Notes from Wicked Problems: Big Data on Trauma, Solution-Based Casework, and More [ChronicleOfSocialChange.org]

Samantha Sangenito 11/7/164:00 AM

It was a big week in Chicago. The Cubs finally broke through and won the World Series, and all of the intractable problems with child welfare were fixed.

Okay, only one of those happened. But the city did play host to the sixth forum held by the Wicked Problems Institute (WP), which featured leaders who are laying the seeds of child welfare reform with more and better data.

A project of the University North Carolina School of Social Work (UNC) and the Children’s Home Society of America (CHSA), Wicked Problems is a running series of forums to identify, and hopefully help solve, the child welfare system’s deepest challenges.

[For more of this story, written by John Kelly, go to https://chronicleofsocialchang...ity-prevention/22641]

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