Between 1819 and 1969, over 400 Indian boarding schools, many of them Christian, held forced Indian children — away from their families, culture, language, and traditions in order to Americanize […]
Navigating Post-COVID Medicaid Healthcare Coverage
With the end of the “Families First Coronovirus Response Act”, there exists a lot of confusion in who is covered by Medicaid, how to renew coverage, and how to check […]
Understanding Immigrant Childrens’ Concerns through Art
Silvia Rodriguez Vega, Assistant Professor at University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) in the Department of Chicana/o Studies, has worked with children of immigrants to the U. S. during the […]
Help for young Afghans
Despite the closing of Voices for Creative Nonviolence due to COVID restrictions and the U. S. withdrawal form Afghanistan and the ensuing dangers to U. S. peace volunteers in Afghanistan, […]
The COVID Pandemic and Children
COVID in some respects, children have received less public attention than adults during the Covid-19 Pandemic. The Access Hour on February 21 rectifies that imbalance when Letesha Nelson and Miranda […]
Progress Center for Black Women Offers Free Childcare This Week
With Madison Schools extending their winter break for three days, and moving to virtual learning for at least two days, parents are now tasked with figuring out what to do […]
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