How a Billings court is putting the Indian Child Welfare Act into action.
Children & Families
On the Fort Peck Reservation, a health-first approach to reducing foster care removals is getting off the ground.
The findings — and limitations — of our multi-month data project.
Native American children are dramatically overrepresented in the child welfare system. Experts say that trend is devastating for families and tribal nations, but difficult to solve.
They say significant increases in prevention work and community-level support are necessary to slow the rate of domestic violence.
Each year, an estimated 31,000 injured Americans die of preventable bleeding. Experts call it a health crisis.
For some moms in Northern Nevada, doulas have been a lifeline. The fourth and final installment of "The Long Road to Maternal Care" series shines a light on those relationships.
CT Latino News’ series — Hartford Children’s Health: Equitable Access — explores complex systemic and cultural barriers across Connecticut’s capital that impact the health of its youngest residents.
Dr. ChrisAnna Mink shares her growing awareness the trauma than can occur when officials remove children from their “safe parent" — victims of domestic violence who had difficulties leaving abusive romantic partners.
Public schools often refuse to disclose abuse by staff. Local journalists can expose the problem.