Relationscapes: Exploring Human Identity and Connection

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How Child Protective Services is Broken (with Jessica Pryce)

Jessica Pryce believed a career at Child Protective Services would be a rewarding way to help keep kids safe. What she learned on the job completely changed her mind, as the system itself kept getting closer and closer to home. Now she's a scholar of the system and works as a public advocate to help change it for the better.

ABOUT THE GUEST

Dr. Jessica Pryce earned her Master's of Social Work degree from Florida State University and a PhD from Howard University. She is currently a research professor at Florida State University’s College of Social Work. Her book is called Broken: Transforming Child Protective Services—Notes of a Former Caseworker.

Full transcript available here at relationscapes.org.

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00:00:00Introduction

00:01:32First Day on the Job

00:04:07Roles In the System

00:08:28Naomi’s Case

00:12:07”Intrude As Little As Possible”

00:15:23Scope and Systemic Racism

00:19:14Erica’s Case

00:27:12Rachel’s Case

00:32:16Moral Injury

00:35:01Above the Fray or On the Frontline?

00:37:37When Individual Blame Got Baked In

00:42:48Becoming an Advocate

00:44:31Jatoia’s Case

00:48:18Playing Jenga: An Analogy for the Future

00:53:46What Can Everyday People Do?

00:56:37Regrets, Challenges, & Surprises!

00:59:46Outro

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