Teens Sue Government To Save The Earth
To save their future, these teens took on Uncle Sam.
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US Women’s Gymnastics’ #MeToo Moment
As more survivors of sexual assault speak up, US gymnastics leadership is being rocked to its core.
Worried About ICE Raids? Here’s How Teens Can Help Their Families Prepare
We asked an immigration attorney how young people could help their families prepare for any upcoming immigration actions in the Bay Area.
A Federal Judge Just Blocked Trump From Ending DACA… For Now
If Congress doesn’t find a more permanent solution, it’s likely that Dreamers’ fates will be subject to the same old legal back-and-forth.
#MeToo Stories Happen in High Schools Too — This Quiz Shows How Yours Should Help
Is your high school protecting you from sexual harassment?
Whose Art Is It Anyway? What To Do If Your Work Is Stolen Online
Not everyone on the Internet has an artist’s best interests in mind–sometimes not even other artists.
Emancipation: One Young Man Leaves Foster Care On His Own Terms
I used to dream of [adoption]. Having a mom and dad, siblings to play with, a dog. But when I hit twelve, I realized that I was getting old and adoption probably would never happen for me.
When Home Feels Like Prison: My Year In A Group Home
The moment I stepped into a group home when I was 12, I felt like it was a mistake. There I was, with about a dozen other teen boys. On my very first day, I got into a fight during a basketball game.
Why Lawmakers Are Ending Court Fees For Kids
In some California counties for instance, it can cost as much as $30 per-day for room and board for parents whose children are locked up inside juvenile hall.