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2/19/2024
Sabrina Anderson
Every youth that has crossed into child welfare has kept the score, and it isn’t adding up, writes Sabrina Anderson.
1/23/2024
Shawna Bullen-Fairbanks
Due to my experiences in foster care, I forgot how to dance in powwows, as well as other Native traditions, writes Shawna Bullen-Fairbanks.
1/16/2024
Jeremiah Bennett
Despite my trauma, I’m pleased because of how clear my spirit feels today. But I still stumble, writes Jeremiah Bennett.
12/19/2023
The Imprint staff reports
Some of our strongest pieces published by the Youth Voices Rising program in 2023
11/9/2023
Vivian Dudley
While I felt lost for so long, I now feel strong. I want every current and former Foster to feel like this, writes Vivian Dudley.
11/8/2023
Kia Crist
The more I started asking questions, the more foster parents got upset with me. Fosters deserve answers to their questions, writes Kia Crist.
11/7/2023
Elaine Allen
I was grieving the person that I could have been — the one without the deep mistrust and anxiety, writes Elaine Allen.
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11/6/2023
Chloe Gartner
We need to start talking about what goes on with these reimbursement checks — the good and the bad, writes Chloe Gartner.
11/2/2023
Erin Gantz
It would be easier to talk to a stranger than to my sister because a stranger wouldn’t have this trauma connected to them, writes Erin Gantz.
11/1/2023
Audriana Clifton
I have PTSD, anxiety, and depression, all from a system that was supposed to protect me, writes Audriana Clifton.