Rachel Blustain won first place in the category of best article on a social issue at the 2014 Ippies coordinated by the Center for Community and Ethnic Media at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism.
‘It’s time we recognize that the interests at stake for parents under ACS investigation are just as compelling, with consequences that can be just as grave, as in a criminal case.’
Our coverage of child-welfare investigations is up against Fortune, Essence and ProPublica for an award honoring public-service journalism.
Ronald Johnson and his daughter Felicia in 2012. The two are part of a pilot program to provide supportive housing to families involved in the child welfare system.
We read with interest your series on the De Blasio Administration’s efforts to end tragedies attributed to child maltreatment ("The Limits of Protection: Can Mayor’s Push Reduce Child…
No one’s sure how often adopted children end up back in foster care. What is certain is that blood relationships are often too deep or complex for court action to sever them.
With an emphasis on self-reflection, psychologists at a Bronx homeless shelter are pioneering a new way to coax residents into jobs.
Parent advocates ease the pain of foster care. Will their jobs survive?
Governor Pataki vetoed a bill that authorizing demonstration projects for “dual track” reprreports of child abuse.
