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5/9/2023
Michael Fitzgerald
HIGH STAKES, SILENT SYSTEMS: An Imprint Investigation reveals a troubling lack of critical guidance and access to services.
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.
3/22/2023
Sara Tiano
Idaho State Capitol. Photo, Idaho State Legislature An Idaho bill to criminalize gender-affirming healthcare for transgender minors overwhelmingly passed in the House, and now heads to the state Senate. Arkansas and Alabama have already passed similar legislation and are both in court with the Biden administration over the controversial laws.
8/23/2022
The Imprint staff reports
Rutgers University student April Barcus calls for every current and former foster youth to be matched with a health care navigator.
5/26/2022
In Rochester, child psychiatrist Michael Scharf is part of a team addressing the trauma of youth violence, and how to prevent it.
6/5/2019
John Kelly
Rep. Karen Bass (D-Calif.) and Sen. Bob Casey (D-Penn.) have introduced two bills aimed at shoring up federal health care guarantees for current and former foster youth. As of 2014, Affordable Care Act guaranteed Medicaid coverage through age 26 to any young person who was in foster care at age 18.
6/27/2018
The 2018 Kids Count Databook, an annual assessment of state and national performance on indicators of child well-being, was published today. The report, which you can click here to read, has been produced by the Annie E.
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1/22/2018
Jeremy Loudenback
Oregon voters will go to the polls tomorrow to decide whether to approve a new set of taxes that would pay for an expansion of Medicaid that, among other things, guarantees health care to all children in the state.
9/27/2017
The push to replace or reform the Affordable Care Act appears to be stalled for the moment, as Republicans failed to pass a bill through the reconciliation process. Now, any substantive change will require 60 votes in the Senate, which means a bipartisan deal.
9/23/2017
Opinion
Laurie Rubiner
This year, I moved to Los Angeles after a long career in policy in Washington, D.C. I didn’t move here to work in the so-called “industry,” but boy, do I know a bad movie when I’ve seen one.
