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New from Nashville Public Radio: Report finds 14 ‘forgotten children’ buried at former youth corrections facility in Tennessee
We encourage you to read this new article from Alexis Marshall published by Nashville Public Radio about the Taft Youth Development Center in Nashville where, through our research for our new nationa
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New on the Imprint: First-Ever National Survey Finds Forgotten Graves of Incarcerated Children
We encourage you to read a new extensive article by Michael Fitzgerald and Jeremy Loudenback in The Imprint about our Forgotten Children Initiative's new national research brief identifying 40 burial
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PRESS RELEASE: New Research Reveals a National Legacy of Forgotten Children
The Center for Youth Justice's Forgotten Children Initiative identifies burial sites or cemeteries associated with 40 correctional institutions across 29 states—more than half of all U.S. states—with
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New from the Washington Post: At least 1,000 ‘forgotten children’ who died in state custody are buried across U.S., study finds
We encourage you to check out this new article from Katie Mettler of The Washington Post, covering our research that has identified burial sites associated with youth institutions in 29 states—more t
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New Media Coverage Following First Meeting of Maryland Commission on the House of Reformation
We are glad to see that media coverage has followed the first meeting of the Maryland Commission on the House of Reformation and Instruction for Colored Children. We'd like to draw your attention to
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New on the Imprint: Many of America’s First Crossover Youth are Buried in Forgotten Graves
When the term “crossover youth” is used today it refers to children who touch both the child welfare and juvenile justice systems. These are young people whose lives are shaped by abuse, neglect, fa
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