KIDS COUNT Network Deepens Strategies for Combating Racial Inequities Posted December 14, 2018, By the Annie E. Casey Foundation Share Via: William J. Barber II [...]
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While the national conversation on immigration has centered on U.S./Mexico border wall funding, DACA, detention of migrant children, and the inclusion of a question on [...]
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“No Small Matter” The First Congregational Church, United Church of Christ, celebrates Children’s Sabbath in Columbus, Ohio. On October 21st, I had the privilege of [...]
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We’re just a few days away from voting day in the 2018 Ohio general election. Tuesday, November 6th will be a key opportunity to lift [...]
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November 1, 2018 By Nicole Thomas, PhD Last month, the Annie E. Casey Foundation published a new report showing the needs and barriers facing Ohio’s [...]
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On September 14th, I attended my first ever Children’s Defense Fund-Ohio Beat the Odds event. As a new Board Member, I was excited for the opportunity to see how the research and policy work of CDF-Ohio connected with the scholarship program and learn more about these amazing young people.
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Mounting evidence over the last two decades shows that expulsions and suspensions in early childhood settings are “stressful and negative experiences” and “should be prevented, severely limited, and eventually eliminated.”
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The question 230 years ago was how our federal government would count non-citizens — black slaves whom it deprived of citizenship and humanity.
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Child Access Prevention (CAP) requires all gun owners to store their firearms safely and securely in a place where children do not have access to them.
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