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8/8/2022

With Lived Experience, Don’t Ask If You Don’t Plan to Act

Opinion

Katie Miller

To really help families with child welfare experience, we must build trust, listen without agenda and commit to making family-driven changes.

12/9/2014

Survey Gives Glimpse into Transition from Foster Care to Independence

Daniel Heimpel

Foster youth approach the age of 18 with serious health and socioeconomic risk factors, but do so with optimism and a sense of support, according to the baseline findings from a five-year study on California youths released late last week.

4/11/2013

Obama’s 2014 Budget and Youth: Complete Analysis

John Kelly

The Imprint has analyzed the entirety of President Barack Obama’s 2014 Budget Proposal, and found the programs that either directly or indirectly affect the youth and family services industry. Click here for a complete breakdown of Obama’s budget for disadvantaged youth and their families.

4/5/2013

False Choices on Federal Job Training Program

Opinion

Guest Writer

by Seth Turner The editorial page of last Sunday’s Washington Post featured the article, “Congress debates the future of job-training program.” Rather than presenting a refreshing and balanced perspective on an important, yet long-delayed, piece of legislation, the editorial rehashed an old partisan debate over a false choice: Should the nation’s network of job training programs be consolidated or not?

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