FosterEd leads highly collaborative projects between Los Angeles County school districts, the Los Angeles County Office of Education (LACOE), and

As FosterEd’s first demonstration site in California, the pilot project in Santa Cruz County, involved a remarkable level of support

In California NCYL supported the production of Invisible Achievement Gap reports that have merged state-level education and child welfare data

In summer 2014, FosterEd committed to working in New Mexico and formed a state leadership team comprised of senior staff

This project will improve the educational outcomes of children in New Mexico’s care. Guided by an inter-agency state leadership team,

The California Child Welfare Council’s Commercially Sexually Exploited Children (CSEC) Action Team is a multidisciplinary body, comprised of substantive experts

NCYL is at the forefront of both state policy advocacy and local implementation, making its child trafficking team uniquely situated

In April 2010, children in Massachusetts brought suit against the governor and state officials seeking broad relief to change the