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3/18/2024
Jeremy Loudenback
Longtime advocate for incarcerated youth Barry Krisberg died last month, but his work to overhaul juvenile justice continues to inform systemic reforms nationwide.
3/14/2024
Sara Tiano
Novel legislation passed by Washington lawmakers this month tosses many restrictions for youth entering extended foster care.
3/13/2024
Adilia Watson
A New York bill would limit the state’s practice of charging parents child support for children in foster care.
3/12/2024
Nigel Duara
The California Supreme Court last week upheld limits on when young people convicted of serious crimes are eligible for parole hearings.
3/7/2024
Nancy Marie Spears
Mark Fiddler has focused much of the past decade on attempts to dismantle the law that aims to preserve Indigenous families and tribes.
3/6/2024
Susanti Sarkar
Hotline calls in New York — even if unfounded — result in a surprise knock on a family’s door far more often than in other states, data shows.
A case before the Minnesota Court of Appeals revives a challenge to the Indian Child Welfare Act, as well as a local version of the law.
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3/4/2024
Michael Fitzgerald, Alex Perez and Sara Tiano
Two civil rights groups are calling on the federal government to investigate "egregious and shocking" discrimination against Black families in Minnesota.
2/29/2024
Voting drives are visible across California, but less seen are the state's ramped-up efforts to reach eligible voters in juvenile halls.
2/28/2024
Alex Perez
In Minneapolis, Wildflyer Coffee's four-month work training program offers employment and services to youth experience homelessness.