Equity and inclusion cannot be buzzwords that are conveniently used reactively to convey a message, apply for funding, be included for some...
As difficult as it may seem, there is a more equitable, anti-oppression path forward for youth-centered organizations. An anti-oppression organizational orientation recognizes,...
The #SayHerName movement that was launched in 2014 by the African American Policy Forum and the Center for Intersectionality and Social Policy...
NCSL POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT – Deadline to apply December 09, 2020, 5p.m. MST JOB TITLE: ...
Right around the winter holidays a year ago, we first heard the news of the coronavirus as it appeared in Wuhan, China....
As Congress considers a spending bill with behind-the-scenes negotiations this week, many youth-serving organizations hope for an injection of cash into out-of-school...
The Child Mind Institute takes a look at the current mental health of the nation's children as they grow and learn in...
More kids in after-school programs are getting an evening meal through the program, according to a recent report from Food Research &...
After losing my son Jonah to firearm suicide in 2016, I speak with groups (temporarily online) about why safe storage bills, such...
The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation recently named Fay Twersky as its new president. Twersky arrives from the California-based William and Flora...
More than 100 youth reporters from around the world are working with producers in the United States on a video series examining...
The recent wildfires in California have been relentless reminders of these extraordinary times. Working for a nonprofit supporting camps and out-of-school time...
ELIZ A/SHUTTERSTOCK According to a report published by Feeding America, one in every six Americans, about 50 million people, will be food...
In 2016, six school districts in the United States partnered with after-school coordinating organizations in their cities to foster social and emotional...
While our nation struggles to overcome systemic racism, one of the hidden roots of this issue lies within our school systems. The...
(EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the second of several articles in an occasional series about the intersection of OST and students experiencing homelessness.)...
The way youth workers do their work has shifted sharply since spring. For some, this means a shift to connecting youth and...
Having health insurance in this country has been a major topic of discussion in recent years. You hear about it on the...
Human Rights for Kids takes a comprehensive look at the basic legal framework protecting the rights of justice-involved youth across the country...
Some of the worst government-sanctioned human rights abuses committed against children are happening right here in the United States. Earlier this year,...