A group of student activists ages 14 to 25 is urging the Biden administration and Congress to create a plan for youth...
The course isn’t really training; it’s an exercise in propaganda and paranoia designed to encourage you to report based on little more...
When Michael Khanlarian began teaching incarcerated youth about the work of William Shakespeare, he never expected them to develop a rap about...
Throughout our work in youth programs and critical educational spaces, we have witnessed how educators, mentors and facilitators committed to liberatory learning...
The Sentencing Project releases a new report discussing how stark racial disparities in the juvenile justice system remain relatively unchanged even as...
A pregnant teenager stands alone in a cinder-block cell in one image. In another, a young body shivers, curled up in an...
An essential resource for professionals in the child welfare field are the voices of those with lived experience who are willing to...
While awareness of sex trafficking has grown, too little attention is given to how this terrible violence impacts girls of color. In...
Across the nation, states are tightening their belts as the pandemic cuts into their budgets. Some are feeling a financial shock similar...
Fear. Loss. Uncertainty. Isolation. Many fear that the pandemic will result in a new “Lost Generation.” The impact of COVID-19 is particularly...
Over 1,500 students were restrained by school safety agents of the NYPD from the first quarter of 2019 through the first quarter...
Who are youth with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD)? The population of youth with IDD is vast. In 2018-19, the number of...
The year 2020 will be remembered as a year of great upheaval in the United States, with so many lives and communities...
In 2020, Tom Fandre had hoped to place at least 90 foster youth in internships in the Silicon Valley area. But when...
For many kids, this is all they know. Their entire lives have been defined by unrelenting, unprecedented times. Today’s kids are growing...
Making relationships a focus of federal policy is long overdue given that decades of research have shown that relationships are the critical...
Researchers at the Urban Institute discuss the stark racial disparities in digital skill levels of youth ages 16-24.
During distance learning youth can feel disconnected from their educators, their peers and the content of what they are learning. Service learning...
Normative relationships are based on the assumption that individuals are capable of making decisions for themselves. When that individual is a minor...
My name is Cristal and I am a former foster youth from Bakersfield, California. I spent about 11 years in the Kern...