The Annie E. Casey Foundation releases the 31st edition of its KIDS COUNT Data Book, describing how children across the United States were...
The Jefferson Parish District Attorney’s Office in Louisiana plans to continue its criminal case against the 14-year-old shot in the back as...
Few people downtown would look Steve Williams in the eye. Not the police officers stationed at each end of Courthouse Park. Not...
The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation recently named Dr. Lorelle Espinosa as program director for diversity in STEM higher education. She succeeds Dr....
Calls for racial justice have reached a critical level in the U.S. and the world. This moment, which to many people seemed...
The Office of Neighborhood Safety (ONS) in Richmond, Calif., is a non-law enforcement governmental agency whose sole purpose is to reduce gun...
This summer, teenagers in Massachusetts may be conducting oral history interviews about the impact of COVID-19 in their community. They may be...
Anyone who has worked in a newsroom knows that the way people consume news has changed dramatically over the past decades. When...
After weeks of emotionally charged youth-led protests calling for sweeping reforms to root racism out of the criminal justice system in the...
As a young adult formerly in foster care, I know that people my age are confronted with a tough reality when their...
This new report from Children's Rights details how the COVID-19 pandemic is exacerbating already difficult situations for LGBTQ+ youth in care facilities...
It is a question that has been posed to every level of law enforcement in Louisiana. From the city of Westwego, where...
Just days ago, I received a group email from fellow ACYCP (Association for Youth and Child Care Practice) Board delegate, Janet Wakefield,...
Why are we so shocked in this country after witnessing a black man being killed? Is it because of the way he...
The current global pandemic and associated economic crisis is shining a spotlight on the stresses and resiliency of families and some of...
NEW YORK — After weeks of protest across New York, state and local elected officials are still scrambling to develop plans to...
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Pressure is mounting on city lawmakers to change how the Syracuse Police Department operates: The state passed two sets...
As the pandemic-stalled economy reopens, after-school and summer learning providers see big needs that they are positioned to fill — child care,...
As states begin to slowly reopen from lockdown, we find ourselves feeling a mixture of caution and hope. For the past few...
After multiple reports of police using excessive force against anti-police brutality protestors in New York and charges filed against only one NYPD...