At the end of the year, usually beginning in November, I find myself more interested in the meaning of life. This year, I have contemplated…
Popularizing Child Well-being in Louisiana
At the end of the year, usually beginning in November, I find myself more interested in the meaning of life. This year, I have contemplated…
by Allison Allsop, Louisiana Illuminator May 24, 2024 Thousands of Louisiana students with disabilities have been in special education programs that have operated with minimal…
The report below by Elizabeth Weill-Greenbert, published in the Louisiana Illuminator, describes preventable conditions for children in OJJ custody if Louisiana had given the Office…
by Andy Miller and Rebecca Grapevine January 25, 2023 One night last month, a 9-year-old boy who had autism and talked about killing himself was…
So, about Louisiana’s children and journalists who write about their unmet needs. As an advocate for children, I am also an avid supporter of journalists…
Louisiana Ignores Wake-Up Calls about Children’s Needs We know the meaning of “wake-up call.” That’s the early morning phone call from the hotel’s front desk…
Endings are complicated. Typing was once a more physical experience. Each page of paper was inserted and rolled around a platen. Each keypress was a…
I am thinking this evening about the transition we will all soon make into 2022. Whatever is behind us – and there is much –…
“Your ache is also your prayer.” Your ache is your prayer. This was on my mind when I woke today. Jesus taught that prayer is…
The tension between profit for owners and quality of care is not a new one. Against the background described by these article, the COVID-19 pandemic draws attention to the two different priorities.