The Failed War on Drugs by GEORGE P. SHULTZ and PEDRO ASPE NY TIMES, DEC. 31, 2017 The war on drugs in the United States has been a failure that has ruined lives, filled prisons and cost a […]
The Opioid Plague’s Youngest Victims: Children in Foster Care by Sherry Lachman re-posted on Parentadvocates.org Our stunning failure to care for our most vulnerable children is a cause and devastating consequence of the opioid crisis […]
Courtbeat-NYCourts Evan Greebel, center, leaving court in 2015. After his conviction on Wednesday, he faces up to 20 years in prison. CreditJohn Taggart/Bloomberg Martin Shkreli, former hedge fund manager, and convicted, incarcerated felon, is held by most Americans in […]
From Betsy Combier: The following article from Johns Hopkins’ HUB highlights the national disaster known as the opioid crisis. Americans are dying, and this issue needs to be addressed. But the people already hooked on […]
“The Power of Moments”: An Interview with Chip and Dan Heath By Quiet Revolution Quiet Revolution is excited to spread the word about Chip and Dan Heath’s new book The Power of Moments: Why Certain […]
NYC PUBLIC VOICE December 31, 2017 I represented children who were given Superintendent’s Suspensions for 9 years. What a despicable process I saw at the West 125th Street NYC DOE Suspension Office!!! Once a child […]
National Public Voice Michigan Supreme Court Orders $550 Refund To Teachers ‘Major victory’ for teachers: $550M refund Jonathan Oosting, Detroit News Lansing Bureau Michigan Education Association President Paula Herbart Rick Snyder Lansing — Michigan plans […]
See NYC Rubber Room Reporter In New York City, kids with special need are routinely denied special education services. As a very successful Parent Advocate, I see kids in the NYC Department of Education pushed out, […]
NYC PUBLIC VOICE Shola Olatoye New Yorkers are fed up with the corruption of Mayor Bill DeBlasio, but have 4 more years to cry over him, and the damage he has done to NYC and […]
Embattled Chicago Public Schools CEO Forrest Claypool resigned Dec. 8, 2017, after being accused of engaging in a “full-blown cover-up” during an ethics investigation by the district’s inspector general. (Lou Foglia / Chicago Tribune) CPS chief […]
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