Fostering Media Connections

The Chronicle of Social Change will expand in 2020 across upstate and western New York, including in the state capitol building.

Los Angeles-based Fostering Media Connections (FMC) will hire a former foster youth to lead its successful Youth Voice Program, spearheading efforts to include systems-involved youth perspectives at the forefront of media coverage.

Candidates for the second district seat on the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors will discuss the role of the county's critical safety net programs at a community forum on Friday, Jan. 31, in South Los Angeles. As L.A.

The Chronicle of Social Change, a nonprofit news outlet focused on children, youth and families, was recently awarded a $200,000 grant from the California Endowment to cover California's youth justice system.

Today, the federal government released national data on the number of children in foster care.

As part of an ambitious plan to reinvigorate watchdog journalism focused on America's public systems, The Chronicle of Social Change is proud to announce Karen de Sá as the recipient of its first Safety Net Reporting Fellowship.

Despite Good News, Some States Still Struggling with Foster Care Capacity

Annual Data Project Shows Capacity Up; Some States However Show Disturbing Rise Among Black and Native American Youth in Foster Care

Fostering Media Connections (FMC) – a national nonprofit news organization focused on children, youth and families – is excited to announce the addition of Simone Maxwell-Wilson to the team.

The Chronicle of Social Change, a national news outlet covering children, youth and families, has received a $200,000 two-year grant from the California-based Walter S. Johnson Foundation to launch a groundbreaking fellowship program.