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A judge on Thursday lifted a federal consent decree levied against Oklahoma’s child foster care system 13 years ago. -
Long-distance placements make it more difficult for youths in foster care to see their siblings and hinder parents who are working to reunite with their children. -
Help is on its way to hundreds of foster families in five counties neighboring Tulsa.Tulsa-based nonprofit Fostering Connections bought a Thomas Built bus… -
The coronavirus pandemic has put a strain on Oklahoma’s child welfare system.The pandemic initially diverted the Oklahoma Department of Human Services’… -
On this encore edition of ST, we hear from the Oklahoma-based writer and writing teacher Brandon Hobson, whose latest novel is "Where the Dead Sit… -
On this edition of StudioTulsa, we speak with Jeff Olivet, who is the President and CEO of the Boston-based Center for Social Innovation. Olivet is also a… -
On this edition of StudioTulsa, we speak with Alton Carter, an Oklahoma Book Award-winning author whose memoir, "The Boy Who Carried Bricks," was… -
Our guest today on ST is the child welfare advocate and author Ashley Rhodes-Courter (born 1985), whose first book, a memoir called "Three Little Words,"…
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