Brielle Morgan

Psychologists are using biased tests to assess Indigenous parents, experts say

By Brielle Morgan ● Child Welfare ● June 13, 2018

Canada’s national psychology association calls the situation “dire.”

Newsletter: Are any Indigenous psychologists doing parental capacity assessments in BC?

By Brielle Morgan ● Child Welfare ● May 25, 2018

Newsletter: Child-welfare system comes up in a third to half of MMIWG testimonies, commissioner says

By Brielle Morgan ● Child Welfare ● May 10, 2018

B.C.’s child-welfare bill flawed and insufficient, say critics

By Brielle Morgan ● Child Welfare ● May 9, 2018

Will the proposed changes reduce the number of Indigenous kids in care? B.C.’s children’s advocate, social workers and Indigenous leaders are skeptical.

When your child-protection trial is “To Be Continued…”

By Brielle Morgan ● Child Welfare ● April 26, 2018

Justine waited 19 months for her child-protection trial to start — only to see it adjourned. B.C. lawyers say trials like hers are often shelved for months, even years, while kids stay in foster care and parents are kept waiting.

Newsletter: My latest in the “Justine” series explores child-protection trial delays

By Brielle Morgan ● Child Welfare ● April 26, 2018