Julie Reynolds

Pascua Yaqui tribal secretary and former foster youth Rosa Alvarez shares memories and accounts of generations in the child welfare system.

Every year, thousands of young people leave foster care with no stable housing, no financial cushion, and no adult they can call in a crisis.

For the second year, Minnesota lawmakers have failed to pass legislation that would have enshrined dozens of rights for the state’s foster youth.

Students in foster care are disproportionately suspended from school and have lower attendance, according to a report released Monday.

Residents have been moved from a youth psychiatric treatment facility weeks after Minnesota officials found an “imminent risk of harm.”

The first lady and the U.S. Treasury secretary announced a new effort to expand foster youth access to “Trump Account” investments.

The authors write that it's time to shutter group homes and give all children the families they need and deserve.

Atlanta has spent months ramping up efforts to combat sex trafficking during the World Cup global soccer tournament.

It makes a difference having someone to fight for you, the author writes, and foster youth need representation in court.

Mississippi has expanded the list of crimes for which children as young as 13 must be prosecuted as adults and sent to adult prisons.