A promised "youth bill of rights" is absent from federal legislation introduced this spring.
It's not clear how bathroom laws will play out after being enacted.
Parents and advocates argue informal removals amount to discrimination against children with disabilities.
Free meals are available for children this summer in over 30 states.
What do youth tell us are the greatest threats to their mental health?
The 34th edition of an annual, national report on child well-being is released.
Nearly 40% of girls in Chicago Public schools experience PTSD and violence-related stress.
Selawik, Alaska, is a Iñupiat Eskimo community where generations have survived off the land.
Without R.I.S.E., “nobody would know that BMX is like a real sport,” Salomon said.
Prisoners — and research — say visitations with incarcerated parents are a crucial lifeline for families.
Youth service providers play an integral role in supporting the needs of young people.
Pandemic spending included $3 billion for afterschool/summer programs addressing learning loss and mental health.
“Nothing good really comes about after midnight," said Blakely, Georgia, Police Chief Will Caudill.
Child welfare advocates worry the measures could scale back hard-won protections for minors.
Natalia Pane succeeds retiring 17-year president Carol Emig on July 1.
Bans are hitting record highs and states are moving to limit teaching of certain information.
The fight over book bans has lead to rallies, lawsuits and death threats.
Whether she could was up to her Oklahoma high school. Administrators told her no.
The Cheyenne River Youth Project has managed to access public funding bottlenecked in school budgets.
Preschool enrollment rebounds since COVID, but still 8% below pre-pandemic high.