People between the ages of 18 and 29 make up more than one-fifth of all U.S. voters, according to Tufts University’s CIRCLE....
Prostitution didn’t come easily to Brenda Myers-Powell. At 15, she put herself out on the streets of Chicago, and for a while, they weren’t taking to...
During the course of its 35 years, Public/Private Ventures — a well-regarded nonprofit that combined practice and research to learn the best...
Females represent a growing percentage of youth detained in the nation’s juvenile justice facilities, according to a new report, which found that...
A new report released by the American Association of University Women (AAUW) finds that one year after college graduation, women in 2009 were...
A new study published in the Archives of Pediatric & Adolescent Medicine this week examined the effects of recent victimization – such as...
Last week, members of the Society for Neuroscience convened in New Orleans for their annual meeting, where several studies examining the links...
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Thirteen advocates and professionals from around the country who serve as advisors to the federal office for juvenile justice...
When she was 10 years old, Veronica Sarazia and her 8-year-old brother bid goodbye to the grandmother who had cared for them...
The curtain that has long shielded the extent of sex abuse in some youth-serving organizations was lifted a little higher today with...
Boy Scouts of America Various sets of Confidential Files show about 5,000 leaders banned from 1947 to 2004. * Confidential Files from...
1987 – In Wilson v. Tobiassen (Benton County, Ore.), the BSA is ordered to submit the Confidential Files on the offender to...
President Barack Obama sent a two-page letter over the weekend to six child advocacy organizations to explain his plan to combat poverty...
According to a new study recently published in the Journal of Adolescent Health, today’s teens and young adults are using prescription painkillers...
How organizational practices enabled molesters, until victims forced changes One morning in 1969, a boy nearly ignited a sex abuse scandal in...
How organizational practices enabled molesters, until victims forced changes One morning in 1969, a boy nearly ignited a sex abuse scandal in...
LAS VEGAS — When the National Partnership for Juvenile Services annual symposium opened, Jason Bowser, a youth service director from Columbus, Ind., told an...
Nearly two years ago, more than a dozen welfare experts trooped to Capitol Hill to testify about challenges to American children and...
The trials and triumphs of the chess team at New York City’s Intermediate School 318 in Brooklyn — dubbed “the most successful...
Unless the U.S. Congress agrees on a different budget by the end of this year, stopping a so-called “sequestration” budget, federal spending...