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Drivers Act Will Open Doors for Foster Youth

Drivers Act Will Open Doors for Foster Youth

by Charles E Lewis Jr | Jun 13, 2023

CRISP and the National Foster Youth Institute will host a congressional briefing tomorrow, Wednesday, June 14, 2023, from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. in Room 2075 in the Rayburn House Office Building on H.R. 1446 – Foster Youth and Drivers Act, and S.699, its companion bill in...
Macro Social Workers Gather at the Brown School

Macro Social Workers Gather at the Brown School

by Charles E Lewis Jr | May 29, 2023

Scores of macro practice social workers and students will gather at the Brown School at Washington University in St. Louis beginning Thursday for the first in-person conference since the Covid-19 pandemic. The four-day Macro United Conference, organized by Influencing...
Democrats’ Communications Problem Is Not Karine Jean-Pierre

Democrats’ Communications Problem Is Not Karine Jean-Pierre

by Charles E Lewis Jr | May 25, 2023

The Democratic Party has a long history of poor communications. President Jimmy Carter helped to undermine his chances for reelection by handing Republicans a public relations gift that is enshrined in the Hall of Fame of political gaffs. Although he never uttered the...
Youth Mental Health Crisis Worsens

Youth Mental Health Crisis Worsens

by Charles E Lewis Jr | May 2, 2023

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Fittingly, addressing the mental health needs of children and youth in the United States has become an issue of bipartisan concern. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)’s Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 42...
If Anyone Can, Karen Bass Can

If Anyone Can, Karen Bass Can

by Charles E Lewis Jr | Apr 25, 2023

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is a remarkable individual and incredibly talented political social worker. Her gifts and skills were displayed last week when she delivered her first State of the City address marking 100 days in office. She’s made reducing...

Why Young Voters Can’t Wait

by Charles E Lewis Jr | Apr 11, 2023

The Institute of Politics at the Harvard Kennedy School tracks the perceptions of young voters aged 18 to 29 years old with their semi-annual national polls. In the spring of 2021, pollsters found that despite the chaotic state of American politics, hope for the...
New Speaker Hanging by a Thread

New Speaker Hanging by a Thread

by Charles E Lewis Jr | Jan 10, 2023

After four days and 15 ballots, and much trepidation, Kevin McCarthy was elected as the Speaker of the House of Representatives for the 118th Congress. It may be a pyrrhic victory for the California congressman who must make good on numerous concessions to the...
Hakeem Jeffries’s Biggest Moment

Hakeem Jeffries’s Biggest Moment

by Charles E Lewis Jr | Dec 21, 2022

Congressman Hakeem Jeffries is well-prepared to walk onto the biggest stage of his life. On January 3, 2023, he will make history when he succeeds the incomparable Nancy Pelosi as the leader of the Democratic Party. It is a tall order. Speaker Pelosi is generally...
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