Youth Today
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Opinion
Aiding Front-Line Youth Workers
The human service work force is arguably the least visible part of the American labor market of 134 million wage earners. A...
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Funding: Archives 2014 & Earlier
Grants Awarded for October 2002
Ford Foundation320 E. 43rd St. New York, NY 10017(212) 573-5000www.fordfound.org • Corporation for Enterprise Development, Washington, $1 million to explore the potential...
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Opinion
Raising Youth Worker Wages
Brooke Harvey , Project AssociateJoyce Shortt, Co-DirectorNational Institute on Out-of-School TimeWellesley, Mass. While there is no question that the road to increasing...
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Opinion
Gay Coverage Without Spin
Bill MaierVice PresidentFocus on the FamilyColorado Springs, Colo. I’m writing to let you know how much I appreciated Andrew Beadle’s fair, balanced,...
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Opinion
A Preference for Sexual Orientation
Liz Fletcher Brown Mentoring Program CoordinatorFort Worth, TexasIn the article “Gay Youth Leaders?” [September], you and others consistently referred to sexual orientation...
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Opinion
Achieving Dreams
Marina WintonChief Executive Officer“I Have a Dream” FoundationNew York, N.Y. In response to Bill Treanor’s “Nose Knows” column [September], I would like...
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Opinion
Harm Reduction Hurts
Sandra S. BennettDirectorNorthwest Center for Health & SafetyPortland, Ore. Regarding the viewpoint article by Robert Sharpe, “U.S. Drug Policy: Maximizing Harm Reduction”...
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Opinion
Healing Indian Healthcare Wounds
Sara Jumping Eagle Pine Ridge Reservation, S.D. I’m an Oglala Lakota from the Pine Ridge reservation [and] a pediatrician doing an adolescent...
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Opinion
Corrections
An article in the September Youth Today, “Gun Safety Programs Take a Shot,” incorrectly stated the estimated number of children reached through...
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News Briefs: Archives 2011 & Earlier
More Black Men In Jail or College?
Are black men more likely to go to prison than college? A new report from a Washington think tank says yes, but...
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News Briefs: Archives 2011 & Earlier
Bush Chips Away At Youth Health Insurance, GAO Says
Congress should stop the Bush administration from letting states use funds from a children’s health program to insure needy adults, says a...
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News Briefs: Archives 2011 & Earlier
Death Penalty Foes See Hope at Supreme Court
Juvenile death penalty opponents are heartened by recent signals that several U.S. Supreme Court justices are ready to rethink the executions. Justices...
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Employment: Archives 2014 & Earlier
News Briefs for October 2002
Checking Up on Child Workers: The new head of Florida’s Department of Children and Families, Jerry Regier, said the beleaguered agency will...
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► Newsmakers
Newsmakers for October 2002
Foundations After only a few months with the Ypsilanti, Mich.-based High/Scope Educational Research Foundation, Terry Langston got an offer he couldn’t refuse....
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Archives: 2014 & Earlier
Leaping The Clark Bar
The slow-motion revamping of the Edna McConnell Clark Foundation (assets: $630 million) is finally gaining momentum.The New York-based foundation, led by former...
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Archives: 2014 & Earlier
Hewlett’s Free Lunch Program Ends
The Menlo Park, Calif.-based William and Flora Hewlett Foundation (assets: $9 billion) announced in May 2000 that it was planning to establish...
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Archives: 2014 & Earlier
Tumbled Village
When the W.K. Kellogg Foundation (assets: $5 billion) gave $3 million in operating support and a $5 million endowment to set up...
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Archives: 2014 & Earlier
Bob & Rob
Robert L. Woodson Jr., according to a spokesman at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), has “returned to private...
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Opinion
A Delicate Balance
There is a new mantra on Capitol Hill: scientifically based research. The term is used more than 100 times in the No...
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Archives: 2014 & Earlier
Press Watch for October 2002
Losing Track of Children in State Care is National Problem Orlando Sentinel By failing to keep data on the number of missing...
