Racism as a vehicle for the overrepresentation of Black youth in child protection services in Ontario, Canada: Caseworkers’ and community facilitators’ perspectives

Children and Youth Services Review(2023)

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Abstract
•Racism can lead to the overrepresentation of Black youth in child welfare.•Caseworkers and community facilitators have unique views on the overrepresentation.•Social-ecological and critical race theories help explain racism in child welfare.•Systemic, institutional, and interpersonal racism affect the overrepresentation.•Anti-Black racism is complex and contributes to the overrepresentation.
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Racism,Child protection services,Overrepresentation of Black youth,Caseworkers,Community facilitators,Critical Race Theory,Social-ecological model
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