Jeremy Loudenback is a Senior Reporter at The Imprint. He covers public policy with a focus on juvenile justice and child welfare, while also exploring themes related to culture, society, and family relationships. His work has been featured in notable publications such as LA Progressive, The Texas Tribune, and The Mercury News.
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Jeremy Loudenback's articles predominantly focus on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and data citations related to child welfare, foster care, legislation, and homelessness. He might be interested in pitches that provide insights into legislative developments or policy changes impacting child welfare and foster care systems. Pitches highlighting new research or data-driven analysis concerning these topics could also capture his interest.
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By: Jeremy Loudenback
A California bill would assist former foster youth on food stamps when federal benefits are restricted.
Facing an immediate shutdown, a troubled psychiatric facility outside Minneapolis reached an agreement with the state to remain open.
By: Jeremy Loudenback
California lawmakers will provide $5 million to help address the mental health care gaps for youth adopted from the state's foster care system.
Utah pulled the license of the notorious Provo Canyon School following a years-long campaign by Paris Hilton to highlight abuse there.
New York state’s child welfare agency has started a new initiative to help fathers become better engaged in their children’s lives.
By: Jeremy Loudenback
Tens of thousands of migrant children may soon face deportation without proper representation, their legal advocates said at a press briefing Tuesday.
An established parent defense firm that faced closure due to a spike in foster care entries has worked out a deal to remain open.
L.A. County officials have a new approach for counting homeless youth: paying them to fill out a survey and then refer their peers.
By: Jeremy Loudenback
The approach — known as respondent-driven sampling — has been used to estimate homeless populations in Washington’s King County since 2022.
By: Jeremy Loudenback
Bills by Assemblymember Patrick Ahrens aim to help transition-age foster youth and protect vulnerable Californians from safety net cuts.
