John Kelly is a columnist at The Washington Post. He covers a range of topics including social issues, crime and justice, and transportation and mobility, with a particular focus on juvenile justice and homelessness. John’s work has been featured in various outlets, including ABC Network News and the Boston Globe Technology.
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Bryan Stevenson delivered a fiery speech on youth justice, race and hopefulness at a national conference last week in Washington
The Texas state child welfare agency is starting a $215 million overhaul of its data and case management system
The Biden administration has finalized a new rule to add ICWA to child welfare data collection, but will it survive Trump's second term?
A former foster youth and award-winning advocate was arrested at the U.S. Capitol tonight after Rep. Nancy Mace accused him of assault.
A former foster youth and advocate was arraigned following an incident with Rep. Nancy Mace that has erupted into controversy over disputed facts.
By: John Kelly
This weekend sees the opening fixture in the Oscar Traynor Trophy here in the North-West.
U.S. Senators are asking for the GAO to look into how the federal government can better assist Indigenous tribes with data and funding
Lawyers involved in the Kids for Cash scandal approved of President Biden's commutation decision, with some caveats
The Stop Institutional Child Abuse Act Poised to Become Law has passed both chambers of Congress and heads to Biden's desk for signature
John Kelly · 1 min read As with lingering , CBS News is tracking the change in prices of everyday household expenses — from food at the grocery store to utilities and even rent — across the country.
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