COVID-19’s Quiet Toll on Children
When COVID hit, calls for service for troubled children dropped. That’s a good thing, right?
When COVID hit, calls for service for troubled children dropped. That’s a good thing, right?
Jorja Leap spearheads an effort to examine the LAPD’s work in Nickerson Gardens and beyond
The best way to address homelessness may be to prevent it. But how to do that?
The challenges of measuring what works β and what does not β in education
New thinking on homelessness — the demands of urgency
Michael Lens challenges assumptions about the poor, housing and crime
Homelessness takes on different forms and requires different responses around the world
As Trump attempts to dismantle Obamacare, California leads the fight to preserve it.
Americans like unions, but labor is on the defensive. A note from the front
Blueprint turns to homelessness, a growing tragedy in California and beyond
To grapple with homelessness, we must begin by considering the varied nature of its challenge
A case-study in Los Angeles’ struggle to address homelessness
This issue, we set out to look at the intersection of policy and philanthropy, as well as some of L.A.’s leading philanthropists.
Hundreds turn out for an evening discussion of inequality and its ramifications.
With our second issue, Blueprint moves its focus to income and wealth inequality, subjects at the center of modern American politics.
One of America’s most forceful advocates for economic justice brings her work to UCLA.
One young Los Angeles worker struggles to make ends meet on minimum wage.