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For over 15 years,
Dr. Pryce has worked multiple angles of child welfare, encompassing direct practice, academia, policy-making, and research.

Her publications span crucial topics like training, racial disparity, and anti-poverty measures in child welfare. A sought-after speaker, Dr. Pryce has enriched over 200 conferences globally with her insights, both virtually and in-person. As a thought leader, her op-eds and a widely acclaimed TED Talk on Implicit Racial Bias in Decision Making, viewed by over 1.3 million people, highlight her deep commitment to addressing racial inequity in child welfare.

Dr. Pryce's diverse experience includes frontline child welfare work, research, advising Florida's legislature on policy, and teaching at the graduate level. Her past roles as a Child Protective Caseworker and Deputy Director at the University at Albany's New York State Education Consortium underscore her dedication to the welfare of children and families, the development of the child welfare workforce, and the pursuit of equity in the field.

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For over 15 years, Dr. Pryce has worked multiple angles of child welfare, encompassing direct practice, academia, policy-making, and research.

For over 15 years,
Dr. Pryce has worked multiple angles of child welfare, encompassing direct practice, academia, policy-making, and research.