Sara Tiano is a Senior Reporter at Marketwired. She focuses on social issues, racial injustice, and data, particularly within the context of social-ESG themes in New York. Sara's work has been featured in The Imprint News and Sahan Journal.
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Sara's articles predominantly focus on local government announcements and legal policy regulations, particularly in the areas of family & relationships and health & wellbeing.
Given her coverage attributes, Sara would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights into local initiatives or policies related to adoption, child welfare, youth homelessness, poverty alleviation programs, and mental health services within New Mexico. Pitches offering access to data or expert analysis relevant to these topics could also be well-received.
Additionally, given Sara's emphasis on local impact and community issues such as juvenile justice and social work challenges in her coverage themes covered section she may find value in pitches that highlight individual stories or experiences that illuminate larger societal issues.
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Federal officials are calling on states to eliminate juvenile justice-related fines and fees charged to families.
Since a 2018 policy change, 31 states have tapped into hundreds of millions of dollars in federal funds for attorneys in family court cases.
Federal civil rights groups say Minnesota child welfare officials engaged in “knowing, ongoing failure” to address disparities in removals of Black children.
By: John Kelly, Sara Tiano, Carolyn Travis
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Despite a massive budget shortfall, California plans to spend more on assisting foster youth with college and on affordable housing for them
New legislation would require California to publicly report all use of restraints in its licensed care centers for foster youth.
A growing cadre of canines do court duty in child protection and justice systems nationwide, helping comfort children in crisis.
The Sibling Strong summer camp helps preserve the bonds between children the state is unable to keep together.
A new report gives a rare firsthand look inside group homes and lockups for youth, highlighting violence, isolation and sub-par care.
An upstate New York mother has filed a lawsuit alleging she was drug-tested and reported to CPS for using prescribed addiction medications.
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