At 30 years old, I am finally sharing my story not because the pain has ended, but because silence allows the foster care ...
A new report reveals the perspectives of California foster youth and explores the barriers to understanding and accessing ...
For the second year, Minnesota lawmakers have failed to pass legislation that would have enshrined dozens of rights for the ...
In an effort to address a projected budget deficit, New York City's child welfare leaders plan to cut four foster care ...
Every year, thousands of young people leave foster care with no stable housing, no financial cushion, and no adult they can ...
Making capacity-building funds a part of philanthropic and government grants key to building impactful, resilient community ...
A federal appeals court has revived a lawsuit by a father who alleges the child welfare agency violated his family’s ...
New data shows racial disparities in who passes the standardized test to become a licensed social worker in the U.S. Illustration by Christine Ongjoco. Kathy Elisca Clermont is on the cusp of becoming ...
The Imprint is still wrapping up 2025 data collection for Who Cares, the nation’s first public resource on foster care capacity. We will update our project website, FosterCareCapacity.com, with all of ...
Two years after the COVID-19 pandemic began, the number of youth in foster care continues to decline, according to new federal data covering fiscal 2022. There were 368,530 youth in foster care in the ...
Two people hold hands at the oral history project site visit in Harbor Springs, Michigan. Provided photo. They’ve come from the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa. From the Ojibwe and Inupiaq. Smoke ...
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