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Ann Arbor Public Schools empty classroom.
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New report finds dip in child poverty, but also fewer in preschool and reading by third grade

Colin Jackson August 22, 2024

A new report on children in Michigan is revealing a mixed bag when it comes to measures of child well-being. On one...

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The Metro: ‘Chronic absenteeism’ is hurting Michigan students. How can we solve it?

Sydney Waelchli July 30, 2024

“Chronic absenteeism" is one of the biggest problems hurting students in Detroit and across the country, accounting for any students...

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“Boymom: Reimagining Boyhood in the age of impossible masculinity" by Ruth Whippman.
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The Metro: How do you teach positive masculinity to boys?

John Filbrandt July 25, 2024

How do you raise young men with healthy masculinity? It’s something author Ruth Whippman explores in her new book, “Boymom:...

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Michigan House of Representatives chamber in Lansing.
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Lawmakers seek to shift youth work permits from schools to state

Colin Jackson May 24, 2024

The Michigan House Labor Committee heard testimony Thursday on a bill to have the state take over responsibility for issuing work permits...

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Created Equal: Foster care in America from a children’s advocate raised in the system 

Created Equal May 1, 2024

Andrew Bridge spent 11 years of his childhood in foster care and says the system did more harm than good....

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The Metro: ACLU report calls for end to Michigan’s parental consent law for abortions

The Metro April 11, 2024

Abortion rights are the subject of a nationwide debate this week following a court decision in Arizona making the procedure...

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Created Equal: Can tech regulation solve mental health issues? 

Created Equal April 9, 2024

It is already difficult to track what kids are doing online these days, but now, Congress is in the process...

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Sketchbattle JR is mentored by professional designers from General Motors and professors from the College for Creative Studies.
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The ‘Fight Club of Design’ is coming for young Detroit artists

Sascha Raiyn April 5, 2024

When Brook Banham was in graduate school at the College for Creative Studies, he had to write a plan for...

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Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist sign a slate of bills into law in December that aim to reform the state's juvenile justice system.
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Detroit Today: Michigan’s juvenile justice reform, explained

Detroit Today January 11, 2024

This week Michigan lawmakers reconvened in Lansing to kick off the 2024 legislative session. And while Democrats begin the session...

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Leaders in Kalamazoo work toward solutions to address systemic racism in the youth justice system

Tia Graham April 14, 2022

  Kalamazoo is working to correct a decades-old problem within its community. City officials have declared racism as a public...

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“One Night Without a Bed” Aims to Raise Awareness On the Youth Homelessness Crisis

Tia Graham December 16, 2021

Through its month-long “One Night Without a Bed” challenge, the Detroit Phoenix Center aims to raise awareness about the youth homelessness crisis. ...

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The first 10 amendments of the U.S. Constitution are known as the Bill of Rights.
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The Constitution Prohibits Excessive Bail and Fines, But Minors In Michigan Face Hefty Fees

Tia Graham September 3, 2021

As part of 101.9 WDET’s Book Club, we’re inviting the Detroit region to examine and discuss the text that impacts every...

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