Six students from a Seattle alternative high school have died from suicide and murder this year. Who were they and why hasn't this tragedy been front page news? Kaaren Andews, principal of the Interagency Academy, sits down with host Katy Sewal

Who is Homeless?

Feb 23rd, 2015

Why are certain groups of young people - like LGBT and African American youth - far more likely to experience homelessness? Crosscut's Editor-in-Chief, Mary Bruno moderates a conversation with expert panelist

The Elephant In The Room: Why Can't Seattle Keep A School Superintendent?

Dec 23rd, 2014

Seattle has a hard time holding on to a school superintendent. But it isn't unique. It's a hard job with a very short tenure. Like football coaches and baseball managers, superintendents face opposition and

The Elephant In The Room: Is Bertha Toast?

Dec 22nd, 2014

Seattle's multi-billion dollar Viaduct replacement tunnel is in trouble.The shaky waterfront Viaduct has settled into the loose soil. Buildings and streets above the new tunnel have sunk and cracks have appear

How May I Help? Encouraging Stronger Families Through Home Visits

Dec 15th, 2014

Kids thrive in strong, safe and supportive families. It seems basic common sense and it has been proven again and again through solid research. Of course, no one sets out to be a poor parent. The consequence

Pay Attention To Me: How Neglect Shapes The Brain

Dec 13th, 2014

A neglected child is damaged socially, psychologically and physically. The developing brain of a neglected child is malformed. But end the neglect, the brain, body and mind heal.Danielle Goodwin is a peer coun

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