Federal policies that perpetuate inequities and drive Black, Native, Latinx, and immigrant families into poverty also have led to disproportionate involvement in child welfare for families of color. To address the existing inequities and advance anti-racist child welfare prevention strategies, we must implement solutions that support families in meeting their concrete needs. This paper outlines existing research and identifies anti-racist policy solutions to prevent children and families of color from experiencing child welfare involvement. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]