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This GAO report examines the experiences of kinship families—children raised by grandparents, relatives, or close family friends—following the COVID-19 pandemic. It highlights how rising costs, mental health challenges, and limited…

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Psychological safety plays a critical role in how teams communicate, learn, and perform—especially in high-pressure environments. This paper explores how creating space for open dialogue, feedback, and learning from mistakes…

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Small and medium-sized enterprises often face legal challenges that are costly, complex, and difficult to navigate, especially during periods of economic uncertainty. This paper examines how justice systems can better…

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Justice systems are under growing pressure to meet public expectations for fairness, accessibility, and real-world impact. This report explores how people-centred justice can close the global justice gap by focusing…

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The holiday season brings opportunities to celebrate, but for federal employees it can also introduce unexpected ethics considerations. This resource outlines common scenarios—from office parties and gift exchanges to invitations…

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This checklist outlines how state technology leaders can embed accessibility into every stage of the procurement lifecycle, from initial planning to long-term monitoring. It emphasizes that accessible technology is not…

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This handbook offers families and friends a clear, practical guide to navigating Delaware’s correctional system and staying connected with incarcerated loved ones. It walks readers through everything from communication options…

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The 2025 Wisconsin Legislature marks a historic moment, welcoming the highest number of women to serve in the state’s lawmaking body. This profile highlights the diverse backgrounds of both senators…

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Minnesota’s gift ban sets clear boundaries to ensure public officials remain free from undue influence, defining what constitutes a gift and who is restricted from giving or receiving one. The…

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Minnesota’s human services system relies on coordinated efforts across federal, state, and local governments to deliver healthcare, economic support, and social services. Federal laws establish broad program requirements and funding…

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The West Virginia Legislature’s Page Program offers students a hands-on look at how state government works. Participants spend a day in the Senate or House, assisting lawmakers and observing the…

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Colorado’s Judicial Branch plays a central role in upholding justice across the state, managing everything from trial and appellate courts to specialty courts focused on behavioral health, veterans, and water…

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With teens spending more time than ever on social media, policymakers are exploring warning labels as a new way to raise awareness about potential mental health risks. This brief lays…

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Indiana’s Workforce Program Review highlights how targeted support can help more young people and individuals with disabilities succeed in school and enter competitive, sustainable employment. The analysis shows that programs…

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Veterans and their families have access to an extensive network of benefits designed to support every stage of life—from education and employment to healthcare and housing. This guide connects Michigan…

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