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Oct 21, 2019 39 min

Episode 13: Maureen Flatley

from Fostering Change Hosted by Rob Scheer

In this episode, Rob and Dana welcome government relations consultant Maureen Flatley. Maureen offers her unique insight into how the system actually works on the federal and state level and where she sees the disconnect between legislation that is passed and implementation. She talks about the for-profit foster care sector, the lack of accountability, and how she believes advocacy groups can make a difference. For more info, please visit comfortcases.org/podcast. Maureen Flatley is a Boston based government relations and strategic consultant. Best known for her expertise in government reform and oversight of adoption and child welfare her work has included advocacy for children and families in a variety of areas. Using a broad bi-partisan array of relationships on Capitol Hill she has focused her attention on the nexus between individual injustice and large-scale system reform. In that capacity she has advised public and private agencies, corporations and non-profits, attorneys, families and children. 🎥 Watch the full video episodes on YouTube! Head over to Comfort Cases on YouTube to catch every inspiring conversation: 👉 youtube.com/@comfortcases

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