American young people are reporting historically high levels of hopelessness, sadness and loneliness.
“The practice of democracy is not passed down through the gene pool,” O’Connor stated.
Looking at the full OST learning ecosystem could reveal less costly, more sustainable options.
Girls of color are expected to persist in STEM with no sense of belonging.
Funders are finding innovative ways to respond to inequities borne by the youth workforce.
The staffing crisis both jeopardizes the safety and well-being of employees and youth detainees.
Schools are creating dedicated spaces where students can relax and regroup.
Community schools are one of the most effective, scalable strategies for addressing inequities.
At 17, I’m experiencing harassment that I didn’t experience when I was 13.
To create positive change we must listen to the people impacted by juvenile justice.
Breathing exercises had steadied me during the pandemic, keeping my demons at bay.
How can we help schools find opportunities to assess and adjust their roles?
This is my advice to school resource officers and police officers in general.
Guides can help youth access opportunities and become active players in their community.
What do youth tell us are the greatest threats to their mental health?
Youth service providers play an integral role in supporting the needs of young people.
Bans are hitting record highs and states are moving to limit teaching of certain information.
The Cheyenne River Youth Project has managed to access public funding bottlenecked in school budgets.
People ages 18-25 are over-represented at every stage of the criminal legal system.
Only 15% of people earn a college degree or postsecondary certificate during their incarceration.