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• **KANSAS — START PREPARING YOUR TESTIMONY!** **Next Joint Committee on Child Welfare System Oversight Meeting: Tuesday, November 17, 2026** Pathways to Parental Equality has received notice that the Kansas Legislature's Joint Committee on Child Welfare System Oversight will hold its fourth-quarter meeting on November 17. The official agenda and testimony-submission instructions are expected within the next couple of weeks. **IMPORTANT REMINDERS ABOUT TESTIMONY** The committee adopted new t

  23 October 2026 · Pathways to Parental Equality · $0 – $99 · 100+ impressions · Informational · Ad Library

• 105 counties. Every county in Kansas. The statewide rollout of the Kansas County KORA Project is complete. We now have 79 substantive county responses, 8 offices still processing, 17 awaiting a substantive response, and one remaining routing issue. But the number that keeps bothering me is not 79. It is 96.9%. Kansas DCF’s currently posted SFY2026 investigative findings, populated through December 2025, show 24,103 unsubstantiated findings and 765 substantiated findings. That is 96.9% unsub

  4 October 2026 · Pathways to Parental Equality · $0 – $99 · 1K+ impressions · Informational · Ad Library

• The Joint Committee is now accepting written testimony, requests for in-person testimony, and testimony via remote. Contact [email protected] to sumbit testimony or to testify in-person. Cut off for submissions is September 22 at noon. Anyone can testify. I encourage you to share your story. They cannot change things they do not know about. You have a voice, I encourage you to use it. Rob

  19 September 2026 · Pathways to Parental Equality · $0 – $99 · 2K+ impressions · Informational · Ad Library

• Kansas False Child-Abuse Reporting: What Can the State Actually Measure? I’ve been working county by county to answer a fairly simple question: When someone is suspected of knowingly making a false child-abuse or neglect report under K.S.A. 38-2223(e)(3), can Kansas actually follow that matter from referral, to a prosecutor, to a charging decision, and ultimately to an outcome? So far, the answer is not simple. As of this interim report, 82 Kansas counties have been contacted. 63 are complet

  12 September 2026 · Pathways to Parental Equality · $0 – $99 · 100+ impressions · Promotional · Ad Library

• Heres some things I learned digging through Kansas DCF’s own published data. I started looking because I wanted to understand a much simpler question: **What does Kansas’s child-protection system actually look like when you put the allegations, the outcomes, and the national comparison next to each other?** The picture is difficult to ignore. In SFY2025, Kansas DCF received **70,303 child-protection reports**. DCF assigned **33,632** for further response. Separately, DCF completed **51,555

  31 August 2026 · Pathways to Parental Equality · $0 – $99 · 100+ impressions · Informational · Ad Library

• HB 2601 created a new way for Kansas to track child-welfare reports involving known custody disputes. Now we need to understand what happens under the existing false-reporting law. Pathways is launching a county-by-county KORA project focused on K.S.A. 38-2223(e)(3). The goal is to build a current statewide record showing whether counties track these matters and, when they do, what outcomes are recorded. That information will be compiled into a white paper for the Joint Committee on Child Wel

  25 July 2026 · Pathways to Parental Equality · $0 – $99 · 100+ impressions · Promotional · Ad Library