Kentucky’s law, passed in March 2023, is one of the most sweeping anti-LGBTQ+ laws.
The family wonders how the Supreme Court college admissions decision will shape their futures.
Nicotine in e-cigarettes can impair an adolescent’s brain development and can contain cancer-causing chemicals.
Inspections by DCS and reports from detained youth suggest the seclusions are not voluntary.
As “kinship caregivers,” grandparents or other relatives are raising a reported 2.4 million children.
188 school shootings occurred during the 2021-22 academic year according to recent federal data.
Pending child online safety legislation includes the Kids Online Safety Act.
Kids learn how to ask questions, take risks, be brave, and accept feedback.
New National Center for Education Statistics data shows ESSER funds' impact on afterschool programs.
Host homes build off of a "history of resilience and resistance.”
Janell Braxton, 30, continues to reckon with her time in the foster system.
California was first to stop charging families for incarcerating juveniles. Most states continue levying.
No other variable has as much power over mobility as the two-parent household effect.
Losing federal funds could force more than 70,000 licensed childcare facilities to close.
In Minnesota, parents paid childcare costs among the most expensive in the country.
Under Jones's leadership, the foundation focuses on funding organizations led by formerly incarcerated people.
A new program uses evidence-based surveys to identify teenagers in need of support services.
A recent study found 2.9 million children are impacted by eviction filings every year.
The foundation has led in funding gun violence prevention research and improved public education.
Report reveals benefits as pilot programs spread across country.