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1/31/2023
Olivia Valdovinos
Many houseless and court system-involved youth lack the much-needed resources that a phone or laptop can provide, writes Olivia Valdovinos.
1/24/2023
Niasia Kincy
If policies were different in New York, foster youth wouldn’t be pipelined through the justice system, writes Niasia Kincy.
Rylan Beal
The impact that devastating events can have on people shows us, foster youth, that our collective needs to step up, writes Rylan Beal.
1/12/2023
Nia Dyer
There are fosters and people with disabilities who don't know the rights they have inside the education system, writes Nia Dyer.
1/9/2023
Seeking help from a higher system is always an option for current and former foster youth, writes Niasia Kincy.
1/5/2023
Ashanti Paylor
Coming into foster care can change some children's lives in good and supportive ways, writes Ashanti Paylor.
1/3/2023
April Barcus
Disability rights movements need to include the additional barriers that foster youth with disabilities face, writes April Barcus.
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12/28/2022
The Imprint staff reports
A collection of some of the many powerful Youth Voices Rising pieces featured in The Imprint during 2022
12/22/2022
Amal Amoora
They forcefully locked me outside the apartment. Sleeping on the balcony was a way out of being in my foster home, writes Amal Amoora.
Mira Zimet traveled the country interviewing youth who have experienced foster care for the third season of The Storyboard Project.
