Daniel Webster

Daniel Webster is a Researcher affiliated with the University of California, Berkeley, where he serves as a Principal Investigator for the California Child Welfare Indicators Project (CCWIP). His work focuses on child welfare system analysis, longitudinal data evaluation, and policy implementation support for public child welfare agencies nationwide.

• Specializes in data-driven child welfare analysis
• Co-instructor for advanced analytics training in public child welfare
• Technical expert for California Partners for Permanency

Research Interests

Webster’s research centers on Child Welfare with emphasis on foster care reentry, placement stability, kinship guardianship, and data utilization for policy improvement. His work combines Public Health, Social Services, and Quantitative Analysis to address systemic challenges in child protection.

Email & Contact

dwebster@berkeley.edu
Phone: (510) 890-5094

Publications

His recent work examines placement stability, reunification outcomes, and data utilization in child welfare systems, including longitudinal analyses of California cohorts and statistical evaluations of federal policy implementations.