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11/17/2022
Opinion
Paul S. DiLorenzo
When combined, government and community efforts to support the complex economic and health needs of families are stronger.
11/15/2022
The Imprint staff reports
First 5 LA recently announced its new executive director, Karla Pleitéz Howell, will start the job in January.
11/10/2022
This week, New Mexico voters approved a measure that will invest millions of dollars into public education, including dedicated funding for early education.
10/5/2022
Madison Hunt
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.
7/14/2022
Nora McCarthy
Despite promising headwinds in "upstream" investments, New York’s safety net remains difficult and time-consuming to access and full of holes, writes Nora McCarthy.
6/28/2022
Jeremy Loudenback
On Friday, Los Angeles County will launch its Department of Youth Development, amid criticism that investment in community-based efforts to keep young people out of the justice system has been too limited.
5/4/2022
Jeanne Kuang
California is trying to make its cash assistance program more flexible for low-income parents. Advocates say a federal rule is hindering that.
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4/7/2022
A California state senator wants to send no-strings-attached checks to homeless and low-income high school seniors.
3/9/2022
After Kansas lawmakers rejected a bill to expand access for food assistance in the House, the Senate is now considering a bill that would limit access.
2/28/2022
Sara Tiano
Many Texans who were in foster care can access the state's tuition waiver program, but nearly half of the eligible college students don't use it.
