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Author: Nia West-Bey

Nia West-Bey is the director of youth policy at the Center for Law and Social Policy in Washington, D.C., where she advocates for and with young people to advance transformative policy and systems change.
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There’s a Hole in Our “Recovery” the Size of a Generation

Nia West-Bey

Young people’s continued struggle is an indictment of our “recovery.” A year ago, we knew that the COVID-19 pandemic was taking a particularly brutal toll on youth and young adults. One year later, the portrait remains virtually unchanged.

But there is still an opportunity to change course and make investments that prioritize young people.

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