On this week’s episode we discuss the rebounding of child poverty rates as COVID-19 era fiscal support went away; truth and reconciliation in South Korea; and a potential Supreme Court case over gender-affirming care Jody Kent Lavy, co-executive director of the Campaign for The Fair Sentencing of Youth, joins to discuss the history of the campaign, the push to end juvenile life without parole sentences and what comes next as more states provide a meaningful chance at freedom. Reading RoomThursday, October 12 1pm PST/4pm EST: Education, Inside and OutJoin us for an online conversation about what we know, and what we’re trying when it comes to educating youth who experience incarceration. Register for free: www.imprintnews.org/webinarsChild Poverty Spiked After Pandemic Aid Ended Last Year, Census Showshttps://shorturl.at/ceDX3Appeals court takes up transgender health coverage case likely headed to Supreme Courthttps://shorturl.at/kuzJ3World’s Largest ‘Baby Exporter’ Confronts Its Painful Pasthttps://shorturl.at/hG457Juvenile Life Without Parole Sentences Are a Failed Policy That Needs to Endhttps://shorturl.at/gBHT2

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