Robert Lewis joins the Exchange. He's a reporter on the CalMatters investigations team that produced a series of articles titled 'License to Kill.'

A conversation on the Senate floor on Monday pivoted from being about a measure requiring the state to provide luggage to kids in foster care rather than trash bags into a larger bipartisan discussion about why the agency charged with kids in its care has struggled for so long.

Joining the Exchange to discuss the iconic local food program is Elizabeth Hallett from Peace House.

The wide-ranging bill would create exceptions to send children out-of-state for care and change definitions around restraints and seclusions. Proponents believe it will help more kids get care. Some advocates are worried it will cause more harm.

Zack Mack joins the Exchange to discuss his NPR podcast series.

Dozens of Oregon schools still don't provide free breakfast and lunch to all students.

Liana Soifer, Executive Director of BIPOC Adoptees VOICES offers insights into the experiences of adopted children of color in Oregon.

Dr. Richard Cytowic, the author and professor at George Washington University, joins the Exchange.

The day-long celebration is produced by the Southern Oregon Chinese Cultural Association.

The Executive Director of Homeshare Oregon discusses the nonprofit's mission to connect homeowners with seniors and other renters in need of affordable housing.

Oregon Community and Housing Services has invested $5 million in local organizations to address youth homelessness. One recipient is the Maslow Project in Josephine County.

We speak with Erin Martin-Fournier, Director of Advocacy at Community Works, about how to identify and prevent human trafficking.