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Jeremy Loudenback
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Reporter, The Imprint
Los Angeles
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By Jeremy Loudenback Verified| The Imprint Verified It was the annual high school wrestling tournament that Lily Dorman Colby looked forward to most when she was a teen in foster care two decades ago. At the time, she was an All-American wrestler at Berkeley High. More than the actual competition, Colby was excited about the opportunity the tournament gave her to see a younger brother, who was also in foster care, but had been placed in a separate home.
By Jeremy Loudenback Verified| The Imprint Verified In this fourth installment of the Imprint’s multi-part series Medicated in Foster Care: Who’s Looking Out? we hear from young adults prescribed heavy doses of psychotropic medications in Los Angeles County more than a decade ago. Foster youth are typically in greater need of mental health support. But these four women found their pain and anguish muffled, not healed. Read the entire series here. Lethargic. Sluggish. Dizzy. Woozy. Destabilized. That was life in foster care on sedating psychotropic drugs.
By Jeremy Loudenback Verified| The Imprint Verified It was the annual high school wrestling tournament that Lily Dorman Colby looked forward to most when she was a teen in foster care two decades ago. At the time, she was an All-American wrestler at Berkeley High. More than the actual competition, Colby was excited about the opportunity the tournament gave her to see a younger brother, who was also in foster care, but had been placed in a separate home.
Company Info
The Imprint
The Imprint News is an independent, nonprofit daily news publication focused on issues affecting children, youth, and families. It covers topics such as child welfare, juvenile justice, mental health, and educational challenges. Established as a continuation of The Chronicle of Social Change, The Imprint provides in-depth reporting, investigative articles, and features that highlight systemic issues impacting vulnerable populations. The publication offers a Youth Services Insider column for insights on youth services and policy developments, as well as The Imprint Weekly Podcast, which discusses current child welfare headlines and features expert guests. The Imprint maintains strict editorial independence, ensuring that its reporting is not influenced by donations or grants. With over 6,500 articles published and numerous awards for investigative reporting, The Imprint is recognized as a leading source of information in the child protection field, influencing policy changes and providing a platform for diverse voices.
Minnesota, United States
+1 213-379-5359
Founded: 2013