Voices Stories by Karen Loew
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Workers’ centers: A clubhouse for struggle, support
On a recent late-winter afternoon, the workers' center on the second floor of a nondescript office building in New York City's Chinatown was full and busy. Everyone had just eaten lunch; warm soup was welcome after picketing in the cold outside an offending restaurant, Saigon Grill on Manhattan's Upper West Side. more>
What stands between a child and a lasting family
Foster care is meant to be a transitory status in a child's life. But for too many New York City youth, foster care stretches on and on, depriving children of the "forever family" that child welfare professionals say is their birthright.
VIDEO :: Foster Care—A child's point of view. more>
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