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ARTICLE TAG
3/14/2024
Sara Tiano
Novel legislation passed by Washington lawmakers this month tosses many restrictions for youth entering extended foster care.
12/4/2023
John Kelly
The Imprint's 2023 data for our Who Cares project finds that the number of youth in foster care continued to drop this year.
10/24/2023
Annie Sciacca
Educational researchers say data being kept by New York and other states is not sufficient to drill down on where schools are failing to support foster youth and to serve their particular needs.
10/16/2023
Opinion
J. Christian Bell
Years after surviving foster care, J. Christian Bell finally sought therapy. Now he urges lawmakers to fund systems for youth mental health.
8/30/2023
Michael Fitzgerald
Food stamp requirements will tighten Friday, but lawmakers made exceptions for former foster youth aged 18 to 24 — if states can find them.
8/10/2023
Despite taboos, former foster youth, sexual health educators and child welfare experts have teamed up to further awareness.
7/31/2023
Lino Peña-Martinez
We're people who understand one of the Latinx community's essential values: growth, nurturance, and harvest, writes Lino Peña-Martinez.
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7/24/2023
Daniesha Brown
Advocacy impacts me because it helps me express my concerns. It's about empowering your voice, writes Daniesha Brown.
4/17/2023
Think of Us has received a 5-year, $47.5 million grant from the Audacious Project, a social-impact funding initiative within the TED nonprofit.
4/13/2023
Adilia Watson
Under a new law, many more of New York's homeless and runaway youth can now consent to their own health care.