Foster System

Youth-Led Affordable Housing Offers Transition to Independence in Minneapolis

In the Push to Keep Children With Kin and out of Foster Care, Are Families Heard?

The Fight to Keep Families Together in Child Welfare

Illustration of how Family Finding works for foster youth

Finding Families for Foster Kids

Disrupting the Pipeline That Channels Youth in Foster Care to Homelessness

Reunited family

One Mother Won Her Battle, But Biases in Child Welfare Remain

A January 2021 scholarly paper surveyed existing studies of child protective services investigations and race and determined that Black families are subjected to greater scrutiny and harsher judgment at virtually every stage of contact.

Can Racial Bias Be Corrected in the Child Welfare System?

In the Child Welfare System, Black Families Should Matter

Economics in Brief: New York Legalizes Marijuana, Will Expunge Records

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A Philly High School for Students in the Child Welfare System

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Economics in Brief: Santa Clara County Rolls Out Foster Youth UBI Program

Protestors rally for a $15 minimum wage in Minneapolis on April 15, 2015, as part of a nationwide action to demand a $15 minimum wage. Two years later, Minneapolis voted to raise the minimum wage to $15.

Economics in Brief: State Court Allows Minneapolis $15 Wage to Stand

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