Youth in foster care have educational aspirations much like youth who have not been in care, with 70-80% of foster youth reporting...
Youth experiencing homelessness are frequently described as hidden or invisible. The thought is that they are challenging to identify as they do...
Sitting cross-legged on the pavement, his right arm locked into a bright blue painted tire weighed down by cement and blocking the...
Kyle Kashuv, a conservative, Jewish student who survived the Parkland, Fla., school shooting, made headlines because his admission to Harvard University was...
The Greek play “Antigone” tells the story of a defiant woman sentenced to death by a king who refuses to practice mercy....
Eight U.S. cities worked to develop and manage data in their citywide after-school systems over four years. A look back at their...
A police officer kneels down face to face with a child. “I’m sorry I stole,” the child cries. “It’s OK. Just don’t...
One massive leak of middle-class Americans’ data seems to have the whole world in an uproar. A firm known as Cambridge Analytica...
We all want to see numeric growth in our programs. Having more youth means our program can impact more lives, offer more...
This year, more than 90 percent of children attended public school in the United States. That staggering percentage represents 50 million elementary...
As the gap between the nation’s poorest and wealthiest citizens has grown during the past four decades, so has the gulf in...
While immersed in child protection work, it never occurred to me that preventing delinquency was also a part of my job. When...