Public health experts recognize that as little as 10-20% of our individual health may be attributed to treatments received from the health...
A “social justice visionary” who says she has the fight for equality coursing through her veins is the new president of The...
It is an arid, 100-degree August night in Tempe, Ariz. Five of us are volunteering on outreach in the downtown area tonight...
Justin (not his real name) was waiting to run into our group of volunteers as we conducted street outreach to youth and...
MDRC evaluates the efficacy and sustainability of the Annie E. Casey Foundation's LEAP initiative, which provides education and employment pathways for youth...
The epidemic of youth homelessness is rooted in oppression, white supremacy and, more specifically, a social service culture that too often pits...
This story is part of a series on public health and firearms. The first examined groups working to reduce homicide in Birmingham....
When a person commits suicide, family members are often left wondering how they could have saved their loved one’s life.
When Carlos first came to live with us he was about 16. A friend of my son’s, he had a long history...
As we enter the third decade of the 21st century, we are surrounded by reports and images of abandoned and neglected children...
The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) discusses the latest data and trends involving arrests of juveniles across the country....
In cities across America, being homeless puts you at increased risk for a criminal record. You can be charged for behaviors that...
This summer, stories of now-deceased wealthy financier Jeffery Epstein’s sexual exploitations rocked the country. The girls Epstein exploited were mostly young, poor,...
In 2013, my colleagues and I were gathering stories from youth around the country to better understand their pathways into the justice...
I am a 22-year-old from Capitol Heights, Md. I first started experiencing homelessness at the age of 19 while I was in...
The New York City bureau for the Center for Sustainable Journalism has extensively reported on queer homeless youth.
The first time Christina Vengerovsky met Layleen Cubilette-Polanco was on Christopher Street in the summer of 2010. Her friends had been talking...
The Urban Institute explores the effects and reception of the recent Kansas campus carry legislation by collecting data and speaking with higher...
Torch has been on the street 11 years, he says. With no fixed address, he is a permanent resident of Little Five...
For close to seven years, a Mississippi man bought firearms in and around Natchez before sending them to contacts in Chicago, many...