
By the time that Congress recognized the problem in 1978, more than a quarter of all Native children had been separated from their families. ICWA was created to improve the handling of Indian child welfare cases and their outcomes. The law has been called the gold standard of child welfare practices. But in recent years it has come under attack. Learn more about these attacks, and how NARF is responding, in the latest edition of the NARF Legal Review.
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