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10/13/2022
Madison Hunt
A member of the New York City Council introduced a bill that would establish oversight on foster children's stays in temporary facilities.
10/5/2022
New York City Mayor Eric Adams with college student Sanjida Afruz during a Tuesday press conference to announce the new College Choice initiative. Photo courtesy of the Mayor’s Office. A new program will offer financial assistance to help cover college expenses for hundreds of New York City students in foster care.
8/23/2022
Anonymous
An anonymous writer says that through therapy and time away from home, she's been able to reflect on her relationship with her mom.
6/1/2022
Faith Ornstein
Choosing myself meant choosing to live with my cousin, where I had more stability and could focus on school, writes Faith Ornstein.
3/17/2022
Opinion
Bianca Shaw and Erin Markman
Our recent research reveals steps New York City can take to move away from a reliance on the existing family policing system, write Erin Markman and Bianca Shaw.
2/22/2022
Megan Conn
New York's Chief Judge Janet DiFiore recently called for a simplified court structure and higher pay for attorneys who represent children and low-income adults.
11/11/2021
The Imprint staff reports
Backed by more than $20 million in federal funds, a national effort is underway to engage foster youth in the decision making around their care.
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9/8/2021
Michael Fitzgerald
A federal judge has denied the latest attempt by a pioneering legal advocate for foster children to proceed with a class-action lawsuit against New York City.
8/23/2021
The Administration for Children and Families in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is asking for more time to complete a survey aimed at sussing out information about the factors that affect family stability at least eight years after families adopt kids out of the child welfare system.
7/13/2021
The New York City record budget of nearly $100 billion includes major boosts to programs that could benefit the most vulnerable children.
