From the beginning of child welfare policies in the 1800s in the United States started with the forethought of the advocates such as Charles Loring Brace, they sought out to correct the injustices and better the circumstances that children in poverty had to endure. And in doing so they inadvertently or intentionally created the child protective services and even till today the agency still exists with distinct tasks and purpose to protect children. For example, Karger & Stoesz (2014) writes, “protective services for children began with one of the more unusual incidents in U.S. social welfare. And 1874, a New York church worker, Etta Wheeler, discovered that and in venture nine-year-old child, Maryellen, was being tied to a bed, which, and stabbed
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"Entitlements" listed the articles that relate to rights inherent to being a child, which nations, societies, and parents all have the responsibility to respect. "Affirmative reedoms" included those articles that ensure the child has the same freedoms as adults, according to his or her developmental ability” (p. 12). He further writes, “The United States and Somalia are the only two countries in the world that have not ratified the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC). Opposition in the United States stems from the CRC's demand for a cultural change in how a society cares for children and a political hesitancy to become involved in binding international agreements” (p. 11). This only proves that agencies within the United States to protect children need to improve so that basic task can be completed with more survival rate on abuse children.
Questions
1. How could we improve or better the child protective agencies United States and ensure children's safety?
2. Is the penalty severe enough to deter child-abuse or child endangerment in the United States or could we make it
"Entitlements" listed the articles that relate to rights inherent to being a child, which nations, societies, and parents all have the responsibility to respect. "Affirmative reedoms" included those articles that ensure the child has the same freedoms as adults, according to his or her developmental ability” (p. 12). He further writes, “The United States and Somalia are the only two countries in the world that have not ratified the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC). Opposition in the United States stems from the CRC's demand for a cultural change in how a society cares for children and a political hesitancy to become involved in binding international agreements” (p. 11). This only proves that agencies within the United States to protect children need to improve so that basic task can be completed with more survival rate on abuse children.
Questions
1. How could we improve or better the child protective agencies United States and ensure children's safety?
2. Is the penalty severe enough to deter child-abuse or child endangerment in the United States or could we make it