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Embark Georgia, an organization that improves college access and retention for students who have been in foster care or homeless, got $1.5 million.

There's now no age cap on California's NextUp program, which helps former foster youth get through college, if they started school by age 26.

A look at some of the Minnesota students headed to higher education thanks to a new law providing grants to cover their college costs.

We can’t keep celebrating “resilient” foster youth if we are not actively removing the systems in place that marginalize them, writes Kenyon Lee Whitman.

A Mississippi bill being considered by the state Senate would create a short-term scholarship program for students who spent their teens in foster care.

Federal watchdogs are keeping a close eye on the potentially predatory loan practices of some post-secondary institutions.

Beginning next spring, some Delaware students who were previously in foster care will have access to cost-free college.

Some college students in Silicon Valley, one of the wealthiest enclaves in the nation, have faced obstacles that have mounted during the deadly COVID-19 pandemic.

The Imprint is highlighting each of the policy recommendations made this summer by the participants of the Foster Youth Internship Program, a group of 11 former foster youths who have completed congress