Michele Cohen Marill is a Health/Medical Writer based in Atlanta. She specializes in health and wellness, education, and culture, frequently addressing topics such as mental health, lifelong learning, and consumer health. Michele's work has been featured in notable publications including Health Affairs, USA TODAY, and WIRED, among others.
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We say we want to expand youth opportunity, but programs are still designed around the assumption that young people can participate if the program is free.
Integrated, family-centered behavioral health care offers a path forward — one that aligns treatment with the goal of keeping families safely together.
Beneath the mythical creatures and heroic feats is a timeless lesson in how we as humans learn and grow through productive struggle.
By: Jonpaul Reed
Mentors and youth pose for a picture at a Pure Momentum Group event. Pure Momentum Group
The Collaborative for Advancing Youth Development gives recommendations on how New York City can better support and sustain its youth services workforce.
My experience with Fungi For Future has shown me that when young leaders pursue what excites them, community support often follows.
Financial education programs should have structured, repeated opportunities to make age-appropriate financial decisions — and see the real-world impact.
"American Progress" painting by John Gast. It depicts Manifest Destiny, the belief in westward expansion of the United States from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean. It was widely distributed as an engraving called "Spirit of the Frontier". Settlers are moving west, guided and protected by Columbia, aided by modern technology like railroads, and driving Native Americans and bison into obscurity. Columbia represents America, dressed in a Roman toga to represent classical republicanism, and brings the enlightened east to the darkened west. John Gast/Public Domain
By: Karen Pittman
The No Kids in Prison magazine is a project of Youth First Justice Collaborative (YFJCo), a national organization dedicated to ending youth incarceration in the U.S. by fueling the movement of campaigns, youth leaders and organizers fighting for our future. Brit Christopher, 27, is the literary curatorial apprentice for the No Kids in Prison magazine and leads distribution in Philadelphia. Gabriel Arika, 22, is the youth programming lead at
By: Kimberly Nolan
South Carolina's school-to-prison pipeline, how the systems create a cycle of failure instead of support — and five solutions.
