Articles
Juvenile Justice and Learning: How Education Impacts Youth Recidivism
If public education is to realize its full capacity to reduce recidivism, it must make learning a top priority for justice-involved youth.
Religious Freedom to House the Homeless
“Blessed are the poor…” my four-year-old croons the lyrics between gasped whispers, barely audible, as if unwilling to bring the full weight of his singing voice to these words until […]
Gen Z, Before You Opt Out of 2024’s Election, Consider This
Voting, however, does not just impact my identity and my life. When we vote, it shapes the lives of our families, our neighbors and our communities.
Neglecting the Most Vulnerable: The Systemic Medication of Foster Youth
Medication without therapy is like putting a Band-Aid on a wound that needs surgery – it doesn’t really fix the problem.
Learning to Disagree: A Conversation with Dr. John Inazu
Emily Crouch sat down with Dr. John Inazu to discuss his latest book, Learning to Disagree. Check out the interview here.