Temp workers and managers are filling in to serve foster youth and parents at a Minnesota county's Health and Human Services Department.

In his final column piece, Timothy Evans writes from his experience as a system survivor/changer about what Black boys need when aging out.

Karen de Sá has been executive editor of The Imprint since 2020. She has worked as an investigative reporter for the majority of her three-decade career in journalism, including 18 years at The San ...

Two police officers arrive at a homeless health services event in MacArthur Park in their police car on a cold rainy Friday morning. Nonprofits and government agencies have gathered in the park to ...

Civil rights firms sued the Trump administration to access records on the government’s freeze of $10 billion in social ...

The Administration for Children and Families expects to make 10 grants to state and tribal governments to help them build ...

Child welfare systems must begin treating the post-termination phase with the same urgency used to justify termination itself ...

New York state’s child welfare agency has started a new initiative to help fathers become better engaged in their children’s ...

A panel will gather virtually next week for a Q&A on the Minnesota law aimed at reducing disproportionality in state child ...

Tens of thousands of migrant children may soon face deportation without proper representation, their legal advocates said at a press briefing Tuesday.