Carla's Treatment Plan for Our Nation's Problems

Problem 1: People, particularly men, have high rates of suicide, gun violence and chronic disease, resulting in countless deaths and massive financial costs.

• Goal 1: Reduce suicide, gun violence and chronic disease in the US by increasing emotional intelligence ( including how to avoid developing resentments and to work through and let go of resentments).

1. Intervention: Implement practices in k-12, veteran's affairs, higher education and the workforce to increase understanding of the impact resentments have on humans. Track outcomes.
2. Intervention: Implement practices in k-12, veteran's affairs, higher education and the workforce to increase understanding of the benefits of forgiveness, working through resentments, having compassion for others and practicing humility. Track outcomes.
3. Intervention: Fund and encourage student research in the k-12 system by allowing students to take on research projects to both gather information, do studies, teach fundamentals of research, and learn from discoveries. Research should focus on underlying gender conditions, specifically for men, that play a role in men showing drastically higher numbers of shootings, suicides and chronic disease. Track outcomes to prevent waste.
4. Intervention: Create legislation and fund states and communities that show a plan to treat conditions specific to men and increase early intervention for men. Track outcomes to prevent waste.
5. Intervention: Utilize DEI funding and redirect it to focus on helping people focus on similarities rather than diversities, replace equity thinking with empathy thinking through active listening and empathy skills and replace inclusion talk with understanding talk. Track outcomes.
6. Intervention: Change tax code of employer taxes by giving tax credits for employers to have employees and removing the employer tax. Offer solutions and incentives to employers that enhance the mental health of workers and their families such as: letting people work 30 hours a week so they can spend more time with their kids. Track outcomes.

• Goal 2: Increase access to natural outdoor environments, wildlife areas, or other outdoor variables that reduces stress, for at least 75% of the day (proven as most effective natural treatment for resentments) in k-12, treatment centers, federal political hearings/meetings/votes, veteran's affairs, hospitals, and prisons. Track outcomes to prevent waste.

1. Intervention: Provide funding and grants for schools that move to areas that are natural outdoor environments, wildlife areas, or other outdoor environments that reduces stress. Provide alternate transportation funding for programs that offer programming in close proximity to the natural outdoor environments. Track outcomes.
2. Intervention: Provide funding and grants for criminal justice, mental health and  addiction treatment that offer treatment in areas that are close to natural outdoor environments, wildlife areas, or other outdoor variables that reduces stress and allow for alternate transportation funding to support the program. Track outcomes.
3. Intervention: Provide funding for healthcare, education, veteran's, and criminal justice workers that are willing to relocate to support workforce shortages near nature education and treatment programs. Track outcomes.
4. Intervention: Eliminate administrative and legal barriers to offer treatment, veteran's affairs, education and criminal justice programs that offer 75% closeness to the wilderness or natural habitats based programming. Track outcomes.
5. Intervention: Offer student loan forgiveness or free education for those that work in programming that offers 75% of the time, access to natural outdoor environments, wildlife areas, or other outdoor variables that reduces stress. Track outcomes.
6. Intervention: Implement mechanisms to track progress, prevent waste and to report to the public the benefit of the outcomes through reduced suicide, crime, chronic disease, mass public shootings and reduced death. Track outcomes to prevent waste.
7. Intervention: Immediately move congressional hearings and meetings to an outdoor natural environment and live cast them on whitehouse.gov and other social media platforms.

• Goal 3: Increase the ability for the k-12 system, criminal justice system, workforce, veteran's affairs, higher education, and politicians to cope and adjust after a loss of relationship, work through unresolved grief, how to have healthy relationships, resolve conflict, problem solve, cope with emotions, and improve communication. Track outcomes to prevent waste.

1. Intervention: Revitalize the k-12 system, veteran's affairs, criminal justice system, and workforce by offering incentives for entities that are willing to educate their students, inmates, employees, etc, about how to adjust after a loss of relationship and how to work through unresolved grief. Track outcomes to prevent waste.
2. Intervention: Offer financial incentives to entities willing to train the k-12 system, criminal justice system, veteran's affairs, workforce, higher education, politicians on how to have healthy relationships, resolve conflict, problem solve, cope with emotions, and improve communication. Track outcomes to prevent waste.
3. Intervention: Change tax code of employer taxes by giving tax credits for employers to have employees. Offer solutions to employers that enhance the mental health of workers and their families such as: more paid time off for self-care.
4. Intervention: Immediately move congressional hearings and meetings to an outdoor natural environment and live cast them on whitehouse.gov and other social media platforms.
5. Intervention: Utilize DEI funding and redirect it to focus on helping people focus on similarities rather than diversities, replace equity thinking with empathy thinking through active listening and empathy skills and replace inclusion talk with understanding talk. Track outcomes.

• Goal 4: Reduce the negative impact of tax law, family law, criminal law, and child protection law that result in family separation, parental alienation, alienating fathers, and bankruptcy.  Track outcomes to prevent waste.

1. Intervention: Determine problems, discrepancies and discriminatory practices that result in the negative impact of the legal system on the very citizens they the law supposed to protect. Track outcomes to prevent waste.
2. Intervention: Find solutions for problems that cause harm to citizens involved in the family law, child protection law and criminal justice law.
3. Intervention: Educate k-12 system, criminal justice system, workforce about how to navigate the legal system. Track outcomes to prevent waste.
4. Intervention: Immediate federal intervention resulting in fines to states and government entities that give mothers sole physical and legal custody when a child is born to unmarried parents. Track outcomes to prevent waste.
5. Intervention: Replace gender language in custody law, with the language "parent", since many states did not update laws after same sex marriage was passed. Track outcomes to prevent waste.
6. Intervention: Require states to replace laws allowing unmarried mothers 100% rights and custody, with laws allowing each parent 50% custody at the birth, unless child protective services has proven a parent to be a danger to the child. Track outcomes to prevent waste.
7. Intervention: Create language for states to replace custody and parental rights laws to be consistent with human and civil rights laws that do not discriminate based on gender. Track outcomes to prevent waste.
8. Intervention: Change the tax code of employer taxes by giving tax credits for employers who offer solutions to employees that enhance the mental health of workers and their families such as: helping families with a utility bill so CPS doesn't need to step in. Track outcomes to prevent waste.
9. Intervention: Utilize DEI funding and redirect it to focus on helping people focus on similarities rather than diversities, replace equity thinking with empathy thinking through active listening and empathy skills and replace inclusion talk with understanding talk. Track outcomes.

Evidenced-Based Outcomes: 1) There will be a 50% reduction in suicide, gun violence and chronic disease in the US by 2027. 2) There will be a 50% reduction in drug overdose deaths and mental health hospitalizations by 2027. 3) There will be a 50% reduction in children in the foster care system, child protective system and criminal justice system, while also reducing deaths of children by the hand of a parent, by 2027. 4) The amount of children with parents sharing less than 50/50 custody will be cut in half by 2027. 5) Congress will have 50% more bipartisan resolutions per year by 2027. 

Problem 2:  Increased problems with addiction and mental health symptoms cause chronic disease, suicides and excessive costs on the taxpayers. 

• Goal 1: Increase awareness and knowledge about addiction and mental disorders in the k -12 system, higher education, veterans communities and the workforce. (What is addiction, what are mental health disorders, how to differentiate between them) This will increase each individual's ability to identify addiction and mental health issues earlier in the course of the disease. Track outcomes to prevent waste.

1. Intervention: Create legislation and funding for k-12, higher education, veterans communities and the workforce to increase awareness and knowledge about addiction and mental health disorders. Track outcomes.
2. Intervention: Provide funding for research related to causation and effective treatment for mental health and addiction. Track outcomes to prevent waste.
3. Intervention: Utilize DEI funding and redirect it to focus on helping people focus on similarities rather than diversities, replace equity thinking with empathy thinking through active listening and empathy skills and replace inclusion talk with understanding talk. Track outcomes.

• Goal 2: Increase each citizens and policy makers knowledge of coping skills and solutions for addiction and mental health disorders, earlier in the disease process. Track outcomes to prevent waste.

1. Intervention: Provide funding and grants for schools, employers and businesses that offer education and training about coping skills for addiction and mental health symptoms. Track outcomes.
2. Intervention: Eliminate administrative and legal barriers for education, employers and criminal justice programs that educate and train citizens about how to cope with addiction and mental health symptoms. Track outcomes.
3. Intervention: Offer student loan forgiveness or free education for those that work in programming that provide training on how to cope with addiction and mental health symptoms Track outcomes.
4. Intervention: Implement mechanisms to track progress, prevent waste and to report to the public the benefit of the outcome through reduced mental health and addiction problems and deaths in the US. Track outcomes to prevent waste.
5. Intervention: Provide funding for research related to causation and effective treatment for mental health and addiction. Track outcomes to prevent waste.
6. Intervention: Revamp social security disability system to only provide funding for solutions hat work. For example, mentally ill disabled persons SSI funds so they do not have to work, actually makes the mental illness worse and creates a culture of victims who take more than they give. Track outcomes to prevent waste.
7. Intervention: Fund research that discovers variables that lead to human openness and implementation of early intervention, related to mental health and addiction problems.
8. Intervention: Require all law makers, elective officials, and government workers to complete random monthly drug and alcohol screenings. 
9. Intervention: Require all law makers, elective officials, and government workers to with a positive drug or alcohol screen to attend an early intervention program or treatment. 
10. Intervention: Require all events, meetings or occurrences for elective officials to be alcohol free.
11. Intervention: Utilize DEI funding and redirect it to focus on helping people focus on similarities rather than diversities, replace equity thinking with empathy thinking through active listening and empathy skills and replace inclusion talk with understanding talk. Track outcomes.

• Goal 3: Reduce the negative impact of tax law, family law, criminal law, and child protection law that result in family separation, parental alienation, alienating fathers, bankruptcy resulting in a decrease with mental health problems, addiction problems and chronic disease among families and children,

1. Intervention: Determine problems, discrepancies and discriminatory practices that result in the negative impact of the legal system on very citizens they are supposed to protect. Track outcomes to prevent waste.
2. Intervention: Find solutions for problems that cause harm to citizens involved in the family law, child protection law and criminal justice law.
3. Intervention: Educate k-12 system, criminal justice system, workforce about how to navigate the legal system. Track outcomes to prevent waste.
4. Intervention: Enlist and fund the k-12 education system in a nationwide project to rewrite tax law, family law and criminal law to be fair, user friendly, easily understandable by the least educated, and to create DIY court forms. This educates our kids and fixes many problems at the same time. Track outcomes to prevent waste. 
5. Intervention: Utilize DEI funding and redirect it to focus on helping people focus on similarities rather than diversities, replace equity thinking with empathy thinking through active listening and empathy skills and replace inclusion talk with understanding talk. Track outcomes.

Evidenced-Based Outcomes: 1) There will be a 50% reduction in overdose deaths, death by suicide, death by gun violence and mental health hospitalizations in the US by 2027. 3) There will be a 50% reduction in children in the foster care system, child protective system and criminal justice system by 2027.  5) Congress will have a 50% reduction in random positive alcohol or drug screens. 

Problem 3: Increased suicide among the elderly due to access barriers to mental health treatment and not having access to the outdoors due to living in a facility.

• Goal 1:  Reduce elderly suicide by improving the Health Care Workforce Shortage, rewriting the medicare code to make it user friendly and understandable to the uneducated and enhancing technology awareness and wizardry skills in the elderly and the workers. Track outcomes to prevent waste. 

1. Intervention: Create funding and legislation to train by creating HS and higher education curriculum and degree programs to work with diverse situations. For example, IT nurse or IT mental health therapist, IT physical therapist, etc. Track outcomes to prevent waste. 
2. Intervention: Fix the medicare and npi registration and billing system so it works and is user friendly. Track outcomes to prevent waste. 
3. Intervention: Create legislation and funding mechanisms for religious and spiritual entities to pay education and health care workers a livable wage. Track outcomes to prevent waste. 
4. Intervention: Rewrite medicare billing guide and coding system, making it user friendly, understandable, enhancing technology awareness in the elderly and the workers.

• Goal 2:  Reduce elderly suicide by funding individuals or programs to support bringing elderly individuals into natural outdoor environments and befriending them. Track outcomes to prevent waste. 

1. Intervention: Create funding and legislation for individuals and entities for programming that supports bringing the elderly into natural outdoor environments and befriending them. Track outcomes to prevent waste. 
2. Intervention: Use the National Provider Information database to push funding to individuals and entities who reduce elderly suicide by bringing elderly individuals into natural outdoor environments and befriending them. Track outcomes to prevent waste. 
3. Intervention: Fix the medicare and npi registration and billing system so it works and is user friendly. Track outcomes to prevent waste. 
4. Intervention: Create legislation and funding mechanisms for religious and spiritual entities to pay education and health care workers a livable wage. Track outcomes to prevent waste. 
5. Intervention: Create medicare funding mechanisms for individuals and entities that  reduce elderly suicide by bringing elderly individuals into natural outdoor environments and befriending them. Track outcomes to prevent waste. 
6. Intervention: Utilize DEI funding and redirect it to focus on helping people focus on similarities rather than diversities, replace equity thinking with empathy thinking through active listening and empathy skills and replace inclusion talk with understanding talk. Track outcomes.

• Goal 3: Reduce elderly suicide by increasing access to care and enhancing the workforce through improving governmental systems, creating fair pay to healthcare workers and educators, reducing requirements for prescribing and creating a nationwide licensing system that works effectively across state lines.

1. Intervention: Create a federal licensing and credentialing platform that is connected to the NPI system for healthcare workers and teachers so they can practice and teach across state lines. Track outcomes to prevent waste. 
2. Intervention: Explore education costs, costs related to not being able to work while in school, costs related to continuing education requirements, costs related to needing time off work for self-care and create a mandatory minimum wage for each type of healthcare worker and teacher. Track outcomes to prevent waste.
3. Intervention: Reduce education requirements for prescribers, allowing mental health therapists to prescribe psychoactive medications, with an extra course offered for free by the government. Track outcomes to prevent waste.
4. Intervention: Run a national baseline satisfaction survey of education and healthcare workers.  
5. Intervention: Run a national bi-annual satisfaction survey of education and healthcare workers.  

Evidenced-Based Outcomes: 1) Suicide among the elderly will be reduced by 50% by 2027. 2)Healthcare and Education workforce will have 50% less shortage by 2027. 3) Healthcare and Education workers will report 50% less work related distress by 2027. 3)Social Security Disability income and Medicare spending will be reduced by 20% by 2027.

Problem 4: Lack of trust in people to make their own decisions, (government thinks the citizens who voted them into office are not smart enough to read science), lack of k-12 and higher education tools and methods to teach effective information gathering online, how to use AI and new tech, discernment, problems solving, emotional regulation and life skills.

• Goal 1: Increase knowledge of the government workers and citizens with education on how to read scientific articles and studies, effective information gathering online, how to use AI and new tech, discernment, problems solving, emotional regulation and life skills to enhance each person's ability to develop their own internal decision making ability. Track outcomes to prevent waste. 

1. Intervention: Revamp through legislation and funding of k-12 and higher education to completely overhaul the current curriculum and how we do education with tools and methods to teach how to read scientific articles and studies, effective information gathering online, how to use AI and new tech, discernment, problems solving, emotional regulation and life skills to enhance each person's ability to develop their own internal decision making ability. Track outcomes to prevent waste. 
2. Intervention: Create legislation around safety guards for minors online such as making it illegal for a minor to access pornography or interact with predatory adults. We made it illegal to not wear a seatbelt, I think we can do this! We also made it illegal to not attend school by creating truancy laws. This, at least, triggers a response from law enforcement and probation. (We should call it something other than probation). Track outcomes to prevent waste. 
3. Intervention: Create easily accessible funding for creation of a new health care/education worker and medicare billing guidelines to provide treatment for kids and families who have had minors accessing pornography or perpetrators of sex trafficking. Require 3rd party payers to pay for the services at a rate that is consistent with the current rates they would receive for other services. Track outcomes to prevent waste. 
4. Intervention: Offer student loan forgiveness to education workers and mental health providers who are willing to provide teaching and therapy groups to families and kids who struggle with internet, gaming, phone, pornography and online addiction. Make the path to forgiveness easy and resolved within Trump's current presidential term. Use funds found by litigating social media companies. Track outcomes to prevent waste. 
5. Intervention: Eliminate the federal legislators and allow the people to vote for everything. This helps educate people about the problems, improves their sense of belonging and connection and involves more ideas that would otherwise not be considered. Track outcomes to prevent waste. 
6. Intervention: Run a national baseline survey asking citizens what platforms/entities, by who, when, for what they were censored.  
7. Intervention: Run bi-annual national surveys asking citizens what ways, by who, when and for what they were censored. 
8. Intervention: Run a national baseline survey asking citizens that were censored, what emotional impact this had on them.  
9. Intervention: Run a national bi-annual survey, asking citizens that were censored, what emotional impact this had on them.  
10. Intervention: Utilize DEI funding and redirect it to focus on helping people focus on similarities rather than diversities, replace equity thinking with empathy thinking through active listening and empathy skills and replace inclusion talk with understanding talk. Track outcomes.

Evidenced-Based Outcomes: 1) Baseline and bi-annual national censorship surveys will show a 25% reduction in emotional distress and censorship experiences. 2) Congress or policy voting system will have 50% more bipartisan resolutions per year by 2027.    

Problem 5: Citizens lack of trust, connection, belonging and fellowship causes political divisiveness, violence, mental illness, addiction and chronic disease.

• Goal 1: Increase trust, connection, belonging and fellowship among political adversaries and individual citizens. Track outcomes to prevent waste. 

1. Intervention: Implement practices in k-12, veteran's affairs, higher education, political offices, and the workforce to increase understanding of the impact resentments have on humans. Track outcomes.
2. Intervention: Implement practices in k-12, veteran's affairs, higher education, political offices and the workforce to increase understanding of the benefits of forgiveness, working through resentments, having compassion for others and practicing humility. Track outcomes.
3. Intervention: Implement practices in k-12, veteran's affairs, higher education, political offices and the workforce to improve communication skills, teach empathy, and enhance problem solving skills. Track outcomes.
4. Intervention: Run a national baseline survey asking citizens  for feedback about their own level of trust, connection, belonging and fellowship among themselves and about elected officials and trust in the government.
5. Intervention: Run bi-annual national surveys asking citizens for feedback about their own level of trust, connection, belonging and fellowship  among themselves and about elected officials and trust in the government..
6. Intervention: Run a national baseline survey asking politicians  for feedback about their own level of trust, connection, belonging and fellowship  among themselves and about elected officials and trust in the citizens.
7. Run bi-annual national surveys asking politicians for feedback about their own level of trust, connection, belonging and fellowship among themselves and about elected officials and trust in the citizens.
8. Intervention: Utilize DEI funding and redirect it to focus on helping people focus on similarities rather than diversities, replace equity thinking with empathy thinking through active listening and empathy skills and replace inclusion talk with understanding talk. Track outcomes.

Evidenced-Based Outcomes: 1) 50% reduction in crimes of violence, mental illness deaths, addiction related deaths and chronic disease by 2027.1) Baseline and bi-annual national surveys will show a 75% increase in trust, connection, belonging and fellowship among citizens and elective officials by 2027 2) Congress or policy voting system will have 50% more bipartisan resolutions per year by 2027.    

• Did you know that all but one mass public shootings were by a male?
• Did you know that mass shootings are derived out of resentment and suicidal intent?

• Did you know that it is virtually illegal in all 50 states for an unmarried father to have custody or parenting time?
• Did you know that if a parent does not let the other parent see their child, there is no real enforcement if the child simply doesn't want to see that parent. This is a frequent occurrence when one parent has limits on cell phones and video games and the kid wants to go to the parent's home that has overly permissive parenting that is proven to be detrimental to the child.

• Did you know that states and counties get financial incentives to adopt a child out to a family within 6 months. 
• Did you know that foster parents are sometimes promised the ability to adopt a child before the biological parent is done working on the plan to get the child back.
• Did you know that it takes 1.5 years for a recovering addict's brain to get back to normal, but the child protection permanency law only allows for 6 months to prove the parent is healthy and ready to take care of their child.

• Did you know that nature is one of the best ways to help humans avoid holding on to resentments?
• Did you know that nature also helps with chronic disease and sleep?

ChatGPT says this about nature and resentments:

Nature can be a powerful ally in helping to release and heal feelings of resentment. Here are several ways nature can assist in this process:

 1. Presence and Mindfulness

Being in nature encourages mindfulness — focusing on the present moment. Resentment often arises from dwelling on past events or imagined future outcomes. When you're surrounded by the sights, sounds, and smells of nature, your mind has the opportunity to slow down, release its grip on negative emotions, and simply BE. The act of grounding yourself in the here and now helps you let go of the mental narratives that fuel resentment.

2. A Sense of Perspective

Nature is vast, enduring, and indifferent to human dramas. The size and age of trees, mountains, and oceans can provide a shift in perspective. The natural world is not concerned with personal grievances, and this can remind you that your struggles, while significant, are part of a much larger story. This broader view can help release attachment to negative emotions and remind you of the fleeting nature of personal conflicts.

3. Physical Relaxation

Resentment often manifests as tension in the body — tight shoulders, clenched jaws, and a racing heart. Spending time in nature, especially in calm or peaceful environments (like forests, beaches, or parks), can help you physically relax. This physical release is often a precursor to emotional release. Deep breathing while surrounded by fresh air, the rhythm of waves, or the stillness of a forest can help ease the body and mind, making it easier to let go of negative feelings.

4. Healing Energy of Nature

Many people report feeling a sense of healing or renewal when they connect with nature. The grounding energy of the earth, the oxygenating effect of trees, and the rhythmic sounds of nature can have a deeply soothing and restorative effect. This sense of rejuvenation can provide emotional healing, reducing the hold resentment has on your mind.

5. Restoring Balance

Resentment often stems from feeling wronged, unbalanced, or disconnected from others. Nature is full of balance: the changing seasons, the interdependence of ecosystems, and the cyclical rhythms of life. Observing these natural processes can inspire a sense of harmony and interconnectedness, reminding you that life is about cycles of growth, decay, and renewal — which includes emotional growth. Nature teaches that emotions, too, evolve and transform.

6. Connection to Something Greater

Being in nature can help foster a sense of awe, which can diminish the intensity of personal grievances. Whether it's watching the sunrise, listening to birds, or standing before a majestic mountain, nature can evoke a sense of something greater than yourself. This connection can remind you that, while resentment may feel consuming, it is only one small part of the larger fabric of life.

7. Creative Release

Nature often inspires creativity. Whether through art, journaling, or simply reflecting, being in nature can help you express your feelings in a constructive way. Writing down your emotions, creating something beautiful, or simply talking to someone in a peaceful natural setting can help release the energy behind resentment.

8. Fostering Compassion

Nature’s resilience — how it heals itself after storms, regrows after fires, or adapts to challenges — can inspire feelings of compassion and forgiveness. Just as plants and animals find ways to survive and thrive, so too can we heal from emotional wounds. This can help shift the focus from bitterness and anger to understanding and compassion for yourself and others.

9. Engagement in Physical Activity

Nature often invites movement, whether it’s hiking, walking, swimming, or just sitting quietly. Engaging in physical activity can help release pent-up emotions and reset the body’s emotional state. Physical movement has been shown to release endorphins, which can improve mood and help reduce feelings of resentment or anger.

10. Spiritual Healing 

For some, nature is a spiritual experience. Whether you view nature as sacred, divine, or a natural force, spending time outdoors can open the heart and mind to healing. Whether through prayer, meditation, or simply being present, nature can serve as a space for deep inner reflection, healing, and letting go of emotional baggage like resentment.

By immersing yourself in nature, you tap into its ability to calm, heal, and restore, helping you release negative emotions like resentment and create space for emotional growth and healing.

Obtained on 11/8/24, url: https://www.apa.org/monitor/2020/04/nurtured-nature

• Did you know that it is illegal in all 50 states, that when a child is born to an unmarried father he has no parenting rights/time/custody? 
• All states say they allow father's rights via a petition to the courts, but in Minnesota, for example, if the mother claims the father is abusive, whether there is proof or not, this can hold up the courts for 2 or more years and cost the father upwards of 10's of thousands of dollars. And since child support is connected to # of overnight parenting days, mothers have a great incentive to claim the father is abusive.
• US Census reported that the number of children living with only the mother has doubled in the past 50 years. Interestingly, the laws giving mother's all the rights at birth, if the parents are not married, started 50 years ago! https://www.census.gov/library/stories/2021/04/number-of-children-living-only-with-their-mothers-has-doubled-in-past-50-years.html
• There are 369,000 children in the child welfare system in their most recent report in fiscal year 2022!
• https://www.themarshallproject.org/2021/05/17/these-states-take-money-meant-for-foster-children

More Links About Parenting time, foster care, CPS, and Adoption

• https://www.acf.hhs.gov/system/files/documents/cb/2023-report-to-congress-cfs101.pd
• https://www.casey.org/state-data/
• https://www.themarshallproject.org/2021/05/17/these-states-take-money-meant-for-foster-children