Accountability & Justice: Power, Policy, and Impact

A new report reveals a pathway to expand school meal programs to 8 million more children without increasing costs, while bolstering food security and building resilience to climate change through regenerative agriculture.

A new clinical trial at MD Anderson Cancer Center, funded by The DeGregorio Family Foundation, is combining surgery, chemotherapy, and engineered NK cell therapy to target a particularly deadly form of gastric cancer.

Automaker Kia Canada commits significant funds to Second Harvest, tackling food insecurity and reducing waste across the country. The partnership aims to deliver millions of meals and lessen environmental impact.

Federal budget proposals are igniting a battle with correctional officer unions, who fear a cap on retirement income will undermine hard-won benefits and signal a shift in Ottawa's priorities.

A damning report reveals systemic failures in mental health care within federal prisons, prompting calls for a shift away from in-prison treatment and toward community-based solutions. Is reform possible?

A new bill aiming to designate ‘Antifa’ as a domestic terrorist organization is sparking legal and civil liberties concerns, as experts question the definition and scope of the proposed legislation.

A legal battle in Louisiana over prison conditions is drawing national attention, with advocates hoping a Supreme Court decision could set a precedent for improved inmate welfare and rights across the US.

A new report from The National Council details the alarming rise in women’s incarceration, highlighting racial disparities and the urgent need for alternatives to prison. Advocates call for a shift toward restorative justice.

A new book details a tragic hazing case & raises urgent questions about fraternity culture, institutional cover-ups, and the fight for justice. Is real accountability possible?

As wildfires rage, California homeowners are facing soaring premiums and policy cancellations, leaving many uninsured and struggling to rebuild. Is the system failing those it's meant to protect?

A new Ohio bill, backed by the National Police Association, seeks to eliminate parole for those convicted of killing law enforcement. Critics question whether the measure will truly improve public safety or exacerbate existing issues.

Dismissed immigration judges are set to speak out about a growing crisis in the system, alleging political interference and raising fears about due process as backlogs soar.

As National Adoption Month shines a light on finding homes for children, one North Carolina agency is pioneering a model that extends far beyond the adoption process – prioritizing lifelong support for adoptive families.

A national conference aims to expose alleged systemic misconduct within Family Courts, raising concerns about child welfare and the need for greater oversight and a uniform code.

Community associations are flexing their political muscle in Washington, D.C., advocating for affordable housing, disaster relief, and insurance reform for the 77.1 million Americans who call them home.

A new report highlights a looming crisis of youth homelessness, with numbers projected to triple by 2035. Advocates are urging systemic changes and increased support for vulnerable young people.

As federal funding lapses, cities are scrambling to support millions facing hunger. The shutdown is straining local resources and raising fears of a deepening crisis.

Soaring childcare costs are driving families out of NYC. A new report proposes bold solutions – shared investment, repurposing vacant buildings, and employer networks – to build a universal care system.

Millions of Canadians provide unpaid care, facing burnout & financial strain. A new parliamentary caucus & national strategy aim to finally address the growing care crisis.

As the federal government navigates a challenging fiscal landscape, the Canadian Medical Association is framing healthcare funding not as an expense, but a vital investment in economic productivity and a healthy workforce. The debate intensifies as Ottawa faces calls for austerity.