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4/22/2024
Opinion
Mauriell Amechi
New problems with the application process for federal student aid will hit foster and homeless youth hardest if professionals don't step up for them, writes Mauriell Amechi
3/25/2024
Travis Matthews
I went from being in a space with only Fosters to non-foster peers who had always had a stable home and family, writes Travis Matthews.
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.
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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.
4/27/2022
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.