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The Ms. Foundation for Women and the Berkeley Media Studies Group closely examines the first nine days of news coverage of the Penn State University child sexual abuse case.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development published new regulations that require HUD’s core housing programs to be open to all eligible people, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.
Texting, tweeting, and watching TV at the same time may be harmful to young girls, says a group of Stanford University Researchers.
The report examines the experiences of elementary school students and teachers with bullying, and their ideas about gender expression and family diversity.
The report suggests that toxic stress has lifelong developmental consequences for kids.
The report examines youth who are detached from school and work and highlights programs that successfully reconnect them to society.
The fact sheet uses data from the Kids Count Data Center to review the different types of foster care placement options for children in the public child welfare system.
Youths who are involved in both foster care and juvenile justice system face severe challenges in education, employment, health and earnings potential, according to a report examining the young adult outcomes of Los Angeles County foster care youth.
The issue brief explores the housing crisis and the effect of predatory lending on communities of color. The authors emphasize housing issues highlighted by the Occupy Wall Street Movement and “Occupy Our Homes” protestors.
The Brookings Institution hosts an event that examines the challenges young disadvantaged males face and highlights programs that have positively affected their education and employment outcomes.