For many young people, the transition from teen to independent adult is a gradual process that extends into their mid- to late 20s, with financial and emotional support from family. Most youth make it, but a significant number don’t—and so they become disconnected.
Youth who age out of foster care have the hardest time getting on their feet, and without family to rely on, the odds of success are against them. But investments in the futures of these young people can result in significant benefits to them and to society.
Earlier in May, over 20 young people from our community centers gathered at the 
Salomé Ureña de Henriquez Campus (SUCA) in Washington Heights has been buzzing with teen activity over the last few weeks.
Last week, 
Meet Tanya Wenman Steel, editor-in-chief of Epicurious.com, best-selling cook book author, James Beard award winner and mother of two quickly growing (and eating) boys. We're thrilled to have her joining our Emerald City event as our special guest!
In 1998, the Italian Supreme Court dismissed a rape case, reasoning that since the victim was wearing tight jeans–which are hard to remove–she must have consented to the act.
On April 24, the 
On April 17, New York City Children's Services Division of Early Care and Education hosted the 2013 City-wide Head Start Policy Council Installation and Award Ceremony. The event honored New York City parents who have committed to sitting on the ACS Parent Board as representatives for the children and families in Head Start programs. In her welcome, Deputy Commissioner Myung Lee applauded the parents for their dedication a
