legal or medically indicated substances, without clear evidence of harm.