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Youth Services Insider takes a look at some of the people who are at least temporarily in charge of some key agencies and divisions on youth and family policy.

A California summer camp for foster youth, Happy Trails for Kids, is set to triple its camp capacity in a permanent site.

Supporters of NY's Raise the Age law say allocated funds haven't been spent on prevention and intervention, while opponents want to charge more youth as adults.?

The Trump administration has put a halt on free legal help to unaccompanied minors seeking asylum in the United States, prompting pleas to reinstate that assistance.

As "Nickel Boys" contends for an Oscar, Prof. Kaniqua Robinson talks about race, memory and the legacy of the Dozier School.

Sens. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) and Kevin Cramer (R-N.D.) have reintroduced a pair of bills that would fund pre- and post-adoption services and help states avoid the rehoming of adopted children.

Starting next month, Indigenous people who went through Canada’s child welfare system can apply for compensation for harms caused to them.?

A White House executive order released on Jan. 28 has parents and supporters of trans youth in Minnesota unnerved.

Only by integrating organizational health into the fabric of reform can we build systems capable of thriving in their mission to protect and nurture our children, writes Mike Leach.

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