Childhood

Parental Decision-Making Moves to the ForefrontA growing national conversation around parental choice in newborn medical decisions has reached Arizona, where State Representative Lisa Fink is urging the Arizona Department of

As the national debate over children’s screen use continues to grow, Alabama lawmakers are advancing legislation designed to draw firmer boundaries around how technology is used in early childhood education.

A Renewed Fight for Survivors Missouri lawmakers have revived a major effort to reshape how the state handles civil claims involving childhood sexual abuse, setting the stage for a high-stakes

Equal Parenting Proposal Fuels a Nationwide Conversation on Custody Reform South Carolina lawmakers have reintroduced a major child custody reform bill, reigniting a statewide debate over how courts should decide

In Pennsylvania’s Capitol this November, one lawmaker is turning a deeply personal fight into a movement that could reshape how custody decisions are made across the state. Rep. Jamie Flick

Jessica Curtis and Rob Semerano sit down with longtime Port Jervis educator and coach Brian Rollman, whose classroom—known to generations of students as “Club 110”—is a haven of positivity and

Jessica Curtis and Rob Semerano sit down with Carly Walko, a mom, entrepreneur, and philanthropist who turned a personal passion for fashion into the thriving brand ThirtySomethingFashion. Carly shares how

This summer, North Carolina quietly achieved something extraordinary—and this fall, its impact is about to be felt. Thanks to the determined leadership of Representative Allen Chesser, the Fostering Care in

Arizona’s child welfare system is preparing for immediate change following a meeting that brought together families, law enforcement, prosecutors, tribal leaders, and child welfare advocates. The September 3 meeting, convened

Arizona State Senator Carine Werner is launching a new task force aimed at strengthening child abuse reporting laws following the tragic death of 10-year-old Rebekah Baptiste. The bipartisan group will