The Imprint7dOpinion
No Matter Tomorrow’s Outcome, Keep the Momentum Going on Counsel for Kids and Parents
No matter the outcome of the election, Allison Green writes, both parties should continue support for family legal ...
The Imprint4d
Kansas to Expand Education, Workforce Opportunities for Youth in Detention
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly says her state’s new law regarding juvenile detainees can benefit communities. Provided photo. A new ...
The Imprint3d
Foster Youth Deserve Better Than Unsafe, Scary Housing
Cheyanne Deopersaud is a member of the Fair Futures Youth Advisory Board and a Policy Entrepreneur at Next100. Your support ...
The Imprint5d
A National Nonprofit Urges Better Mental Health and Housing Policies for Older Foster Youth
Former foster youth in Georgia, New York and California teamed up with a national nonprofit to drive reforms in housing and ...
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Why it’s Critical for Foster Youth to Exercise Their Voting Rights
Lonnell Schuler is dedicated to empowering youth to make informed decisions about their reproductive health and advocating ...
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Administration Seeks Input on Protecting Benefits for Foster Youth
The Biden administration is seeking input on how the government might better protect and conserve benefits owed to foster ...
The Imprint13dOpinion
There’s No Silence on Child Deaths, But the Conversation Has Changed
Richard Wexler, responding to a previous Imprint op-ed, argues that there is no silence on child deaths, just a new ...
The Imprint13d
The Foster Care System’s Suppression of My Oppression
Jahnay Butler is 21 years old and has been in foster care since she was 11, along with her three siblings. Butler recently ...
The Imprint16d
Biden Issues ‘Long, Long, Long Overdue’ Apology for Indian Boarding Schools
President Joe Biden, moments after his apology in Arizona for the U.S. government’s boarding school policies. Photo still from C-SPAN livestream. Standing beneath the foothills of the Estrella ...