Tribal Rights and the Case of Non-Indians Adopting Native Americans
In a case before the Supreme Court, non-Indians seeking to adopt or foster Indian children are challenging the Indian Child Welfare Act.
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In a case before the Supreme Court, non-Indians seeking to adopt or foster Indian children are challenging the Indian Child Welfare Act.
A case before the Supreme Court will determine whether a federal law meant to protect Native American children from being forcibly removed from their families is constitutional.
As the leaders of two Maryland-based organizations working to improve the well-being of families, we find common concern in telling the real story of how Marylanders are faring, using real data.
Public records show fired Milwaukee Office of Violence Prevention Director Arnitta Holliman was invited to the White House in July. Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson's chief of staff responded that the mayor would be "exclusively representing the city" and that she should decline the invitation.
West Virginia ranked 42nd in the latest Kids Count Databook produced by the Annie E. Casey Foundation. The databook tracks hard data on the challenges facing kids around the nation. This latest report has a particular focus on mental health and anxiety challenges facing kids after the pandemic.