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Monday, March 17th, 2025

Protecting Children of Immigrant Families: Nonprofit Advocate Responses

By María Constanza Costa

March 13, 2025

In the face of threats and uncertainty, nonprofit advocates are responding to support both immigrant children and their...

Parents Are in Crisis: A Developmental Framework Can Offer Support

Christine Carrig and Aurélie Athan

A woman with her eyes closed, nestled beneath a vine of leaves. Half of her face is made up with purple lipstick and eye shadow, the other side is natural.

Young, Queer, and Threatened for Climate Activism

Helen Clarkson, CEO of Climate Group, in front of two large circles, with the words “It's time” next to her.

What to Pay Attention to During Climate Week NYC 2024

An elementary school teacher stands behind her students, who are learning about recycling and wearing green shirts bearing the recycle symbol.

Educators ‘Lack Confidence’ to Teach Climate Change—What’s Being Done at the Policy Level?

A young Black woman with braids and a red blazer, walking in a metropolitan area with her head lifted high.

Uplifting the Work of Youth Leaders: A Conversation with Corryn Freeman

A pile of colorful children’s clothing sits in a wooden box.

Addressing the Child Clothing Crisis across the Country

A Black child swims underwater in a pool, holding his thumb up and smiling at the camera.

No More Under: How One Mom Is Fighting to Save Lives

Smelting plant in La Oroya, Peru against a background of mountains and a smoggy sky.

The Country of Peru Is Now Liable for Corporate Pollution

US Steel Clairton Coke Works Factory, in Clairton PA, the alrgest coking factory in the nation.

Fighting Environmental Racism in the “Coke Capital of the World”

A lone person with coily hair looking out of the window of their urban apartment.

Is Climate Change Making Loneliness Worse?

A cardboard protest sign that reads, “You’ll die of old age. We’ll die of Climate Change.”

What the Youth Climate Justice Movement Needs from Philanthropy

Sim Bilal and Esme Hyatt

A young, Black boy sitting inside and looking out of the window with a bored expression on his face.

The Future of Playing Outside