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Children & Families

Two people explaining "weathering" at the fellowship conference.

How stress and injustice undermine health

Two influential writers document racism’s toxic effects on the body.

Healthcare Regulation and Reform
Blanca Torres (left), Ginny Monk (center) and Kristen Taketa (right).

Journalists share tips on interviewing children about sensitive personal issues

“I just treated it very differently than other reporting.”

Anya Kamenetz addresses the 2023 CHJ National Fellows.

The pandemic upended children’s lives. The impact will reverberate for years.

Author urges journalists to give voice to the experiences of young people as they struggle to recover from the crisis.

Community Safety
Image of school lockers

How well are public schools in Massachusetts keeping kids safe from sexual assaults?

Community Safety
Children walking in the school aisle

‘Just putting a bandage on it’: one American classroom’s struggle with daily gun violence

Thousands of kids in my hometown hear, see or witness shootings near their schools each year. Why aren’t we doing more to help them cope?

Community Safety
Kathryn Douglas in her home in the East Canfield neighborhood.

Detroit’s cost for automotive growth: Generational displacement

A multigenerational Detroit family faces displacement and environmental concerns as the automotive industry's expansion threatens their neighborhood.

Housing and Homeslessness
Child playing with sand.

Child care challenges could grow with end of federal funding

The majority of Californians live in places where the supply of licensed child care just does not meet the demand. And it could get worse.

3 sunglasses and pink nose props on the table

What I learned about interviewing kids from my series on family evictions

The author meets Elijah (10), who shares board games but hesitates to discuss eviction. They bond over shared interests, and Elijah's advice helps others.

Housing and Homeslessness
Image of a person looking down for the photo

Punishing Families: The Need To Reimagine Child Welfare In LA County

This is the first in a multi-part series about racial and economic disparities in LA County’s child welfare system, and the impact family surveillance and separation has on kids and their parents.

Criminal Justice
A painting of an Indian Woman

Opinion: Women abandoned by husbands deserve to reclaim their stability, children and human rights

In the shadow of the American dream, a darker tale emerges - one of transnational abandonment and the plight of immigrant women facing domestic abuse.

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