Apr32020All Posts from Kids at Risk ActionCOVID 19 and its Impacts This important article from Safe Passage for Children of Minnesota addresses the issues and guidelines for keeping children and workers safe. Covid19 risks, strategy and resources are now a daily concern for many of us. Share it widely. Post Views: 568 Categories: All Posts from Kids at Risk Action, COVID 19 and its ImpactsBy Mike TikkanenApril 3, 2020Tags: child protectionchildcare workerscovid19social worker Author: Mike Tikkanen http://invisiblechildren.org Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:Preventing Child Abuse During the Lockdown of Covid19NextNext post:Violence Against Children & Covid19 – (it’s own pandemic) part IRelated PostsHelping a Traumatized Foster Child Feel Safe Enough to LearnAugust 22, 2026Minnesota’s Child Protection Crisis: Children Need Safety, Transparency, and AccountabilityAugust 20, 2026When Children Hurt Themselves, the System Must Respond: Suicide, Self-Harm, Trauma, and the CPS Data GapAugust 18, 2026Kendrea Johnson Was Six: What Her Death Reveals About Child Suicide, Trauma, and Foster-Care AccountabilityAugust 16, 2026What Child Protective Services Does Not Track and Why Lawmakers Need to KnowAugust 12, 2026Remembering Young LGBTQ Lives & Moving Interview (guest post)August 10, 2026
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