Child Protective Services Interview (CPS)

Dr Kirk Honda interviews an anonymous CPS worker about her experiences.

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00:00 Introducing "Rachel" and working for CPS
08:01 What ties CPS' hands?
16:32 What motivates Rachel?
21:14 CPS' jurisdiction
33:01 Power & autonomy in social work
40:09 How would Rachel change the system?
48:47 What does Rachel want to tell the world about CPS?
49:55 What has Rachel disagreed with Dr. Kirk on?
57:31 CPS and the short end of the stick


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January 1, 2014

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