Topic: Social Services

2 chapters across the catalog

1998 Steve Lane And Wes Curtis Confront Travis County Commissioners On Heavy Handed Truancy Program [p0vB6vY4yIQ]
7:12 - 11:53

1998 Steve Lane And Wes Curtis Confront Travis County Commissioners On Heavy Handed Truancy Program [p0vB6vY4yIQ]

Parental Rights, Government Intervention and Program Perfection

Travis County officials acknowledge that while the ASAP program is fundamentally a smart investment of resources, it is not yet perfect and requires better information processing. The discussion emphasizes that the goal is to change community values so that law enforcement intervention becomes unnecessary. Most parents reportedly appreciate the notification of their child's absence, allowing them to handle the situation independently without further government involvement.

Justice For Davidians [Dh5aNTj6q S]
35:12 - 39:07

Justice For Davidians [Dh5aNTj6q S]

Child Safety Measures, Living Conditions During the Siege

Catherine Madison explains that the women and children moved to the second floor prior to the raid due to fears that the government might attempt to seize the children. She mentions that social workers had previously visited and found no evidence of abuse, describing the children as exceptionally polite and intelligent. Following the initial shootout, Kathy Schroeder and others worked to collect water in containers as the building's supply was cut off.