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Fighting for Kin

Ashley Boone is uniquely qualified to become an adoptive mom. But the a 36-year-old Black woman with a two-bedroom home stocked with books and toys in a suburb of Tulsa, Oklahoma — has been unable to take in the two children she says need her most: her nephews, ages 6 and 7, who live in Minnesota.

Child Welfare Ideas from The Experts, 2023

The Imprint highlighted each of the policy recommendations made this summer by the participants of the Foster Youth Internship Program, a group of seven young people that experienced foster care and have completed congressional internships.

The Darkest Part of the Tunnel

Nell Bernstein reports on how California’s youth prisons got shut down, and what comes next as county juvenile justice systems take over.

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Adoption

Child Welfare

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