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AI/AN CAPTA

Congress.gov US Congress Published: 2026-03-24 00:00:00

The AI/AN CAPTA (Artificial Intelligence/Alaska Native and American Indian Child Protection Act) aims to address the unique challenges faced by Indigenous communities in relation to child protection and welfare. The legislation emphasizes the integration of culturally appropriate practices and the use of AI technologies to enhance the effectiveness of child welfare services. It seeks to ensure that the voices and needs of Alaska Native and American Indian children are prioritized in policy-making and service delivery. The act also highlights the importance of collaboration between federal, state, and tribal entities to improve outcomes for Indigenous youth.

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