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Archives: 2014 & Earlier

Press Watch for May 2004

Child Welfare Foster Home Scarcity Means Many Youths Languish for MonthsHartford Courant Because of a shortage of foster care homes in Connecticut,...

Archives: 2014 & Earlier

Pubs and Videos for May 2004

Activism Peace Jam: How Young People Can Make Peace in Their Schools and Communities, by Darcy Giffords, is a survey of a...

Opinion

Random Assignment

I have just finished reading a new book about young people that should be required reading for youth workers, teachers and, most...

News

Report Roundup for May 2004

A compilation of the reports from this issue.

Research

Research of Note for May 2004

There is good news and bad news this month: an analysis of two comprehensive programs aimed at helping urban youth avoid risky...

News

A Dangerous Drive

As accidents go, the results could not have been worse for the Tippy Toes Learning Academy: four children and their van driver...

News

Staying Together, for Runaways’ Sake

Manitowoc, Wis.—The people who run Project Youth here realize that missing a grant application deadline is a fundamental mistake. When they did...

News

Sex and Pregnancy

If a “morning-after” birth control pill becomes available without a prescription, should teenagers be able to buy it? That question has stalled...

Archives: 2014 & Earlier

WiredWoods

Waltham, Mass.(781) 890-5500www.wiredwoods.org Objective: To spark an interest in technology among at-risk youth to help them succeed in the digital age....

News

Foundation Grants

To anyone at a nonprofit youth agency trying to live in part on foundation grants, a statement endorsed by Independent Sector last...

Archives: 2014 & Earlier

Web Watch for May 2004

Education Smithsonian for Kidswww.smithsonian.kids.usThe Smithsonian’s online museum for adolescents is excellent in its simplicity. The site features three exhibits at a...

Opinion

The President’s Tilted Playing Field

Should a 19-year-old who is living on his own after leaving foster care have as much of a chance to get $5,000...

Opinion

Editorial

Matching the Job to the Task On Feb. 3, Michael Hernandez of Miami slit the throat of fellow 14-year-old Jamie Gough in...

Funding: Archives 2014 & Earlier

Grants Awarded for April 2004

Ben & Jerry’s Foundation30 Community Dr. South Burlington, VT 05403-6828(802) 846-1500 www.benjerry.com/foundation • C-Beyond, Concord, Calif., $10,000 for youth-led leadership development programs.•...

Opinion

Connecting Vulnerable Youth

School dropouts, arguably the most vulnerable youth group in the United States, are also a group for which there is no meaningful...

Archives: 2014 & Earlier

Why Does My Textbook Say Sex Is Harmful? (and)

Two Views of Sex Education Dealing with teen sex education and sexual behavior is always controversial. Here, two teens give their views...

Opinion

Letters to the Editor

What Happened At MaryvilleRichard WexlerExecutive DirectorNational Coalition for Child Protection ReformAlexandria, VA The notion that Maryville [Academy] became a hellhole because poor,...

Opinion

California’s Winter of Hate

February’s column featured anthropologist Margaret Mead’s warning that adults in modern cultures that are jolted by rapid social change will come to...

Employment: Archives 2014 & Earlier

News Briefs for April 2004

GAO Cites AmeriCorps Enrollment Errors A report released last month revealing flaws in the management of AmeriCorps provoked harsh criticism from Republican...

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