Some among the 3,614 formerly incarcerated persons living in city shelters in 2019, as one example, spent stints in city jails for...
New York City must finish installing Wi-Fi in shelters for homeless families and domestic violence victims by Aug. 31, according to a...
I was in foster care for 14 years. I was in 10 different foster homes and two different group homes. I represent...
(EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the second of several articles in an occasional series about the intersection of OST and students experiencing homelessness.)...
There are policies and practices that have been proven to work for communities that embrace them. Adopting such measures need not be...
Generating alternatives is key to effective decision-making because it provides the decision-makers in a collective body with an array of choices from...
SERIES: PART 5 OF 7 Part 1: How Do We Make Youth Homelessness Effort Bipartisan? Part 2: America’s Biases Marginalize Youth, Drive Them to...
Judge Teske first used collective decision-making beginning in 2003 to reform his local juvenile justice system, which has netted an 80% decline...
Social psychology has found that someone may decide someone else's behavior has one of two causes: dispositional or situational. Dispositional attribution assigns...
As a longtime advocate for children, youth and families in New Mexico, I wholeheartedly believe in the power, idealism, enthusiasm and courage...
As a college student, I experienced a devastating hurricane and most of my town was flooded. I remember this experience as being...
“Gay kids in a shelter that is predominantly straight are very vulnerable, they’re in a very hard position and it makes it...
Earlier this year we wrote a column in Youth Today about the barriers faced by college students who had experienced homelessness or...
Each year, thousands of young adults filter through the criminal justice system in Charlotte, N.C. While a lot of attention is given...