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ARTICLE TAG
1/31/2024
Wilson Criscione, InvestigateWest
After failing last year, Washington state lawmakers are trying to pass a bill to make clergy mandatory reporters of child abuse or neglect.
11/2/2023
Nancy Marie Spears
In part three of the series Born of History, Andres “Dre” Thornock embarks on a political path that leads them back to the Tulalip reservation.
11/1/2023
In part two of the series Born of History: A Tulalip Youth’s Journey to Indigenize Child Welfare, Andres “Dre” Thornock leaves tribal land.
10/31/2023
Part one in the three-part series Born of History, about one youth’s journey through a tribal foster care system and into a life of advocacy.
8/21/2023
Alex Perez
Washington's unionized social workers are calling for the state’s top child welfare official to step down, saying he's lagged in reforms.
7/26/2023
Sara Tiano
A new model in Washington aims to help youth close to losing their housing — a critical first step in stemming the number of unhoused adults.
6/28/2023
Maryanne Atkins
The homelessness of foster youth often leads to incarceration, another system that does absolutely nothing to help, writes Maryanne Atkins.
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6/26/2023
Nadia Goforth
In order to reduce youth homelessness, we must structure child welfare systems to provide holistic support, writes Nadia Goforth.
6/22/2023
Nelly Braxton
For many young people in foster care, the separation of siblings happens more frequently than it should, writes Nelly Braxton.
6/21/2023
Katie Buxton
Homelessness and foster care had been a recurring issue deeply embedded into my family's history, writes Katie Buxton.