Kelsie, Raven and Miatta did a wonderful job!!
Comments from participants including the following:
- Thankful to be able to hear from YAB. Is there a process for a youth to contest the accuracy of data on a form
- The lack of context on the form and deficits-based framing is SO problematic. If any of us had a list of all of our worst/hardest moments following us around; it would cause so many challenges. Thank you so much for bringing this information forward.
- I am thinking of training we did in DV on Trauma-informed documentation. Likewise, when it comes to Domestic Violence, we understand and are careful to document when a person uses "resistive violence." Finally, I think additional to a trauma-informed lens, and context lens, these need to be completed using a child/youth dignity lens.
- I appreciate the “braces” example because working with foster youth, so much of what is written is often out of date but appears current. Some of the best foster parents, I haver discovered, are ones that don’t completely believe what’s written and I’m sure our presenters' examples plays a part in foster parents who prefer to see to believe.
- I think it’s within ODJFS’ power to make major changes to this document - doing so could change lives.
- The overcoming of adversity needs to be documented as well.
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