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ARTICLE TAG
12/17/2023
The Imprint staff reports
A selection of The Imprint’s most impactful stories from the past year
9/11/2023
Congressional intern Aoguzi Muhammet McDonald proposes a federal grant to pay tuition directly to colleges chosen by foster youth.
7/11/2023
Farrah Mina
New funding in Minnesota will help about 500 foster youth cover the cost of college tuition, fees, room and board and other living expenses.
1/30/2023
Proposed legislation in Virginia would require colleges and universities to provide free housing for foster care students during breaks.
12/13/2022
Embark Georgia, an organization that improves college access and retention for students who have been in foster care or homeless, got $1.5 million.
10/25/2022
Jeremy Loudenback
There's now no age cap on California's NextUp program, which helps former foster youth get through college, if they started school by age 26.
8/15/2022
A look at some of the Minnesota students headed to higher education thanks to a new law providing grants to cover their college costs.
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4/27/2022
Opinion
Kenyon Lee Whitman
We can’t keep celebrating “resilient” foster youth if we are not actively removing the systems in place that marginalize them, writes Kenyon Lee Whitman.
3/3/2022
A Mississippi bill being considered by the state Senate would create a short-term scholarship program for students who spent their teens in foster care.
2/9/2022
Federal watchdogs are keeping a close eye on the potentially predatory loan practices of some post-secondary institutions.