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THE GORGE — Federal funding losses continue to impact Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) programs in Oregon, putting advocacy for vulnera…
Back-to-school time is here! The thrill of new pencils, rulers, paper, crayons, and scissors marks the start of the school year. Children eagerly anticipate the first day and the adventures that lie ahead.
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A class-action child abuse settlement set to make major changes to Oregon’s foster care system must consider the needs of hundreds of foster youth who still live with their birth parents, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday. The unanimous decision from the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals comes two weeks after a neutral court-appointed expert […]
In today’s fast-paced world, our children must develop the mental resilience to handle the decisions they’ll face as they grow. By engaging in interactions with your children, you can help them build their independence and confidence, preparing them for the challenges they’ll face when they’re on their own.
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(The Center Square) – California, Arizona, Nevada, Colorado and Washington are part of a 20-state coalition suing the Trump administration over restricting access to health, education and social service programs.
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(The Center Square)  — Thomas More Society attorneys are representing teachers and parents in a lawsuit over Parental Exclusion Policies on the gender identity of California students.
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Oregon’s Head Start programs are in flux after the federal government reversed a decades-long rule that allowed children 5 and younger, regardless of immigration status, to participate in the national early childhood care program that enrolls more than 12,000 Oregon children. U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced changes to the […]
It may not be Child Abuse Awareness Month, but that doesn’t mean child abuse has gone away. This year, we’ve seen a disturbing trend in the ca…
