Author Jessica Pryce, The Conversation

Jessica Pryce, The Conversation

Dr. Pryce currently leads the Florida Institute for Child Welfare which is located in the FSU College of Social Work. Her foremost responsibility is providing evidence-informed recommendations to Florida's legislative policymakers. She has previously held the positions of Child Protective Investigator with the Department of Children and Families, the Deputy Director of the University At Albany's Education Consortium, where she coordinated child welfare training partnerships throughout New York State. She also spent time as a Child Placement Specialist working closely with the Office of Refugee Resettlement. She has maintained a vested interest in the wellbeing of vulnerable children and families, the sustainability of the child welfare workforce, and effectively addressing racial disproportionality within foster care.

The long history of separating families in the US and how the trauma lingers

Jessica Pryce, The Conversation

Politics & Economics, Society & Culture

During the last few weeks, hundreds of families have been separated, following the Trump administration’s “zero tolerance” policy towards illegal immigrants. Even though the separations have reportedly...

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Author Jessica Pryce, The Conversation

Jessica Pryce, The Conversation

The long history of separating families in the US and how the trauma lingers