the Indian Child Welfare Act is a Federal law that protects Native children entering foster care by prioritizing placements with the child's family and Tribal communities, which is an essential component of promoting kinship placements and preserving cultural identity.
Discussing the importance of the Indian Child Welfare Act for Native children in foster care.
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