Article from Tuscon.com reporting that federal judge has thrown out challenge to Indian Child Welfare Act.

Nine survivors of the children’s home fire in Guatemala were flown to the U.S. for burn treatment.

The political situation in the U.S. drives unaccompanied minors across the border to Canada where their futures are uncertain.

Entre el 7 y 11 de marzo de 2017, investigadores de Disability Rights International (DRI) viajaron a Guatemala para entrevistar los sobrevivientes de vivienda institucional. Este documento presente la información recopilada y las recomendaciones de DRI a Guatemala.

DRI’s main finding is that survivors of the fire at Hogar Seguro Virgen de la Asunción face immediate danger – including detention in other institutions where they face continued segregation and abuse.

This article from Mission News Network covers the complicated history of orphanages in Guatemala.

An account of the corruption behind the tragic fire in Guatemala that ended with the death of at least 37 girls. 

Hace un llamado urgente para acabar con la institucionalización de niños y niñas en la región

This blog article from the Economic Policy Institute notes that policy makers ignore legislation that could make it easier for women to balance work and home obligations.

U.S. Department of Homeland Security considers separating children from undocumented parents caught crossing border.