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Gavin Newsom, California’s Family Man

January 7, 2019 Daniel Heimpel Comments Off on Gavin Newsom, California’s Family Man

On Monday, Gavin Newsom was sworn is as California’s 40th governor. He is the father of four young children, one of whom ended up stealing the show. At one point during Newsom’s 20-minute address his youngest […]

Child Trauma

For Youth in My City, Marijuana Is the Go-To Treatment for Trauma

December 14, 2018 Leili Lyman Comments Off on For Youth in My City, Marijuana Is the Go-To Treatment for Trauma

For children like me who grew up in Richmond, California, our lived experiences are very different than our peers who grew up just miles away in the affluent Bay Area. In Richmond, you see everything […]

Child Trauma

A Teen’s Guide to Healing from Parental Incarceration

November 9, 2018 Jeremy Loudenback Comments Off on A Teen’s Guide to Healing from Parental Incarceration

Anyé Young remembers the first time she went to Dave and Buster’s without her dad. The arcade was where Young and her father forged many happy memories together, a special place that Young considered “our […]

Analysis

Addressing Trauma May Be the Key to Helping Foster Youth Succeed in the Workplace

October 5, 2018 Heather Adams Comments Off on Addressing Trauma May Be the Key to Helping Foster Youth Succeed in the Workplace

Internships can often serve as an important leg up for young people trying to gain work experience and build relationships with employers. But few foster youth participate in such opportunities. A recent study of California […]

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California Governor Signs Off on Sweeping Juvenile Justice Legislation

October 1, 2018 Guest Writer Comments Off on California Governor Signs Off on Sweeping Juvenile Justice Legislation

Just hours before the end of this year’s legislative session, California Gov. Jerry Brown (D) signed into law several far-reaching juvenile justice bills. Brown endorsed a bill that will prevent the transfer of 14- and […]

Youth Voice

Getting from Foster Care to Where I Am Today

September 21, 2018 Anna Judson Comments Off on Getting from Foster Care to Where I Am Today

Part of what amazes me about foster youth is our ability to survive and love despite the never-ending hardships that follow us. What amazes me even more is our ability to know and believe love […]

The two brothers reunited.
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Video: Two Brothers’ Incredible Reunion

August 14, 2018 Daniel Heimpel Comments Off on Video: Two Brothers’ Incredible Reunion

Last week we gave you the story of two brothers – Suamhirs and Yordi – separated by unbelievable violence in their home country of Honduras and immigration policies in the U.S. Now the two are […]

Child Welfare

Youth Advocates Eye 2020 for Revolution on Children’s Mental Health in California

August 9, 2018 John Kelly Comments Off on Youth Advocates Eye 2020 for Revolution on Children’s Mental Health in California

There are about 6 million children enrolled in California’s Medicaid program. And although every single one of them is eligible for mental health screening and services, only four of every 100 received even one mental health […]

Analysis

Child Welfare Ideas from the Experts #10: Supporting Prevention, Assessing Childhood Trauma

August 3, 2018 Guest Writer Comments Off on Child Welfare Ideas from the Experts #10: Supporting Prevention, Assessing Childhood Trauma

The Chronicle of Social Change is highlighting each of the policy recommendations made this summer by the participants of the Foster Youth Internship Program (FYI), a group of 10 former foster youths who have completed congressional […]

Child Welfare

The Current Immigration Crisis and America’s Legacy of Punishing Poor Black and Brown Children

July 5, 2018 Sharon L. McDaniel Comments Off on The Current Immigration Crisis and America’s Legacy of Punishing Poor Black and Brown Children

The scene unfolding on the United States-Mexico border continues to be tough to watch. Even as immigration policies shift, it remains unclear how the more than 2,000 children wrenched from their parents and swept into […]

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