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Stories of complexity, resilience and progress: The state of the foster care system in the US.
Foster youth are often invisibilized as they navigate education systems, the effects of structural racism, challenges of poverty and homelessness. This season, we explore the inner workings of the foster care system with those working within it and the students impacted by it.
Among Us from UCLA’s Center for the Transformation of Schools uplifts the experiences of youth furthest from opportunity, and uncovers how systems and structures both in and out-of-school are either helping or harming young people. Through conversations with community leaders, scholars, advocates, and youth who have persevered, we examine the barriers preventing students from thriving—and what we all can do about it.
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فرکانس به روز رسانی:
weekly
میانگین طول صدا:
33 minutes
مصاحبه های مهمان
انگلیسی
ایالات متحده آمریکا
31 قسمت
از سال 31 ژانویه 2023
episodic
آخرین اپیزود 🔗
When it comes to system reform, the perspectives we should pay the most attention to are those who know the system best: individuals with lived experience. Our final episode of this season features two young changemakers using their experiences in foster care to help create a better reality for you…
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Transition-age foster youth are young people between 16 - 25 who are transitioning out of the foster care system and into adulthood. Many of them are not prepared to live independently or have a strong support system to lean on. They may need help with finding stable housing or employment, paying f…
Nationally, only 3 out of 100 of foster youth graduate with a bachelor's degree by age 26. Recent legislation in some states aims to increase this number by covering the full cost of in-state college attendance. However, students with foster care experience need a tremendous amount of support beyon…
Get a glimpse into the inner workings of state government and how elected officials and state agencies are working to support foster youth. We highlight perspectives from two different states: Jamie Burciaga, who supports foster youth education at the state level in Colorado, and California State A…
Foster youth tend to have a rough time in school. They are more likely to change homes and schools multiple times mid-year, and can miss a lot of classes for reasons beyond their control. We spoke to foster youth advocate Dylan Tatom, who shares her educational experiences as a foster student and h…
Involvement in the foster care system is not random. Racism and social inequities are both reflected in and actively shape our foster care system that’s largely comprised of Black and Brown youth experiencing poverty. Foster care abolitionist Dorothy Roberts talks about the “family policing system”…
Let’s unpack the U.S. foster care system as we know it. Child welfare and public policy historian Catherine E. Rymph provides a lesson on the origins of foster care and its evolution into the complex system that it is today. Child welfare systems change leader Sixto Cancel shares about his personal…
Foster students face unique challenges in and out of the classroom and they deserve more of our attention. Leading education scholars Tyrone Howard, Joseph Bishop, and Angela James discuss the intersections of foster care with poverty, systemic racism, homelessness, punitive discipline, and the car…
Among Us from UCLA’s Center for the Transformation of Schools uplifts the experiences of students furthest from opportunity, and explores how systems and structures both in and out-of-school are either creating barriers or opportunities for young people.
This season, we are going on a journey toget…
In our final episode this season, we continue the shift from speaking with scholars across the country to speaking with young leaders who have decided not to wait for change to happen.
Dr. Joe Bishop discusses the importance of diversifying college campuses with Kashish Bastola, public education, r…
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