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Meet the Fellows

Legislators 

  • Sen. Joan Ballweg, Wisconsin 
  • Rep. Julie Casimiro, Rhode Island  
  • Rep. Amanda Collamore, Maine  
  • Sen. Danielle Conrad, Nebraska  
  • Sen. Kyle Evans Gay, Delaware   
  • Rep. Meg Froelich, Colorado  
  • Rep. Anne Graham, Maine  
  • Sen. Ferrell Haile, Tennessee  
  • Sen. Kyra Hoffner, Delaware   
  • Rep. Dominique Johnson, Connecticut  
  • Sen. Joyce Krawiec, North Carolina   
  • Rep. Ryan Lauer, Indiana   
  • Rep. Joyce Mason, Illinois   
  • Rep. David Meade, Kentucky  
  • Rep. Rebecca Millet, Maine  
  • Rep. Dee Morikawa, Hawaii  
  • Rep. Jess Olson, South Dakota  
  • Rep. Mark Pearson, New Hampshire  
  • Sen. Roxanne Persaud, New York  
  • Sen. Jennifer Plumb, Utah   
  • Sen. Bill Powers, Tennessee  
  • Rep. Moira Rader, Connecticut  
  • Rep. Randy Randleman, Oklahoma  
  • Rep. Andrea Reeb, New Mexico  
  • Sen. Bryant Richardson, Delaware  
  • Rep. Jamie Scott, Arkansas  

Legislative Staff 

  • Ashley Peters, executive legislative assistant, Tennessee  
  • Jessie Pringle, assistant revisor of statutes, Kansas  

Meetings and Webinars

Kickoff Meeting

How Can States Help Prevent Child Maltreatment?

Sunday, June 25 - 27, 2023

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Second In-Person Meeting

Building Prevention Systems and Supports in States

Monday, September 18 - 20, 2023

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Online Meetings

Concrete and Economic Supports at the Intersection of Child Welfare and Youth Homelessness

Thursday, July 20, 2023

A Decade of Opportunity: Meeting the Complex Needs of Youth Exiting Foster Care

Thursday, August 24, 2023

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